Dr. Aparna Vyas

Dr Aparna Vyas is a UK-trained Consultant Dermatologist with over 23 years
of medical experience, providing expert, patient-centred care in both NHS and
private practice. She practises at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, where she leads the Hair and Female Genital Dermatology services and manages patients within urgent skin cancer clinics, as well as complex general dermatology cases.

Dr Vyas is a Member of the Royal College of Physicians and is listed on the
GMC Specialist Register for Dermatology. She previously served on the British Association of Dermatologists Skin Cancer and Services Committee (2018–2023).

As Clinical Lead for Female Genital Dermatology at UCLH, she oversees highly specialised and sensitive cases requiring nuanced diagnosis and long-term management. She is recognised for her calm, thorough and compassionate manner, particularly in the management of intimate dermatological conditions.

Dr Vyas is known for her structured, thoughtful and unhurried consultations. She places strong emphasis on clear communication and shared decision-making, ensuring each patient feels informed and confident in their care. Treatment plans are bespoke, evidence-based and carefully aligned with individual goals and long-term skin health.

Areas of Specialist Expertise

• · Comprehensive skin assessments
• · Full skin checks and mole assessment
  (dermoscopy)
• · Skin cancer screening and urgent lesion
  assessment
• · Treatment of pre-cancerous lesions
• Female genital dermatology, including vulval
  dermatoses
• · Cryotherapy for seborrhoeic keratoses (age
  warts)
• · Acne and rosacea
• · Psoriasis and eczema
• · Complex inflammatory dermatoses
• · Hair and scalp disorders
• · Drug eruptions

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Professional Memberships

• ·  Royal college of physicians
• British Association of Dermatologists
• · British Hair and Nail Society
• · British Society of Contact Dermatitis
• · British Society for Medical Dermatology
• · British Society for the Study of Vulval Disease
• · International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal Disease