Meet Dr. Victor Vicente, Consultant Dermatologist in Dubai, seeing patients at Mediclinic City Hospital. His work helps patients care for their skin through every stage of life, from everyday concerns to complex conditions. Skin changes are easy to put off, especially when they seem minor. But when is a small change worth a closer look?
Dr. Victor’s Experience in Dermatology
Dr. Victor is German-trained, with eight years of experience practising in Spain, where he served as Chief Dermatologist at Hospital La Vega in Murcia. His expertise spans preventive skin care, skin cancer detection and treatment, dermatological surgery and the management of chronic skin conditions.
How Dr. Victor Helps Patients Understand Changes in Their Skin
Dr. Victor helps patients find answers for skin changes before they start affecting daily life. A persistent rash, a changing mole or a skin condition that keeps returning may seem like a small concern at first. But when it begins affecting your confidence, comfort or daily life, finding answers can make a real difference.
Whether you are managing a long-term condition or simply want to understand a change in your skin, having the right doctor can help you feel more informed and confident about your care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should you see a dermatologist about a mole?
You should see a dermatologist about a mole that changes in size, shape or colour, has uneven edges or more than one colour, is larger than about 6 mm, or starts to itch or bleed. A new mole that looks different from your others is also worth checking.
What are the early signs of skin cancer?
The early signs of skin cancer include a new or changing mole, a sore that does not heal, a shiny or pearly bump, or a scaly red patch that does not go away. Most skin cancers are very treatable when found early, so any new or changing spot should be checked.
What chronic skin conditions does a dermatologist treat?
A dermatologist treats long-term skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, acne, hives and vitiligo, as well as hair and nail conditions. Treatment aims to control flare-ups, ease symptoms and reduce the effect on daily life.
Why does my rash keep coming back?
A rash usually keeps coming back because its underlying cause has not been found or is still present. Common reasons include eczema, contact allergies, psoriasis, fungal infections and triggers such as heat, sweat or certain products. A dermatologist can examine the skin and arrange tests to find the cause.
What is dermatological surgery?
Dermatological surgery covers procedures to remove or treat skin lesions such as moles, cysts and skin cancers. It ranges from simple biopsies and excisions under local anaesthetic to more complex repairs using skin flaps or grafts.