Latiful Azam, Kishoregonj (Nilphamari)
Skin, hair, and beauty these three aspects of personal care go beyond mere appearance. They are deeply connected to one’s confidence and mental well-being. With this understanding at heart, a remarkable physician, Dr. Sifat Saba, has devoted her life to serving people. A Devoted Aesthetic Dermatologist Dr. Sifat Saba is an aesthetic dermatologist by profession, but her identity goes far beyond the clinic. She has become a silent warrior for the helpless and neglected. While many of her peers cater primarily to affluent or beauty-conscious clients, Dr. Saba dedicates her expertise to those who are often left behind offering both medical care and hope. Correcting Harmful Choices Through Bold Online Advocacy Dr. Sifat Saba has gained popularity on social media for her awareness-raising videos. In these, she challenges harmful beauty myths and misinformation that lead to skin and hair damage. Using simple, scientific, and empathetic language, she educates people on the dangers of self-medication and unverified treatments. Many viewers, inspired by her videos, have sought timely treatment and even prevented life-threatening conditions like skin cancer. Born in the North, Raised in Dhaka, Educated Abroad, Committed to Home Dr. Sifat Saba was born in a small town in northern Bangladesh and raised in Dhaka. Later, she moved to Europe for higher education, where she received world-class medical training. Despite having opportunities for a luxurious life abroad, she chose to return home to serve her country and its people. “Beauty Is Confidence” Empowering the Youth “Beauty isn’t about skin tone,” says Dr. Saba. “It’s about self-confidence and self-worth.” She emphasizes that skin and hair problems often lead to deep psychological distress. That’s why she sees her role not just as a doctor, but as a guide who helps people reclaim their self-esteem. Her outreach isn’t confined to her clinic. She actively conducts workshops, awareness campaigns, and online consultations, regularly engaging with people from all walks of life including underprivileged communities. Redefining Success with Humanity Dr. Saba’s life philosophy is distinct. She doesn’t measure success by degrees or luxury. She says, “To be able to do something for others is the greatest achievement of life. Medicine is not just a profession; it’s a responsibility and I intend to carry that responsibility for life.” Conclusion Bangladesh is home to many selfless physicians quietly making a difference. Dr. Sifat Saba is one of those shining examples. Her work proves that medicine is not just about prescriptions it’s about compassion, commitment, and a deep pledge to society.