Acne and Acne Scar Treatment
For blackheads, painful spots, recurring breakouts, marks or scars that are affecting your skin or confidence.
You may have tried pharmacy creams, changed your routine or waited for the problem to settle. If it is spreading, uncomfortable or affecting daily life, it deserves a proper assessment.

You do not need to know the medical name. Start with the symptom that worries you most:
For blackheads, painful spots, recurring breakouts, marks or scars that are affecting your skin or confidence.
For facial patches, post-acne marks or uneven colour that returns after treatment.
For dry, itchy, cracked or inflamed skin that disturbs sleep or keeps flaring.
For recurring red, thick or scaly patches on the scalp or body.
For ring-shaped rashes, scaling, persistent itching or possible fungal changes in skin, scalp or nails.
For sudden or recurring itching, redness, swelling or a rash you think may be an allergy.
For facial redness, burning, sensitivity or flushing that is difficult to control.
If under-eye darkness or a tired appearance is bothering you, discuss the possible causes before choosing a procedure.
For sudden shedding, gradual thinning, patchy loss or scalp symptoms that worry you.
For a nail that has become discoloured, thick, brittle, painful or distorted.
If a mole or spot is new, changing, irritated or simply concerning you, arrange an examination.
If a wart or skin tag catches, spreads, bleeds or bothers you, ask which removal options may be appropriate.

You can explain when the problem started, how it feels, what triggers it and what you have already tried. Dr Maria then examines the affected skin, hair or nails and discusses suitable next steps.
Treatment, side effects, timelines and outcomes vary. Bring a list or photos of products and medicines you currently use if relevant.
If a procedure is being considered, ask why it may suit your concern, what recovery involves, what alternatives exist and what result is realistic for your skin.
Do not stop prescribed medication without speaking to your clinician. Bring a list or photos of the products you use so they can be reviewed during consultation.
Yes. Appointments are required and walk-ins are not accepted. Send a text message or WhatsApp request and wait for the clinic team to confirm the time.
Itching can interrupt sleep. Acne or pigmentation can affect confidence. Hair loss can make every shower stressful. A visible rash can make work and social situations uncomfortable.
Tell Dr Maria how the problem affects daily life, not only what it looks like. That context helps shape a practical plan you can understand and follow.
No. Describe what you see or feel, how long it has been present and what you have tried. Diagnosis requires clinical assessment.
Do not make major changes solely for the appointment unless the clinic tells you to. Bring product names or clear photos of the labels for review.
You can discuss it, but suitability, preparation and timing must be assessed. A requested peel or laser may not be the most appropriate first step.
Send a text message or WhatsApp request and wait for confirmation. Appointments are required and walk-ins are not accepted.
Message the Lahore clinic by text or WhatsApp and briefly explain what has been happening. The team can help you book the appropriate consultation.