Skin solutions by Dr.Hira Murtaza

05/10/2025

Hello world! 👋 I’m thrilled to share a little about myself with you... 🌟 Hopes, dreams, and everything in between... 🌈 ”

17/07/2025

Honoured to represent Pakistan in the “xiv international congress of Dermatology” 18-21 June,2025 held in Rome , Italy.

29/04/2025

Honoured to be the guest speaker for DERMATOLOGY INSIGHTS 2025 at Hotel Indus,organised by OBS Pharma. My talk was on “ Nutritional and topical approaches in managing hair loss: A holistic approach to hair restoration.”

31/12/2024

Reflecting on 2024 and feeling thankful for the ups and downs. It’s been a year of growth, learning, and love. Praying for a bright and beautiful 2025, filled with Allah’s guidance and blessings!

25/09/2024

Honoured to lead Team LUMHS Hyderabad to victory! Huge congratulations to our star, Dr. Ayesha Manaan, for securing 1st place in South Region at Softin-OD One Dermatologist League Season 2!

25/08/2024

Tired of hair fall? 💔 Take control with Dr. Hira Shafqat Memon’s personalized hair treatment plans! 💪 Book your appointment now and start your hair growth journey!

02/07/2024

5th international PAADS Conference ..learning must never stop June 2024

17/04/2024

Melasma is a common skin disorder. Loosely translated, the word means “black spot.” If you have melasma you’re probably experiencing light brown, dark brown and/or blue-gray patches on your skin. They can appear as flat patches or freckle-like spots. Commonly affected areas include your face, including the cheeks, upper lip and forehead, as well as the forearms. Melasma treatment requires a tailored approach which is customised for individual patients according to depth , extent and underlying cause of melasma.
Book your appointment with .hiramemon now for a customised treatment plan if you are suffering from melasma and hyperpigmentation.

06/02/2024

Representing Pakistan at the IMCAS World congress , Feb 2024 Paris ,France. IMCAS (International master course on aging sciences )congresses are medical research conferences focused on providing physicians (plastic surgeons, dermatologists and medical aesthetic practitioners) with the latest academic updates for their professional progress in the plastic surgery, dermatology and aging science fields. 🇫🇷

05/12/2023

Before we understand how Alpha Arbutin works, we need to know a little about how our skin gets colored. Our skin's pigmentation depends upon the melanin concentration (the skin pigment) synthesized by the pigment-producing cells known as the melanocytes. Our body secretes an enzyme called tyrosinase that is responsible for stimulating the melanocytes to begin melanogenesis (synthesis of melanin). On exposure to sunlight or experiencing certain conditions, the tyrosinase gets activated and produces excess melanin causing hyperpigmentation.

Alpha arbutin, on being applied topically, gets absorbed in the skin, targets the tyrosinase enzyme, and inhibits its action. With no stimulus from the enzyme, the melanocytes decrease their production rate of melanin. The pigmentation gradually fades away with regular use, leaving your skin evenly tones without any undesirable spots and patches.

09/11/2023