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Dr Alexander Uskov

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Dr Alexander Uskov

MD, Candidate of Medical Sciences

Laser medicine physician, founder of Dr USKOV KLIINIK, Visiting Lecturer at the University of Tartu

November 14, 2026Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel

Biography

Dr Alexander Uskov is a physician specializing in laser dermatology, the founder of Dr USKOV KLIINIK, and the founder and President of the Estonian Society for Laser Therapy (Eesti Laserravi Selts).

In 2001, he graduated with honors from the Medical Academy in St. Petersburg. In 2006, he successfully defended his dissertation and was awarded the academic degree of Candidate of Medical Sciences.

Since 2023, Alexander Uskov has served as a Visiting Lecturer at the Institute of Clinical Medicine of the University of Tartu, where he teaches laser medicine to medical students and physicians.

His main areas of clinical practice include laser treatment of scars and stretch marks, including post-acne scarring and skin changes following pregnancy; correction of vascular lesions and pigmentation disorders; removal of tattoos and permanent makeup; and laser procedures aimed at improving overall skin quality.

Dr Uskov regularly participates in international professional programs, conferences, and educational activities in the field of laser medicine.

Session topic

Modern Approaches to the Treatment of Scars and Stretch Marks in Aesthetic Medicine

Dr Uskov will present modern approaches to the treatment of various types of scars and stretch marks, including the characteristics of their formation, clinical assessment, their impact on patients’ quality of life, and the principles of selecting the most appropriate treatment method.

The lecture will cover laser-based and combined treatment methods, modern technologies, and clinical protocols aimed at improving the structure, texture, and overall appearance of the skin.

Particular attention will be given to practical treatment algorithms, clinical cases, the possibilities and limitations of different methods, as well as establishing realistic expectations regarding treatment outcomes.