Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim – Dermatologist in Cumilla (Comilla) | Aesthetic Medicine Expert
Consultant | Dermatology, Skin & VD, Clinical Cosmetology | Online Consultation Available
If you are looking for a Dermatologist / Skin Specialist in Cumilla (Comilla), you are probably dealing with one of these everyday problems: itching (চুলকানি), allergy rashes, acne/pimples, fungal infection (দাদ), eczema/dermatitis, stubborn dark spots, or sensitive Skin & VD concerns.
Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim is a Consultant and Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine Expert who provides patient-focused care in Cumilla through two chambers—Human Diagnostic and Hospital (Police Line–Racecourse) and Foysal Hospital (Chowkbazar/ChawkBazar)—and also offers online consultation for suitable cases.
Quick snapshot (for fast booking)
- Doctor: Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim
- Specialty: Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine Expert | Skin & VD | Sexual Medicine (CCSM)
- Designation: Consultant
- Experience: 3+ years
- BM&DC Registration No: 132735
- Appointment Number (Both Chambers): +8801341057900
- Online Consultation: Yes
Why skin problems are so common in Bangladesh (and why correct diagnosis matters)
In Bangladesh, skin problems often increase due to heat, humidity, sweating, crowded living, shared towels/razors, and frequent exposure to soaps/detergents. Many families also try “fast relief” creams from pharmacies or local shops. Some of these contain strong steroid combinations, which may temporarily reduce redness but can worsen fungal infections, thin the skin, and make the real disease harder to identify.
National data also shows skin conditions are not rare. The Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) – Health and Morbidity Status Survey (HMSS) 2025 reported skin disease prevalence of 37.23 per 1,000 people overall (and higher in rural areas than urban areas). A 2025 Bangladesh dermatology OPD study of rural adult patients also reported that infections/infestations, dermatitis/eczema, acne, and psoriasis were among the leading patterns seen in patients.
What this means for you: a skin problem that “looks the same” can actually be different diseases (fungal vs eczema vs scabies vs allergy). The treatment must match the diagnosis—otherwise the condition keeps returning.
About Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim (patient-first dermatology in Cumilla)
Dr Fahim aims to make dermatology simple and practical for patients. His consultations focus on:
- Understanding your story: when it started, what triggers it, what you already tried
- Examining the skin properly: not just prescribing based on one symptom
- Creating a realistic plan: medicines (when needed) + skincare routine + prevention steps
- Clear follow-up guidance: what improvement looks like and when to return
This approach is especially helpful for patients in Cumilla city and nearby upazilas who want step-by-step instructions instead of confusing medical words.
Educational qualifications & training
Dr Fahim’s qualifications and certifications include:
- MBBS (CMC)
- DOC (Skin and VD)
- PGD Clinical Cosmetology (India)
- CCD (BIRDEM)
- Certified Course in Aesthetic Medicine (Level 1, America)
- CCSM (Sexual Medicine)
Areas of care (what he commonly helps with)
1) Medical dermatology (skin disease care)
Patients commonly consult for:
- Itching and allergy rashes (চুলকানি / এলার্জি): recurring itchy patches, hives-type reactions, contact allergy from soap/cosmetics/hair dye
- Eczema/dermatitis (একজিমা): dry, cracked skin; hand eczema; winter flare-ups; irritation from frequent washing
- Fungal infections (দাদ) and body-fold rashes: groin/underarm fold itching, ring-shaped patches, humid-season recurrence
- Scabies-type itching: family members itching together, worse at night
- Acne/pimples and acne marks: teenage acne, adult acne, painful breakouts, dark marks after pimples
- Psoriasis and long-term conditions: repeated flare-ups that need a structured plan and monitoring
Note: exact treatment depends on diagnosis and severity. A short examination can often clarify the cause quickly.
2) Aesthetic medicine & clinical cosmetology (skin confidence care)
Many people want “healthy-looking skin” along with disease control. Dr Fahim provides aesthetic and cosmetology-focused consultation such as:
- Skin assessment (oiliness, sensitivity, pigmentation patterns)
- Guidance for uneven tone, dark spots, melasma-type patches, dullness, and texture concerns
- Acne-scar improvement planning and safe skincare selection
- Practical product advice so you don’t waste money on unsuitable or harsh items
Patient-friendly promise: aesthetic care should stay safe—protecting the skin barrier and setting realistic expectations.
3) Skin & VD + sexual medicine (confidential care)
Skin & VD concerns can feel uncomfortable to talk about, but they are common and treatable. Dr Fahim provides respectful, private consultation for:
- Genital skin irritation, itching, or rashes
- STI/STD-related questions and guidance
- Problems many people describe as “গুপ্ত রোগ”
If tests are needed, the purpose should be explained clearly—so you understand what is necessary and why.
“Is this you?” (common patient situations in Cumilla)
Skin allergy that keeps coming back?
If rashes return again and again, the trigger may be soap/detergent, cosmetics, hair dye, dust/sweat, or repeated scratching. Diagnosis and habit changes together make long-term improvement more likely.
Fungal infection in humid weather?
In Cumilla’s warm, humid months, fungal infections can recur—especially in body folds. Long-term control often needs correct treatment duration + keeping folds dry + not sharing towels.
Acne not improving even after many face washes?
Over-washing and harsh scrubs can damage the skin barrier. Acne care usually works better with a simple routine + consistent follow-up.
Dark spots after pimples or itching?
These marks are common after inflammation. A plan should focus on preventing new inflammation and supporting gradual tone improvement.
What to expect during your consultation (step-by-step)
A good dermatology visit is more than a prescription. Here is what usually happens:
- History: when it started, what makes it worse/better, any triggers, family history, previous creams/medicines
- Skin examination: looking at the affected area and surrounding skin
- Simple explanation: what it is, why it happens, and what to avoid
- Treatment plan: medicine (if needed) + skincare routine + hygiene advice
- Follow-up plan: what improvement should look like and when to revisit
What to bring (helps the doctor help you faster)
- Photos if the rash changes day to day
- Your old prescriptions or creams (even if half-finished)
- Any reports you already did
Common mistakes that make skin problems worse (very important)
Many skin issues become chronic because of a few common habits:
- Using “mix creams” or strong steroid creams without diagnosis (can worsen fungal infection and thin the skin)
- Stopping treatment too early when itching improves (infection can come back)
- Sharing towels/razors within the family
- Scrubbing the face repeatedly for acne (causes more irritation)
- Trying many new products at once (makes it impossible to identify what triggered the reaction)
Safety note: Don’t stop prescribed medicines suddenly. The main risk is continuing unknown OTC creams without guidance.
Follow-up guidance (how improvement is usually checked)
Follow-up is important in dermatology because the skin needs time to heal.
- Acne: improvement is often checked after a few weeks, then the routine is adjusted (rather than changing products every 2–3 days).
- Eczema/dermatitis: flare-ups may improve quickly, but prevention and maintenance reduce recurrence.
- Fungal infections: many cases need the full course plus hygiene steps; stopping early is a common reason for relapse.
- Pigmentation/dark spots: usually improves gradually; preventing new inflammation matters most.
If your condition is not improving as expected, bring your used products and update the doctor—small details often matter.
Chamber & appointment information (Cumilla)
Chamber 1: Human Diagnostic and Hospital (Police Line–Racecourse, Cumilla)
- Visiting Hours: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
- Appointment / Serial: +8801341057900
- Address: Police Line, Racecourse, Cumilla
- Consultation Fee: New 700 BDT | Old 500 BDT
Chamber 2: Foysal Hospital (Chowkbazar/ChawkBazar, Cumilla)
- Visiting Hours: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- Appointment / Serial: +8801341057900
- Address: Chowkbazar, Cumilla
Booking tip: Call before visiting to confirm serial and reduce waiting time.
Online consultation (Yes) – how it works and who benefits most
Online dermatology consultation is helpful for many patients, especially:
- Follow-up visits after you start treatment
- Acne, mild eczema/allergy, pigmentation concerns
- Reviewing reports or treatment progress
- Patients living far from Cumilla city or with travel difficulty
How to prepare for the best online skin consultation
- Send 2–3 clear photos in good light (close-up and a slightly wider view)
- Write 3 lines: when it started, where it is, what you applied/took
- Share photos of old prescriptions/creams and any reports
Online consultation safety (BM&DC-aligned ethics)
Telemedicine works best when the doctor can evaluate properly. If your problem looks severe, spreads rapidly, or needs direct examination, you may be advised to come in person. Privacy and confidentiality should be maintained for all online consultations.
When you should NOT wait (seek urgent care)
Please seek urgent medical help (or go to the nearest hospital) if you have:
- Breathing difficulty or severe swelling of face/lips (serious allergy)
- High fever with rash
- Rapidly spreading painful redness, pus, or severe infection signs
- Sudden widespread blisters
Online advice is not enough for emergencies.
FAQs
Who is a dermatologist in Cumilla (Comilla) for itching and allergy?
Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim is a Consultant and Dermatology & Aesthetic Medicine Expert in Cumilla. Patients commonly consult him for itching (চুলকানি), allergy rash, eczema/dermatitis, fungal infections (দাদ), and acne/pimples.
Where does Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim sit in Cumilla?
He sees patients at two chambers: Human Diagnostic and Hospital (Police Line–Racecourse, Cumilla) and Foysal Hospital (Chowkbazar/ChawkBazar, Cumilla).
What are Dr Fahim’s visiting hours?
- Human Diagnostic and Hospital: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
- Foysal Hospital: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
How do I book an appointment?
Call +8801341057900 for serial/appointment at either chamber. Calling ahead helps you confirm timing and reduce waiting.
What is the consultation fee?
New patient: 700 BDT and Old patient (follow-up): 500 BDT.
Is online consultation available?
Yes. Online consultation is available for suitable cases such as follow-ups, acne, mild eczema/allergy, pigmentation concerns, and report review. If the issue is severe or unclear, an in-person visit may be advised.
What should I send before an online skin consultation?
Share 2–3 clear photos in good light, a short note (when it started + what you used), and photos of old prescriptions/creams or reports. Good photos help the doctor guide you more accurately.
I used a “mix cream” from the pharmacy—what should I do?
Unknown “mix creams” may contain strong steroids that can worsen fungal infections and damage the skin barrier. Stop unknown OTC creams and take a dermatology consultation for a correct diagnosis and safe plan.
Can I consult for Skin & VD or sensitive sexual health issues privately?
Yes. Dr Fahim provides confidential, respectful consultation for Skin & VD concerns and sensitive problems (including genital skin irritation or STI/STD-related questions).
When should I seek urgent care for a skin problem?
Seek urgent help if you have breathing difficulty, severe swelling, high fever with rash, rapidly spreading painful redness/pus, or widespread blisters. Online advice is not enough for emergencies.
Book Appointment with Dr Mohammed Borhan Uddin Fahim
- Phone: +8801341057900
- Primary Chamber: Human Diagnostic and Hospital, Police Line, Racecourse, Cumilla (Comilla)
- Secondary Chamber: Foysal Hospital, Chowkbazar (ChawkBazar), Cumilla (Comilla)
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