Men consult less, and later. Yet their skin has its own particularities: thicker, richer in sebaceous glands, roughed up by shaving and often exposed to the sun without protection. In Marrakech, Dr Sara Zahid, a dermatologist in Guéliz, sees men for a medical reason (acne, ingrown hairs, hair loss, moles) as well as for an aesthetic request (Botox, filler, skin quality). Appointments are by appointment only, in a discreet setting. Each consultation begins with a clinical examination and a frank explanation of the options, their limits and their risks.
Acne does not always stop at adolescence, and it more often leaves scars in men, whose skin is oilier and more inflammatory. Treatment depends on the type of lesions (blackheads, inflammatory spots, cysts) and is chosen after examination. Treating early avoids marks; the acne and acne scar pages detail the options.
Redness, razor burn, folliculitis, ingrown hairs: pseudofolliculitis of the beard mostly affects curly or strongly curved hairs. Diagnosis comes before the choice between local care, a change in shaving habits and, in some cases, laser hair removal, which removes the problem at the root.
Hair loss, persistent dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis, alopecia: an examination of the scalp, with trichoscopy if needed, guides the treatment and allows its limits to be explained honestly. The earlier you consult, the better your chances of keeping your hair.
Examination of moles and suspicious lesions, with dermoscopy if needed. Men, more often exposed to the sun without protection, are concerned just as much as women: a mole that changes shape or colour deserves an opinion.
Forehead and frown lines, tired look, hollow under the eyes, structure of the face: Botox and hyaluronic acid can be offered after consultation, at measured doses. The aim is not to smooth the face but to keep one's features and expression, which is particularly important in men.
PRP, PRF, skinboosters or polynucleotides can be discussed for texture, radiance or the scalp, depending on the indication. The expected benefits, limits and risks are explained before any procedure.
Excessive sweating of the underarms or hands: options, including Botox injections, are discussed at the consultation. The hyperhidrosis page details the treatment.
The clinic has a Clarius L20 HD3 portable ultrasound. In men as in women, it helps locate vessels before certain injections, find a filler already injected and examine a lesion under the skin (nodule, cyst, lump). Used according to the indication, it complements the procedure without replacing it.
Yes. The consultation allows expectations, options, limits and risks to be discussed, with no commitment.
They take place by appointment, in a medical practice, with the usual medical confidentiality.
No, you can book directly, without a prescription or prior referral. A letter from your GP is welcome if there is one.
It all depends on the indication and doses. At the consultation, possible areas, limits and alternatives are explained, with the aim of keeping features and natural expression.
The diagnosis is made at the consultation. Depending on the case: adjusting shaving, local care, or laser hair removal to treat the problem durably.
Yes, depending on the area and indication: locating vessels, finding an already injected filler, examining a lesion under the skin. It is not systematic.
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