Dr. Fatima Yusuf is a consultant dermatologist and venereologist at Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, with a clinical focus on inflammatory skin diseases, hair and scalp disorders, and sexually transmitted infections in a West African context. Her 9 years of practice have given her deep experience with conditions common in sub-Saharan Africa including tropical dermatoses, hyperpigmentation, keloids, and skin infections. Dr. Fatima trained at Bayero University Kano and completed her specialist dermatology training at AKTH, obtaining the Fellowship of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (FMCP). She has a growing interest in cosmetic dermatology and has undertaken training in chemical peels and laser therapy for hyperpigmentation — conditions that affect a significant proportion of her Nigerian patient population. She is a member of the Nigerian Association of Dermatologists (NAD).
Consultant Dermatologist, AKTH Kano
Runs the dermatology outpatient clinic and STI management unit at AKTH.
Registrar & Senior Registrar (Dermatology), AKTH
Postgraduate specialist training covering clinical, cosmetic, and STI dermatology.
Medical Officer, Primary Healthcare Kano State
Community medicine and general outpatient practice.
MBBS Graduation — Bayero University Kano
Graduated with commendation and prize for dermatology clinical attachment.
MBBS — Bayero University Kano (BUK)
Faculty of Clinical Sciences, BUK · 2015
Fellowship of the National Postgraduate Medical College — Dermatology (FMCP)
NPMCN · 2022
Certificate in Cosmetic Dermatology (Chemical Peels & Laser)
International Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology · 2023
MDCN Full Registration
Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria · Active
Dr. Fatima treated my chronic acne and hyperpigmentation. After 3 months on her treatment plan, my skin is the clearest it has been in 10 years. She is wonderful.
Very knowledgeable and professional. She explained what was causing my eczema and gave me a practical management plan. Happy with the results so far.
Took my sister to Dr. Fatima for a persistent rash that three other doctors couldn't diagnose. She identified it immediately and the treatment worked within 2 weeks.