Skin care for babies, children and adolescents with professional dermatological assessment for rashes, eczema, infections, allergies and other childhood skin concerns. Parents searching for a child skin specialist or pediatric dermatologist in Chattogram can find information here about the conditions assessed and how to arrange a consultation.
Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology & Venereology, Chattogram Medical College Hospital (CMCH).
Children’s skin can present differently at different ages. A persistent rash, itching, infection, pigment change or scalp problem may need a dermatologist’s assessment rather than repeated trial-and-error treatment.
Recurrent rashes, itching, dermatitis and eczema can affect a child’s comfort, sleep and daily activities.
Birthmarks, vitiligo and other changes in skin colour or appearance may require clinical assessment.
Hair loss, scalp disorders and persistent nail changes can also be evaluated within dermatology.
Acne and other skin concerns can become more prominent during adolescence and may benefit from early dermatological guidance.
Pediatric dermatology covers a broad range of childhood skin, hair and nail conditions. The correct diagnosis depends on the child’s age, symptoms, examination findings and clinical history.
Several childhood skin conditions can look similar at first glance. A dermatologist can assess the pattern and progression of the condition and recommend the appropriate next step.
Where a child has a persistent, recurrent or worsening skin problem, professional assessment can help avoid unnecessary or unsuitable treatment.
Consider a dermatology consultation when:
A consultation begins with the child’s history and the parent’s concerns, followed by a focused dermatological assessment. The next steps are based on the clinical findings rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Understanding when the problem started, how it has changed and whether it has occurred before.
Evaluation of the skin, scalp, hair or nails with the child’s age and clinical presentation in mind.
Recommendations based on the clinical findings and the child’s specific circumstances.
Helpful to bring: previous prescriptions, medical reports and information about creams or medicines already used.
Parents seeking specialist care for a child’s skin, hair or nail concerns may benefit from consultation with a dermatologist experienced in assessing children and adolescents. Dr. Sabina Yeasmin is an Assistant Professor of Dermatology & Venereology at Chattogram Medical College Hospital and provides dermatological assessment for babies, children and adolescents.
Dr. Sabina provides dermatological consultation for infants, children and adolescents, including assessment of childhood skin diseases, pediatric eczema, birthmarks, allergic skin disorders and other common pediatric dermatological conditions.
Her clinical approach emphasizes accurate diagnosis, patient education, evidence-based medical practice and individualized recommendations.
Dr. Sabina Yeasmin,
MD (Dermatology & Venereology)
Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology & Venereology,
Chattogram Medical College Hospital (CMCH).
Dr. Sabina Yeasmin provides private dermatology consultations in Chattogram for patients seeking assessment of skin, hair, scalp and nail concerns, including pediatric dermatology.
Consultation is available through the established chamber locations listed on the appointment and consultation pages.
Private dermatology consultation in Chattogram. Check the current appointment schedule before visiting.
Private dermatology consultation in Chattogram. Check the current appointment schedule before visiting.
Parents often have questions about children’s skin, hair and nail problems, when specialist assessment is appropriate, and what to expect during a pediatric dermatology consultation. Answers to common questions parents ask about dermatological care for babies, children and adolescents.
A pediatric dermatologist evaluates and manages skin, hair and nail conditions affecting babies, children and adolescents. Common concerns include eczema and dermatitis, rashes and itching, skin infections, fungal infections, acne, pigmentation changes, hair and scalp problems, and other persistent or recurrent skin conditions.
A child may benefit from dermatological assessment when a skin, hair or nail problem is persistent, recurrent, spreading, painful, itchy, associated with significant discomfort, or not improving with appropriate initial care. A dermatologist can assess the condition and determine whether specialist treatment is needed.
Yes. Dr. Sabina Yeasmin provides dermatological consultation for children and adolescents in Chattogram. She is an Assistant Professor of Dermatology & Venereology at Chattogram Medical College Hospital and provides assessment and treatment based on the individual patient’s condition.
Common pediatric dermatology concerns include eczema, dermatitis, rashes, itching, fungal infections, bacterial and viral skin infections, acne in adolescents, pigmentation changes, insect-bite reactions, and various hair and scalp problems. The appropriate diagnosis depends on the child’s symptoms and clinical examination.
Yes. Acne is common during adolescence and can range from mild comedonal acne to more inflammatory forms that may leave scars or pigmentation. A dermatologist can assess the severity of acne and recommend an appropriate treatment plan based on the individual’s skin and clinical findings.
Yes. Children can develop fungal infections affecting different areas of the skin, scalp or nails. Because several skin conditions can look similar, proper clinical assessment can help distinguish fungal infection from eczema, dermatitis and other causes before treatment is selected.
A recurrent rash may have different causes, including eczema, contact reactions, infections or other inflammatory skin conditions. Repeated self-treatment without establishing the underlying cause may not resolve the problem. Persistent or recurrent rashes should be assessed by an appropriately qualified dermatologist.
Yes. Hair loss in children can have several possible causes, including scalp infections, inflammatory conditions, hair-pulling or other hair disorders. A dermatologist can examine the scalp and hair pattern and determine whether further investigation or treatment is appropriate.
Dr. Sabina Yeasmin provides pediatric dermatology consultations at designated private practice chambers in Chattogram, including EPIC Health Care – Medical East Gate Branch and Chevron Clinical Laboratory – Halishahar, Shantibag Branch. Patients searching for a pediatric dermatologist or child skin specialist in Chittagong can use the current chamber and appointment information on this website before visiting.
You can request an appointment with Dr. Sabina Yeasmin through the appointment/contact options provided on this website. Please provide the child’s basic information and the main reason for consultation so that the appointment can be appropriately arranged.
If your child has a persistent, recurrent or concerning skin, hair or nail problem, professional dermatological assessment can help identify the underlying cause and guide appropriate management with actionable next steps.
Individual results may vary. Consultation with a qualified dermatologist is recommended.