Dr Konyana Dermatologist

Dr Konyana Dermatologist We treat a wide range of skin conditions, ensuring you get the most effective and compassionate care for your skin health.

With a focus on both medical and cosmetic dermatology, we offer advanced solutions tailored to your unique needs.

AlopeciaAlopecia refers to hair loss that can have many different causes—from autoimmune conditions and genetics to infl...
13/08/2026

Alopecia

Alopecia refers to hair loss that can have many different causes—from autoimmune conditions and genetics to inflammation, hormonal changes or traction.

The type and cause of hair loss matter, because treatment depends on an accurate diagnosis.

If you’re experiencing persistent or progressive hair loss, a dermatologist can assess your scalp and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.

Early assessment can make a difference.

Here's to all women, today & everyday.This Women’s Month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and beauty of every wom...
09/08/2026

Here's to all women, today & everyday.

This Women’s Month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and beauty of every woman - while reminding you that healthy skin is part of your overall wellbeing.

Skin Tags: What You Need to KnowSkin tags are small, soft, harmless growths that can range from flesh-coloured to dark b...
31/07/2026

Skin Tags: What You Need to Know

Skin tags are small, soft, harmless growths that can range from flesh-coloured to dark brown. They are commonly found on the neck, underarms (axilla), and back.

Who is more likely to develop skin tags?
• Ageing
• Obesity
• Insulin resistance
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure

Although skin tags are benign, they can become irritated by clothing or jewellery and may affect your confidence.

Treatment options include:
✔️ Cryotherapy (freezing)
✔️ Electrocautery
✔️ Snip excision (minor removal procedure)

If you notice a new growth or are unsure whether it’s a skin tag, consult a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and safe removal.

AUGUST Satellite Visits We’re bringing Individualised dermatology care closer to you - Kokstad, Port St Johns, and Queen...
28/07/2026

AUGUST Satellite Visits
We’re bringing Individualised dermatology care closer to you - Kokstad, Port St Johns, and Queenstown this July!
Save the dates and book your consultation early:
🗓️ Kokstad – 01 August 2026
📍 23 Douwer Street, Kokstad

🗓️ Port St Johns – 08 August 2026
📍 Shop 6, Waterfront Center

🗓️ Queenstown – 26 August 2026
📍 72 Ebden Street, Queenstown

Your skin health is our priority. Limited slots available – secure your appointment today!

Restore. Rejuvenate. Regrow. Naturally.Looking for a natural way to rejuvenate your skin or stimulate hair growth? Plate...
24/07/2026

Restore. Rejuvenate. Regrow. Naturally.

Looking for a natural way to rejuvenate your skin or stimulate hair growth? Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy may be the solution.

PRP Therapy uses a small sample of your own blood to create a concentrated platelet-rich plasma packed with growth factors. These are carefully injected into the treatment area to stimulate collagen production, encourage tissue repair, and support natural hair regrowth.

PRP Therapy may help with:
✔️ Hair thinning and early hair loss
✔️ Acne scars
✔️ Fine lines and wrinkles
✔️ Uneven skin texture
✔️ Skin rejuvenation and collagen stimulation

At Dr Konyana Dermatologist, every PRP treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation to assess your concerns and develop a personalised treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Experience the power of your body's own healing process and discover healthier skin and stronger hair—naturally.

📍 Book your consultation with Dr Konyana today.

Skin cancer can affect anyone. Regardless of your skin tone, it’s important to know the signs and protect your skin.Whil...
14/07/2026

Skin cancer can affect anyone.

Regardless of your skin tone, it’s important to know the signs and protect your skin.

While basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma are commonly linked to long-term sun exposure, melanoma can also occur in people with darker skin. It often develops in areas that may be overlooked, including:
✔️ The palms of your hands
✔️ The soles of your feet
✔️ Under your fingernails or toenails

Early detection significantly improves treatment outcomes. If you notice a new mole, a changing spot, a sore that doesn’t heal, or any unusual skin changes, don’t ignore it—have it assessed by a dermatologist.

Protect your skin every day by:
🧴 Wearing broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher)
🧢 Using protective clothing and hats
🌤️ Seeking shade during peak UV hours
🔍 Performing regular skin self-checks

Your skin tells a story—make sure you’re listening.

📅 Book your skin examination today. Early detection saves lives.

JULY Satellite Visits We’re bringing Individualised dermatology care closer to you - Kokstad, Port St Johns, and Queenst...
07/07/2026

JULY Satellite Visits
We’re bringing Individualised dermatology care closer to you - Kokstad, Port St Johns, and Queenstown this July!
Save the dates and book your consultation early:
🗓️ Kokstad – 04 July 2026
📍 23 Douwer Street, Kokstad
🗓️ Port St Johns – 11 July 2026
📍 Shop 6, Waterfront Center
🗓️ Queenstown – 29 July 2026
📍 72 Ebden Street, Queenstown
Your skin health is our priority. Limited slots available – secure your appointment today!

Vitiligo knows no borders, it affects every age, gender, and ethnicity . But today, we are more than just a statistic. W...
25/06/2026

Vitiligo knows no borders, it affects every age, gender, and ethnicity . But today, we are more than just a statistic. We are a community of strength, resilience, and beauty.

Whether you are recently diagnosed or have been on this journey for years, remember: self-acceptance is the beginning of true empowerment .

Stand tall. Love your skin. You are not alone. 💪

Happy Father's Day to the men who lead with love, strength, and wisdom. Thank you for all that you do.
21/06/2026

Happy Father's Day to the men who lead with love, strength, and wisdom. Thank you for all that you do.

What are the early warning signs of skin cancer that people should look out for?Early warning signs:• A sore that doesn’...
17/06/2026

What are the early warning signs of skin cancer that people should look out for?

Early warning signs:
• A sore that doesn’t heal: Persistent wounds or ulcers should always be checked.
• Changes in a mole: Look for asymmetry, irregular borders, uneven colour, increasing diameter, or evolution over time (the “ABCDE” rule).
• Unusual new growths: Pearly bumps, red patches, or raised lesions that change in size or bleed.
• Dark streaks under nails: These may indicate melanoma, particularly in people with darker skin tones.
• Itching, tenderness, or pain in a mole or lesion: Discomfort is a sign that something may be wrong.
• Unexplained skin changes: Any sudden change in skin texture, pigmentation, or sensitivity.

If still not sure book a dermatology consultation with us - Call 047 531 6566 or book online www.drkonyanadermatologist.co.za

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Theobrook Centre, 26 Sprigg Street
Umtata
5001

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+27475316566

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