Medical and cosmetic skin care.

General Dermatology

General dermatology covers the diagnosis and medical management of skin conditions — from common rashes and infections to chronic disorders like psoriasis, eczema, and autoimmune skin diseases. A correct clinical diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment.

• Skin rashes, infections, and inflammatory conditions
• Psoriasis and eczema (atopic dermatitis) management
• Autoimmune skin conditions — vitiligo, pemphigus, lichen planus
• Fungal, bacterial, and viral skin infections
• Moles, skin tags, and benign lesion assessment
• Paediatric skin conditions — children's dermatology

Cosmetic Dermatology

Cosmetic dermatology addresses the appearance of skin — texture, tone, scarring, and signs of ageing. All cosmetic procedures are performed under medical supervision and calibrated for Indian skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–VI), where standard Western protocols often require adjustment.

• Chemical peels — superficial and medium-depth, skin-tone appropriate
• Skin brightening and even-tone treatments
• Scar revision — acne scars, post-surgical scars
• Anti-ageing and skin rejuvenation
• Milia and comedone extraction under clinical setting
• Medically supervised cosmetic consultations

Hair & Scalp Care

Hair loss and scalp conditions are among the most common reasons patients see a dermatologist — and also among the most frequently mismanaged. Correct diagnosis distinguishes androgenetic alopecia from telogen effluvium, alopecia areata, scalp infections, and other causes, each requiring a different treatment approach.

• Hair loss diagnosis — androgenetic, telogen effluvium, alopecia areata
• Scalp assessment and dermoscopy
• Dandruff and seborrhoeic dermatitis treatment
• Scalp psoriasis and scalp infections
• Medical management for hair thinning and regrowth
• Referral guidance where surgical options are appropriate

Acne & Pigmentation

Acne and pigmentation are two of the most undertreated skin conditions in India — often managed with OTC creams that address the surface without treating the underlying cause. Specialist management produces better, faster, and more lasting results than self-treatment.

• Acne — mild to severe, cystic and nodular cases
• Post-acne marks and hyperpigmentation
• Melasma — diagnosis and staged treatment plan
• Perioral and periorbital pigmentation
• Prescription-grade topical and oral therapy
• Maintenance protocols to prevent recurrence

Skin Allergy & Infections

Skin allergies and infections can present similarly and are often confused. A clinical examination distinguishes contact dermatitis from urticaria, fungal infections from eczema, and identifies triggers — which is the only path to effective, lasting management.

• Contact dermatitis — occupational and cosmetic allergens
• Urticaria (hives) — acute and chronic management
• Insect bite reactions and papular urticaria
• Drug-induced skin reactions
• Fungal infections — ringworm, tinea, candidiasis
• Scabies and other parasitic skin conditions

Preventive Skin Care

Regular dermatology check-ups catch early-stage conditions — skin cancers, precancerous lesions, and evolving chronic conditions — before they become difficult to treat. A skin health review also helps identify the right daily care routine for your skin type and climate.

• Skin cancer screening and mole mapping
• Skin-type analysis and personalised routine guidance
• Sun damage assessment and photoprotection advice
• Occupational skin health — hands, face, and scalp
• Oral mucosa and nail condition screening
• Seasonal skin health — monsoon, summer, and dry-weather protocols