Skin Allergy
New or recurring reactions, raised areas, redness, swelling or sensitivity.
Personalized guidance for itching, allergy, eczema, psoriasis, fungal concerns, rashes, irritation and other recurring skin problems—with consultation-first support when symptoms are severe, widespread, long-standing or difficult to identify.
This list is informational, not a promise that every condition can be diagnosed or treated online. Further examination, testing, wound care or specialist referral may be appropriate.
New or recurring reactions, raised areas, redness, swelling or sensitivity.
Localized, widespread, persistent or unexplained itching and irritation.
Dry, inflamed, cracked, itchy or recurring patches requiring individualized guidance.
Recurring scaly or thickened patches and related skin discomfort.
Ring-shaped, scaly, discoloured or recurring rashes that may need correct identification.
New, recurring or spreading changes in colour, texture or skin comfort.
Open, infected or non-healing wounds need consultation and may require direct medical wound care.
Burns and unexplained skin changes should be assessed according to their cause, depth and severity.
Skin appearance alone may not reveal the cause. Consultation is especially important when the concern is severe, recurring, widespread, infected-looking, injured or not responding as expected.
Seek immediate help for difficulty breathing or sudden swelling of the lips, mouth, tongue or throat; a very large, deep, chemical, electrical or facial burn; uncontrolled bleeding; rapidly spreading redness with fever; widespread blistering or peeling; or serious eye/mouth involvement. Do not wait for an online consultation in an emergency.
Start here for severe, old, recurring, widespread or uncertain problems, and for wounds or burns requiring individual review.
A 50g external-use ointment for the skin concerns stated on its supplied packaging. Follow the printed directions and consult first when the condition is severe, old or unclear.
A 50g topical product developed by Dr Muhammad Rafique. Its formula remains confidential. Use only as directed on the supplied packaging or after professional guidance.
Do not apply to the eyes. Do not apply to an open wound, non-healing wound, serious burn or infected-looking skin unless the product label or an appropriately qualified professional specifically directs you to do so. Stop use and seek advice if irritation worsens.
Share symptoms, duration, location, previous treatment and relevant health details.
If requested and appropriate, share well-lit images privately—not through public comments.
The team reviews the request and confirms availability and payment on WhatsApp.
Discuss care, product suitability or the need for examination, testing or referral.
General measures can reduce avoidable irritation, but they do not replace diagnosis or condition-specific treatment.
Keep nails short and reduce friction to limit further skin damage.
Avoid introducing multiple fragranced or harsh products to irritated skin.
Follow appropriate hygiene without aggressive rubbing or repeated over-washing.
Note triggers, duration, spread, discharge, pain and previous products used.

Dr Muhammad Rafique Chaudhary—DHMS, RHMP—has served patients since 2002. His approach begins with careful history-taking, respectful communication and a practical explanation of the most appropriate next step.
For a familiar, limited concern, you may also explore Salicar CS and request the eligible same-condition consultation after purchase.