ArabiaMD review guide
Best Dermatologists in Dubai
We compared 25 Dubai clinics that publish dermatology prices or insurance networks, ranked the top 8 by Google rating and price transparency, and listed the dermatologists patients review on ArabiaMD. Updated 27 October 2026.
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- clinics compared
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- insurers named
Clinic transparency
Top-rated clinics for dermatology care in Dubai
Ranked among clinics that publish prices or insurance networks on their own website. Order combines the Google rating, weighted by how many people have reviewed the clinic, with a bonus for published prices and named insurers. ArabiaMD patient reviews are shown where we have them.
1Moopen Al Qoze Medical Center
Al Qoze Industrial - 1
4.9Google (6,733)- Names 21 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Aetna +18
2Prime Medical Center
Dubai
4.8Google (5,060)- Names 9 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Aetna +6
3Unicare Medical Center
Al Mankhoul
4.8Google (1,515)- Names 13 insurers: ADNIC, Almadallah, AXA / GIG Gulf +10
4Aster Clinic
4.7Google (4,667)- Names 21 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Aetna +18
5Al Das Medical Clinic
Palm - Jumeira
4.7Google (476)- Names 17 insurers: ADNIC, Allianz, AXA / GIG Gulf +14
6Symbiosis Medical Centre
Nad Al Sheba
4.7Google (393)- Names 15 insurers: ADNIC, Almadallah, AXA / GIG Gulf +12
7Cosmesurge Clinics LLC Branch
Dubai Marina & Jumeira Beach
4.7Google (358)- Names 15 insurers: ADNIC, Al Buhaira, Almadallah +12
8CosmeSurge - Dubai Marina
Dubai
4.7Google (358)- Names 15 insurers: ADNIC, Al Buhaira, Almadallah +12
Editorial guide
What patients mean by the best dermatologist in Dubai
The search is rarely just about the dermatologist with the highest star rating. Patients usually want a doctor who takes time to diagnose the skin problem, a clinic that is practical to visit, clear pricing, and experience that matches the treatment they need.
Diagnosis before treatment
Patients want a dermatologist who examines the skin properly, explains what the condition is likely to be, and says when a test or biopsy is needed before treatment starts.
Cost clarity
Many plans cover medical dermatology, such as eczema, acne, or a suspicious mole, but rarely cosmetic treatment. Ask what the consultation includes and whether procedures are priced per session, per area, or per ml.
The right clinical fit
A general dermatologist suits most skin, hair, and nail problems. For skin cancer checks, children, or cosmetic and laser work, the doctor profile and focused experience matter more.
Convenient follow-up
Many skin treatments take several sessions or a review after a few weeks. For courses of treatment, choose a clinic you can reach easily; for one-off checks, choose expertise first.
Prices and insurance
Dermatology prices and insurance in Dubai
Dermatology clinics in Dubai rarely publish prices on their websites. Of the 105 clinics we checked, 1 publishes a verified dermatology price, too few to show a typical range. Ask the clinic for a written quote, and use the insurers below to check your cover.
Insurance networks dermatology clinics say they accept
Counted from clinic websites. Many UAE plans cover medical dermatology but not cosmetic or laser treatment, so confirm your specific policy with the clinic before booking.
- Almadallah· 22
- Neuron· 20
- MedNet· 20
- ADNIC· 20
- Daman· 19
- Sukoon (Oman Insurance)· 19
- AXA / GIG Gulf· 18
- Nextcare· 18
Clinics that publish their prices
- Consultation
- AED 250
Match the treatment to the right dermatologist
For everyday skin problems, convenience and consistent reviews can be the deciding factors. For skin cancer concerns, children, or cosmetic and laser treatment, the better question is whether this dermatologist regularly handles cases like yours.
General (medical) dermatologist
Acne, eczema, psoriasis, rashes
Prioritize a clear diagnosis, a written treatment plan, and follow-up to adjust medication.
Dermatologist with dermoscopy or mole mapping
Moles, changing spots, skin cancer checks
Ask whether lesions are examined with a dermatoscope, how changes are tracked, and how biopsy results are shared.
Dermatologist with a hair and scalp focus
Hair loss, scalp and nail problems
Ask which tests are done to find the cause before treatments such as PRP are offered.
Pediatric dermatologist or experienced dermatologist
Children and babies
Look for experience with childhood eczema, birthmarks, and gentle explanations for parents.
Cosmetic dermatologist
Anti-wrinkle injections, fillers, skin boosters
Ask who injects, which product and how much is used, and how complications are handled.
Laser-trained dermatologist
Laser hair removal, scars, pigmentation
Ask which laser suits your skin type, how many sessions are likely, and who performs each session.
Patient reviews
Dermatologists patients review on ArabiaMD
Every dermatologist here has at least one verified ArabiaMD patient review. They are ordered by rating, weighted by how many reviews back it up, so one perfect score does not outrank a consistent record. Open a profile to read the reviews in full.
Licensed profiles
More dermatologists in Dubai
These dermatologists work at the top-rated clinics above and hold a DHA licence, but have no ArabiaMD patient reviews yet. They are listed in the clinics' order, not ranked against each other. Check the profile and ask the clinic the questions below before you book.
Dr. Mohammad Tayeh
Dermatologist - 15 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDUnicare Medical Center
English
Dr. Olivera Nikolic
Dermatologist - 29 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDUnicare Medical Center
English
Dr. Matthias Roux
Dermatologist - 26 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDAl Das Medical Clinic
English
Dr. Rolf Soehnchen
Dermatologist - 20 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDSymbiosis Medical Centre
English
Dr. Bara Maty
Dermatologist - 15 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDCosmesurge Clinics LLC Branch
English
Dr. Lana Nour Kashlan
Dermatologist - 9 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDCosmesurge Clinics LLC Branch
English
Before you book
How to compare dermatologists without getting lost
Use this page to build a shortlist, then open individual profiles to compare the details that affect your appointment. This keeps the decision practical instead of turning every highly rated profile into the same choice.
- 1Start with your skin concern, then compare dermatologists who regularly treat that condition.
- 2Read the review text, not only the star average. Look for comments about explanation, diagnosis, punctuality, and follow-up.
- 3Give more weight to dermatologists with a deeper review base than profiles with one perfect rating.
- 4Check clinic access, parking or metro convenience, languages, and appointment availability if you need repeat sessions.
- 5For procedures, ask for the total cost of the likely course of treatment, not only the price of one session.
Questions to ask before you book
- What is the likely diagnosis, and does it need a test or biopsy to confirm?
- Are there medical treatment options before procedures are considered?
- Is the price per session, per area, or per ml, and how many sessions are typical?
- Will insurance cover any part of this, or is it treated as cosmetic?
- Who performs the procedure: the dermatologist, a nurse, or a laser therapist?
- What side effects or downtime should I expect, and who do I contact if something goes wrong?
Signs to slow down
- Pressure to buy a package of sessions before the problem is diagnosed.
- A changing or bleeding mole removed or treated without a proper examination, or without discussing whether it should be sent for testing.
- No clear answer on which product, laser, or dose is being used.
- Prices quoted only per package with no price per session or area.
- Reviews that mention burns, repeated upselling, or surprise charges.
- A profile or clinic page with too little information for the treatment you need.
Keep looking
Find a dermatologist by area or treatment
Frequently asked questions
How does ArabiaMD choose the best dermatologists in Dubai?
Clinics are ranked among those that publish prices or insurance networks on their own website, by Google rating weighted by review volume, with a bonus for published prices and named insurers. Dermatologists are listed by ArabiaMD patient rating weighted by review count, so many strong reviews rank above a perfect average from a single review. Prices are the ones clinics publish on their own websites, and each is checked against that page; nothing is estimated.
Should I see a dermatologist or a skin or laser clinic?
See a dermatologist for any skin condition that needs a diagnosis, such as a rash, acne, hair loss, or a changing mole. Laser and beauty centres can suit routine cosmetic treatment, but they may not have a doctor who can diagnose the problem.
What should I check before booking a dermatologist in Dubai?
Check the dermatologist profile, review count, recent comments, clinic location, languages spoken, years of experience, and whether the clinic offers the treatment you need.
When should I have a mole checked?
Book a dermatologist promptly if a mole is new, changing in size, shape, or colour, bleeding, itching, or looks different from your other moles. Only a doctor can decide whether it needs a biopsy.
Is the highest rated dermatologist always the best choice?
Not always. A dermatologist with a strong rating across many reviews is usually a stronger signal than a perfect score from one or two reviews. Treatment fit, clinic access, communication, and cost clarity also matter.
Does insurance cover dermatology in Dubai?
Many plans cover consultations and treatment for medical skin conditions. Cosmetic procedures such as anti-wrinkle injections (botulinum toxin), fillers, and laser hair removal are usually not covered. Ask the clinic to check your plan and whether pre-approval is needed.
How should I compare dermatology prices?
Check whether a price is per session, per area, or per ml, how many sessions are usually needed, and whether the consultation is charged separately. A low price for one session can cost more over a full course.
What are warning signs before booking a dermatology treatment?
Be cautious if you feel pressured into a package, cannot get a clear diagnosis, receive unclear pricing, or are not told who will perform the procedure.