Straight answers, no product pitch
Written to answer the questions patients actually ask in the consultation room.
The first articles are being written
A great deal of what patients believe about skin and hair comes from advertising. These articles are being written to correct the most expensive of those beliefs — and they are being written by the doctor, not commissioned.
What is coming
Do brightening creams actually work?
What the high-street lightening creams contain, why steroid-based ones damage skin over time, and what to do instead.
Hair serums, oils and what actually stops hairfall
Why a serum cannot correct a thyroid problem or low ferritin — and which part of the routine is genuinely worth keeping.
Homeopathy for skin: what it can and cannot do
A straight answer on where homeopathy helps, where it does not, and why it is prescribed on the whole case.
Is laser hair reduction safe for Indian skin?
How skin tone changes the settings, why a patch test matters, and what causes burns when it goes wrong.
Reading a skincare label without being sold to
The handful of ingredients that matter for acne-prone and pigmented skin, and the many that are marketing.
Ask the question directly
If something you have read is worrying you, or a product is not doing what it promised, bring it to the consultation. Patients are meant to be comfortable asking anything here, including the awkward questions.
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Walk in Monday to Saturday during OPD hours, or call +91 00000 00000.