Dr. Urooj Fatima

Dr. Urooj Fatima provides dermatology consultations at FZ International Hospital, Jinnah Garden, Islamabad. Her listed qualification is MBBS, (FCPS) Dermatology.

Her listed scope includes acne, acne scars, eczema, psoriasis, allergies, fungal infections, melasma, pigmentation, vitiligo, rosacea, hair loss, dandruff, scalp concerns and nail conditions. Diagnosis and treatment require an individual assessment.

Yes. Medical acne care, skincare planning, acne-scar assessment and chemical-peel consultations are listed. The proposed treatment depends on the cause, skin type and suitability.

Yes. Hair loss, thinning hair, alopecia, dandruff and scalp concerns can be assessed. PRP may be discussed where appropriate; it is not suitable for every cause of hair loss.

PRP uses a platelet-rich preparation made from a person’s own blood. It may be considered for selected hair-loss concerns after assessment. Response varies, repeat sessions may be discussed, and hair regrowth is not guaranteed.

Yes. Consultations cover itching, rashes, eczema, dermatitis and other inflammatory skin concerns. The care plan depends on the diagnosis and possible triggers.

Yes. Melasma, dark spots, uneven skin tone and sun-related concerns can be assessed. Treatment choices, sun protection, limitations and expected follow-up are discussed during the consultation.

Yes. Consultations can cover chemical peels, skin rejuvenation, acne scars, fine lines, wrinkles and aesthetic skincare. The clinician confirms suitability, risks, aftercare, likely course and current cost before a procedure.

Yes. FZ lists assessment and treatment of warts, moles and skin tags. A changing or unusual mole should be assessed before cosmetic removal; the clinician decides whether further investigation or referral is needed.

The clinic is in Jinnah Garden, Islamabad. Patients may travel from PWD, DHA Phase 2, Capital Enclave, Naval Anchorage, Soan Garden, Media Town, Lohi Bher, Sihala, Pakistan Town, Korang Town, Gulberg Greens, Rawat and Bahria Town. These are catchment areas, not additional branches.

Consider a consultation for persistent acne, rashes, eczema, psoriasis, pigmentation, hair loss or a new or changing skin lesion. Rapidly worsening symptoms or a severe allergic reaction need urgent medical attention.

Yes. Psoriasis assessment and ongoing management are listed. The aim is to help control symptoms through an individual plan and follow-up, rather than promise a permanent cure.

Call 051-4493031, WhatsApp +92 311 1529680, or use the appointment request form. Reception confirms the available time before your visit.