Top 3 Dermatology Clinics in 7th Circle 2026

When do you need a dermatologist?

A dermatologist diagnoses and treats conditions of the skin, hair and nails. Common reasons to book include acne that does not respond to simple care, eczema and psoriasis, fungal infections and warts, removal of moles and skin lumps, hair loss, and chemical peels. Many dermatology clinics also offer laser and injectable cosmetic treatments, which should be discussed with a doctor first.

Book a visit when you notice:

• A rash that lasts, keeps returning or spreads slowly
• Acne that does not improve with basic care
• A spot or mole that looks unusual, is changing or is new
• Severe itching or a suspected allergic reaction
• Sudden or patchy hair loss

Some problems need urgent care. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department if you have trouble breathing, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or a rash with high fever, blistering, peeling skin or painful sores in the mouth or eyes. Fast-spreading redness, pain or warmth around a wound also needs prompt medical assessment.

How to choose among the Dermatology Clinics in 7th Circle

The three profiles on this page are all in the 7th Circle area of Amman, but they differ in what they publish. Use these criteria to compare them:

• Match the service to your need. Dr. Manal Al Hammouri Dermatology and Aesthetic Clinic lists medical treatments such as phototherapy for psoriasis and vitiligo, alongside laser and cosmetic procedures. Dr Reem Al Qudah Clinic lists skin biopsy, cryotherapy, mole removal and nail disorder assessment, and serves children and adults. Dr. Maha Marji Clinic lists consultation, assessment of symptoms and investigations, and treatment-plan follow-up.
• Check who performs the treatment. Each profile lists one doctor. Ask whether that doctor will personally see you and perform any procedure.
• Compare hours. Two profiles confirm Saturday to Thursday, 09:00 to 17:00. Dr Reem Al Qudah Clinic has slightly different times, with Saturday from 10:00 and Sunday until 18:00. Check the day you plan to come.
• Read the status shown on each profile. None of the three is verified by the platform yet, so confirm qualifications directly with the clinic.
• Remember that the order is not a quality ranking. The score measures how complete and checkable a profile is, so a higher position does not mean better treatment.

For a sensitive or long-running skin concern, a clinic that lists a full range of consultation and follow-up services may suit you better than one focused on cosmetic work. For a cosmetic goal, ask which procedures the doctor performs and what the aftercare involves.

What to expect at the first visit

A first dermatology consultation usually begins with your history and an examination of the affected skin, hair or nails. The doctor may ask when the problem started, what makes it better or worse, which medicines and creams you already use, and whether you have allergies or a family history of skin conditions. Some clinics may photograph the area, with your permission, to track changes over time.

Bring the following to make the visit efficient:

• A list of current medicines, creams, supplements and any known allergies
• Previous diagnoses and treatment records, including any biopsy reports
• Photos of the rash or spot, taken when it first appeared or when it changed
• Details of any products or treatments you have tried recently

Write down your questions in advance. Useful ones include: what is the likely cause, which tests are needed, how long improvement usually takes, what side effects to watch for, and when to come back. Dermatology care often needs time and follow-up, so ask how progress will be checked. Be cautious of anyone who promises a specific result; a responsible doctor will explain what is realistic for your skin.

Insurance, fees and booking

Before booking, contact the clinic directly and ask whether it accepts your insurance. Insurance terms vary and should be confirmed in writing for the specific service you need, including whether a referral is required.

Ask for the consultation fee and any extra charges for procedures, tests, follow-up visits or products. For cosmetic courses, ask for a written quote that lists each session and what it includes, so you can compare options clearly.

When booking, confirm the date and time against the hours on the profile, arrive a few minutes early, and ask about the cancellation and rescheduling policy. If you are booking for a child, ask whether the clinic sees patients of that age.

Getting there

All three clinics are in 7th Circle, Amman. Dr. Manal Al Hammouri Dermatology and Aesthetic Clinic is on the first floor of Al Qaisi Complex 3 on Al-Mawaddah Street. Dr Reem Al Qudah Clinic is on Izz Bin Abd Al Salam Street, in building 15. Dr. Maha Marji Clinic is on Al Mawada Street, near the Seventh Circle. Because street names can be confusing, check directions with the clinic before you travel.

If a procedure needs hospital support or you are referred onward, hospitals listed for the Amman area on this platform include Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Medical Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, King Hussein Cancer Center, Specialty Hospital and Istishari Hospital. Ask your clinic which hospital, if any, it works with.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm which doctor will see you and their dermatology role
• Ask whether the clinic accepts your insurance
• Request the consultation fee and any procedure charges in writing
• Check the confirmed hours for your chosen day
• Bring your medicine list, medical history and photos
• Ask how follow-up visits are scheduled
• Save 911 for emergencies, including breathing trouble or facial swelling