◆ Dr. Aqsa Asghar Ali Soomro
Fellowship-trained consultant dermatologist. Nine years in clinical medicine, three and a half in dermatology — at the bedside of one of Pakistan's busiest public hospitals. Now in private clinic at DHA Phase 2.
Every appointment is mine. Every plan is mine. From the dermoscopy on your first visit to the WhatsApp follow-up three weeks later — same doctor, same eyes, same standards. No rotating residents. No assistant signing prescriptions in my name.
Eight years of clinical medicine before specialization. Three and a half years of dermatology training at Dow University of Health Sciences and Civil Hospital Karachi — Pakistan's busiest public dermatology service. Then the College of Physicians and Surgeons' fellowship exam. The rigorous one.
The same eyes that read your dermoscopy plan your peel. The same hand that diagnoses your eczema injects your Botox. Continuity is the medicine.
Diagnosis and long-arc management of acne, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, autoimmune and pigmentary disorders. Pediatric through adult.
Chemical peels, Botox, intralesional injections, thread lifts. Performed by hand — never by template.
Dermoscopy, KOH prep, Wood's lamp, skin biopsy, electrocautery. Reading the skin before treating it.
Honest skincare counseling — Pakistani-pharmacy realistic. No upselling. Follow-up on WhatsApp at no extra cost.
A small selection of in-clinic cases — published with each patient's explicit permission. Treatment plans are individualized; results vary with skin type, compliance, and time.
Multiple patients · combination therapy with topical agents, chemical peel sequencing, and pigmentation-targeted care.
Anti-aging injection done conservatively — natural movement preserved, lines softened.
WhatsApp or call. A short message about what you're noticing — flare-ups, recent skincare, photos if helpful — gets us started.
You're seen in clinic at DHA Phase 2. Full history, dermoscopy, Wood's lamp where indicated. Same-day biopsy if needed.
Written. Itemised. Pakistani-pharmacy realistic. You leave knowing what's prescribed, why, and how long it takes to work.
Skin healing isn't a one-visit job. Course corrections happen on WhatsApp at no extra fee. We see this through.
I don't believe in shortcuts. The skin doesn't reward them — and patients can always tell the difference between a plan that was thought through and one that wasn't.
College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan · Fellowship Awarded
Dow University of Health Sciences · Civil Hospital Karachi
DUHS · Civil Hospital Karachi · Foundation in clinical medicine
Dr. Ruth K.M. Pfau Civil Hospital · Medicine & General Surgery
Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical University, Larkana
The fastest route is WhatsApp — a short message, a photo if helpful, and we'll schedule you into the next available consult slot at DHA Phase 2. No theatrics. No upselling.