Medcare Dermatology Clinic is dedicated to addressing chronic dermatological conditions that significantly impact Vietnamese patients’ skin, with a special focus on vitiligo. Since its inception, the clinic has prioritized researching advanced treatment methods such as autologous epidermal grafting and cellular grafting. In 2021, the clinic took a major leap by launching the Medcare Vitiligo Treatment and Research Unit, marking a critical milestone in vitiligo care. Over three years, the unit has successfully applied effective treatment methods for various forms of vitiligo, particularly in challenging areas such as the hands, feet, and depigmented scars.
OUR MISSION
Beyond treatment success, Medcare Dermatology Clinic has played a crucial role in raising public awareness about vitiligo through meaningful activities, including photo exhibitions and awareness events. As the first and only clinic in Southern Vietnam to successfully perform skin grafts for vitiligo treatment, Medcare continuously strives to enhance its expertise, constantly updating and applying the latest global treatment methods for patients with birthmarks and vitiligo.
OUR VISION
With a vision of sustainable development, Medcare Dermatology Clinic is committed to providing the most advanced and effective treatment methods, not only for vitiligo but also for other chronic dermatological conditions. The clinic aspires to contribute to raising public awareness and advancing Vietnam’s medical standards to be on par with developed nations globally.
TREATMENT RESULTS
MEDICAL TEAM
Our team of doctors brings extensive experience in treating dermatological conditions, utilizing advanced technologies in cosmetic dermatology care.
Our doctors possess postgraduate qualifications, including PhDs, Medical Residencies, Master’s Degrees, and Level I Specialist qualifications.
Presented scientific research at dermatology conferences both domestically and internationally.
Attended annual training programs in the USA, Australia, Spain, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, and beyond.
Scientific research: Single nucleotide polymorphisms on the NR3C1 gene and glucocorticosteroid response in pemphigus vulgaris patients; Fecal calprotectin levels and related factors in psoriasis patients, recognized by the University of Medicine and Pharmacy.