Professional statement
Dr Maham Khan is a highly skilled and approachable consultant dermatologist with over a decade of experience in medicine and a reputation for her warmth, dedication, and patient-centred care. She trained at the prestigious Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, gaining experience across leading London hospitals including St Mary’s, Charing Cross, and Hammersmith, and went on to complete a Master’s in Clinical Dermatology at the world-renowned St John’s Institute of Dermatology. She currently practises at the Montrose clinic London.
Dr Khan has worked extensively within the NHS and at leading private clinics, including carrying out cosmetic dermatology procedures on Harley Street. Her expertise spans a wide range of skin conditions, including acne, skin cancer, moles, skin allergies, rashes, psoriasis, rosacea, vitiligo, warts, eczema, dermatitis, genital skin disorders, hair problems, scars, and skin tags. She has a particular interest in acne, skin cancer, and inflammatory skin conditions, as well as cosmetic dermatology.
In her clinical practice, Dr Khan offers an extensive selection of treatments such as cryotherapy, antifungal therapy, curettage, PRP treatments, mole mapping, mole and skin lesion removal, microneedling, and hair loss management. She is a firm advocate of a holistic approach to dermatology, ensuring that every patient receives a personalised and comprehensive treatment plan tailored to their individual needs.
Clinics
19 W Eaton Pl, London SW1X 8LT, Reino Unido, Central LondonMedical insurances accepted
Credentials
Professional experience
- 11 years of experience
- Consultant dermatologist, Montrose clinic (present)
Subspecialties
- Hair loss
- Acne
Education
- MBBS
- MSc
Languages spoken
- English
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Reviews
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- I've seen Dr Khan in Jun 2024 with a very trivial viral wart (it has later been diagnosed and dealt with by another dr in a space of 1 appointment). Dr Khan had no idea what that was, she prescribed a cream for bacterial infection, and when I said it wasn't working her secretary emailed back saying I should take antibiotics and I could have the prescription without seeing her again!!! From my experience with health professionals, Dr Khan is hands down the most incompetent I ever met. Avoid.