Dr. Laith Ahmad
Non-surgical aesthetic physician and medical educator — Amman, Jordan.
Dr. Laith Ahmad is a non-surgical aesthetic physician practising in Marj Al Hamam, Amman. He has built one of the Arab world's most-watched medical education audiences through an unusually plain method: explaining injectable medicine honestly, in Arabic, to the people actually considering it.
His practice covers botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, collagen biostimulators, skin boosters, PRP for face and hair, and microneedling — along a consistent line: conservative dosing, planning that starts from facial anatomy, and results that leave features and expression intact.
The same line runs through the content. Every clip is a clinical explanation before it is a piece of media: what a procedure does, who it suits, what it cannot do, and what recovery honestly looks like. That is precisely why 69% of views come from non-followers, and why more than a third of TikTok discovery arrives through search rather than the feed.
Education and licensing
- Degree
- Specialist’s Diploma in General Medicine — professional qualification: Doctor of Medicine (MD)
- University
- Dnipropetrovsk Medical Academy of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine — Dnipro, Ukraine
- Graduation
- 2019
- Licence
- Licensed General Physician, Jordanian Ministry of Health — valid to February 2031
- Membership
- Jordan Medical Association since 2020
- Practice
- Non-surgical aesthetic medicine
Aesthetic medicine training
- Facial aesthetics — botulinum toxin and dermal fillers International College in London · 2022
- Aesthetic medicine — 40 training hours American Institute for Applied Education · 2022
- Aesthetic medicine — 36 credit hours FVT Medical Sciences · 2022
- Aesthetic medicine course American Aesthetic Association · Amman · 2023
- JALUPRO — eye and lip approach Expert Meeting · Paris · 2024
What is performed in clinic
Botox
Botulinum toxin relaxes the specific muscles that fold skin into expression lines. Dosed conservatively, the line softens and the expression stays.
Read moreDermal fillers
A hyaluronic acid gel placed at a specific depth to replace lost volume or redefine a facial line. Dissolvable if it needs to be.
Read morePRP therapy
A sample of your own blood is centrifuged to separate the platelet-rich fraction, which is then re-injected to stimulate the tissue's own repair.
Read moreSkin boosters
Hydration from inside the skin — no volume, no change in shape. The target is skin quality itself.
Read moreMicroneedling
Fine needles create controlled microscopic injuries, and the skin responds by laying down new collagen and elastin.
Read moreRadiesse
Microspheres of calcium hydroxylapatite in a carrier gel: immediate volume, then progressive collagen building as the gel resorbs.
Read moreStart with a consultation, not a procedure
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