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Dr Ayanda Motau - Dermatologist

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Dr Ayanda Motau - Dermatologist

Dr. Ayanda Motau AKA Joburg Dermatologist, is a board-certified dermatologist practicing in Honeydew.

13/03/2026

L’Oréal Paris called and it was time to officially meet Melasyl!

An unforgettable evening exploring the science behind this groundbreaking, multi-patented ingredient, designed to combat localized hyperpigmentation at the biological level.

I had the honor of speaking on the panel about the challenges of hyperpigmentation in clinical practice and why it’s so important to have products that are both scientifically validated and accessible for patients.

A truly inspiring experience; bridging cutting-edge research with real-world dermatology.

10/03/2026

Not everything you notice on your skin is a problem.

Pores.
Texture.
Occasional breakouts.
Fine lines.
Small variations in tone.

These are all normal features of real skin; structures and changes that dermatologists understand as part of how skin functions.

But “normal” doesn’t mean you have to simply live with concerns that bother you. Dermatology is not about chasing unrealistic, filtered perfection. It’s about understanding the skin scientifically and using evidence-based treatments to improve its health, balance, and appearance.

Sometimes the most important step is learning the difference between what is normal… and what can still be improved with the right care; because when skin concerns are addressed with the right expertise, the goal is never perfection, it’s healthier, stronger, more confident skin.

If something about your skin concerns you, a professional consultation can help determine what’s normal and what solutions are available.

06/03/2026

Skin tags are one of the most common benign growths seen in dermatology.

Medically known as acrochordons, they are small, soft growths made of collagen fibres and blood vessels, typically appearing in areas where the skin folds or experiences friction; such as the neck, underarms, eyelids, under the breasts, and groin.

While skin tags are harmless, dermatologists still assess them carefully. Changes in colour, shape, growth pattern, or the sudden appearance of multiple lesions may require closer evaluation to confirm the diagnosis.

They are often associated with factors such as friction, genetics, hormonal shifts, weight changes, and insulin resistance, showing how the skin can sometimes reflect underlying processes in the body.

When removal is requested, dermatological treatments are quick and precise, using methods such as snip excision, electrocautery, or cryotherapy.

Any new, changing, or uncertain skin growth should always be assessed by a dermatologist.

04/03/2026

Obesity is not simply about weight. It is a chronic, multifactorial medical condition that affects hormonal balance, inflammation, insulin regulation and the skin.

Skin tags.
Darkened, thickened folds of skin.
Stretch marks.
Recurrent rashes and infections.

These are not cosmetic inconveniences. They can be early clinical markers of metabolic dysfunction.

Emerging treatments, including GLP-1 receptor agonists used in weight management, improve insulin sensitivity and reduce systemic inflammation. As metabolic health improves, studies show we may also see improvement in certain skin conditions linked to obesity.

Your skin is not judging you. It is communicating. On World Obesity Day, we move away from stigma and toward understanding, early detection, and evidence-based care. If your skin has changed, it may be worth asking why.

27/02/2026

In skincare, compatibility is everything.

Not every ingredient belongs together and when paired incorrectly, even the most promising product can cause irritation, barrier damage, or breakouts.

But when the right formulations meet?
Hydration is sealed. Texture refines. Pigmentation fades. Pores appear smoother.

Strategic pairing is where real results live; because great skin isn’t about trends. It’s about intelligent combinations, guided by expertise.

Book a consultation and let’s match your skin to its perfect pairing.

17/02/2026

Valentine’s weekend was sweet… and your skin might be reminding you of it a few days later. Sugar can trigger inflammation and increase oil production, which sometimes leads to breakouts.

Don’t worry; this isn’t about guilt. We’re simply here to help you understand your skin and reset your routine.

Gentle cleanse, moisturize, SPF, and simplicity for a few days can make a world of difference✨.

14/02/2026

If your skin was the love of your life,
you wouldn’t attack it every time it reacted.

You’d protect it.
Listen to it.
Be patient with it.

Healthy skin is built slowly, not aggressively.

So today, I’m asking you:
What would you say to your skin?

13/02/2026

Wishing you all a LOVEly weekend ❤️.

04/02/2026

Cancer touches bodies, families, timelines and futures.

Today, we honour those living with cancer, those who have survived, those we have lost and the teams who walk this journey alongside them.

Early detection matters. Compassion matters. Science matters. And above all, humanity matters.

Together, we continue to choose awareness, research, care, and hope.

20/01/2026

January is often framed as a time to “reset”; but in dermatology, a true reset is not about extremes or punishment.

After the festive season, skin is frequently inflamed, dehydrated, and barrier-compromised. In this state, aggressive routines and trend-driven advice do not accelerate healing; they delay it.

What your skin actually needs right now is simple, intentional care:
• Barrier-supporting cleansers
• Hydration before exfoliation
• Fewer actives, used consistently
• Daily broad-spectrum SPF

These are not shortcuts; they are foundations.

In 2026, skin care aligns with evidence, not algorithms. Healthy skin is built by respecting skin physiology, reducing unnecessary inflammation, and allowing recovery before correction. Because healthy skin is not achieved by doing more. It is achieved by doing what is appropriate, consistent, and scientifically sound.

Comment the first three words you see on the final slide; that’s your January skin focus✨…

Address

Nhc Health Centre Honeydew Corner Christiaan De Wet Road &, Blueberry St
Roodepoort
2170

Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00
Saturday	08:30 - 12:00

Website

http://www.joburgdermatologist.co.za/

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