Dermatologists in Bangladesh

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A dermatologist (in Bangladesh usually known as a "skin, hair and sexual/STD specialist") diagnoses and treats conditions of the skin, hair, nails and the genital area. People across Bangladesh see one for problems made worse by our hot, humid climate and dust — persistent acne and pimples, fungal infections (dad, ringworm, athlete's foot), eczema and allergic rashes, melasma and dark spots, vitiligo (white patches / sada dag), hair fall and dandruff, warts, scabies and skin allergies. Many also consult discreetly for sexually transmitted infections, which fall under this specialty here. In a consultation the doctor takes your history, examines the affected area in good light, and may use a dermoscope or order a skin scraping, patch test or blood test. You usually leave with a clear diagnosis, prescribed creams or tablets, and skincare advice; cosmetic concerns may be offered laser, chemical peel or minor procedures. See a dermatologist if a rash, itch, acne, hair fall or skin change lasts more than two to three weeks, keeps coming back, or does not improve with over-the-counter remedies — early treatment prevents scarring and pigmentation.

Dermatologists by city

Listed dermatologists

When should you see a dermatologist?

See a dermatologist if a skin rash, itch, acne, hair fall, or skin/nail change lasts more than two to three weeks, keeps returning, or does not improve with over-the-counter creams. Sudden spreading rashes, painful sores, or any genital symptom also warrant a prompt visit.

Conditions treated by dermatologists

  • Acne and pimples
  • Fungal infections (ringworm / dad, athlete's foot)
  • Eczema and allergic skin rashes
  • Melasma and dark spots (pigmentation)
  • Vitiligo (sada dag / leucoderma)
  • Hair fall and dandruff
  • Psoriasis
  • Scabies and skin allergies
  • Warts, moles and skin tags
  • Sexually transmitted infections (STD/STI)

Common medicines prescribed

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