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Specialist acne care for adults and teenagers, in person at Kisasa Plaza or by video from anywhere in Tanzania.
Acne on deeper skin tones leaves dark marks long after the spots have gone, so the plan treats both at once: the active acne first, then the marks and any early scarring, with sun protection throughout.
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The consultation comes first. Treatment prices are quoted in writing before anything starts, and nothing is added later.
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Examination, diagnosis and a written plan.
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Ask on WhatsAppAcne happens when pores block with oil and dead skin and bacteria multiply inside them. It shows as blackheads, whiteheads, red spots and, when deeper, painful lumps on the face, chest or back.
It is common from the teens into the thirties and is driven by hormones, genes and sometimes products or medicines, not by dirt. Scrubbing makes it worse.
Untreated acne can scar, and on deeper skin it leaves dark marks that take months to fade. Early treatment prevents both and shortens the course.
Clear skin changes how people feel about being seen. Treatment is about confidence as much as medicine.
The process
The dermatologist grades the acne, looks for marks and early scars, and asks about products, periods and medicines.
A written plan, usually combining:
Most plans show change within six to eight weeks. Some creams cause mild dryness at first; the dermatologist adjusts the plan at review.
Once the acne is controlled, marks and scars are treated with peels, microneedling or laser as needed, and a maintenance routine keeps it away.
The dermatologist grades the acne, looks for marks and early scars, and asks about products, periods and medicines.
A written plan, usually combining:
Most plans show change within six to eight weeks. Some creams cause mild dryness at first; the dermatologist adjusts the plan at review.
Once the acne is controlled, marks and scars are treated with peels, microneedling or laser as needed, and a maintenance routine keeps it away.
Who treats you
Dermatologist and aesthetic medicine practitioner. Founder.
MCT registration available on request
I am a dermatologist and aesthetic medicine practitioner, and my work is about three things: healthy skin, natural beauty and a better quality of life for every patient, through care grounded in evidence. My clinical practice covers the diagnosis and management of skin, hair and nail conditions, alongside advanced aesthetic treatments planned around each patient.
Yes. Clear, well-lit photos and a video call allow grading and a prescription. Deep or scarring acne is best seen in person.
Usually six to eight weeks for the first clear improvement. Marks fade more slowly, over three to six months.
No. We treat the acne and the marks it leaves, and we never prescribe skin-bleaching products.
Yes, with a parent or guardian present for anyone under 18.
Nothing. Bring every product and cream you use so the dermatologist can see what is helping and what is not.
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