Skin Doctors · Cebu City

Dermatology Clinic in Cebu

Skin Doctors Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine is a clinic at 2/F Verve Point on Banilad–Talamban Road, Cebu City. Our medical team assesses skin, hair and nail concerns and offers medical and aesthetic care. Consultations begin with diagnosis and suitability, with treatment choices explained around your goals, skin and recovery needs.

Meet the medical team

Dr. Michael Vince D. Busa, FPDS is a dermatologist and Fellow of the Philippine Dermatological Society. Dr. Kristine Josephine Busa, DPDS is a dermatologist and Diplomate of the Philippine Dermatological Society. Dr. Karl Anthony D. Busa is a Physician • Laser & Aesthetic Treatments.

Medical and aesthetic dermatology

Bring concerns about persistent acne, pigmentation, scars, underarm sweating, hair loss, rashes or a changing skin lesion. An examination helps separate problems that may look similar. A procedure is one possible part of care, not the starting assumption for every visit.

Venereology consultations

We also assess STI and genital skin concerns. A consultation helps determine appropriate testing, treatment, follow-up or referral. Explore venereology care.

Technology within an individual plan

Available technologies include Alma Hybrid, PicoSure Pro, AviClear, Sylfirm X, LaseMD Ultra and Fotona Dynamis. The relevant option depends on the diagnosis, skin type and expected benefit. Your doctor will explain alternatives and limitations.

Visit us in Banilad, Cebu City

2/F Verve Point, Banilad–Talamban Road
Cebu City, Cebu 6000, Philippines
Across Rosedale Building, before USC–TC.

Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 10:30 AM–6:30 PM.
Walk-ins welcome. Consultations are in clinic.

Parking is available. The second-floor clinic is accessed by stairs; there is no elevator. Payment options are Cash, GCash and Bank Transfer.

Prepare for your consultation

Bring your medication and skin-care list, relevant medical history and details of earlier treatments. Tell the team your main concern and any timing constraints. Ask about likely recovery before scheduling a procedure.