From Our Specialists

Acne is more than a teenage skin problem — it affects people across all age groups and can leave lasting physical and psychological scars. Understanding what causes it unlocks the path to effective treatment.

Asthma is a chronic condition where airways become narrow and inflamed — but with proper care, most patients achieve excellent day-to-day control and live completely normal lives. What you don't know about asthma could make your symptoms worse.

The relentless itch that wakes you at night, the dry patches that return every few weeks. Atopic dermatitis is a complex condition — but with the right care, flare-ups become less frequent and less severe over time.

India accounts for 25–28% of global TB burden. TB is fully curable when diagnosed early and treated completely — all testing and treatment is free under NTEP. Don't wait more than two weeks to test a persistent cough.

Fungal skin infections are among the most common — and most frequently mismanaged — skin problems in India. Over-the-counter steroid-antifungal creams are creating drug-resistant infections. Get the correct treatment from a dermatologist.

Scabies is a highly contagious skin infestation caused by a microscopic mite — its hallmark symptom is intense nocturnal itching. Prompt treatment of the patient and all household contacts simultaneously is essential to break the cycle.

Melasma causes brown or grey-brown patches on the face that are notoriously difficult to treat and tend to return. With the right approach — including sun protection, topical agents, and laser toning — significant clearing is achievable.

COPD affects 55 million Indians, yet most are undiagnosed — told their symptoms are simply old age or a harmless cough. A simple 10-minute spirometry test confirms the diagnosis and opens the door to treatment that makes a real difference.

Botox is the world's most popular non-surgical cosmetic procedure — over 9 million treatments annually worldwide. When performed by a qualified dermatologist, it delivers natural-looking results with no downtime.

Pneumonia is the leading infectious cause of death in Indian children under 5 and can be life-threatening in elderly adults. Knowing the signs — including how to distinguish it from TB — means acting in time.

Vitiligo is not caused by diet, white foods, or karma — these are harmful misconceptions. It is an autoimmune condition. Modern treatments including NB-UVB phototherapy and melanocyte transplantation achieve significant repigmentation.

Most sleep apnea patients don't know they have it — they only know they snore and feel unrefreshed. Untreated, it doubles heart attack risk. CPAP therapy changes this completely. The transformation is remarkable.

Waxing and threading are temporary solutions that consume time and money. Diode laser hair removal is a medically proven technology that offers permanent reduction in unwanted hair — with comfortable sessions and no downtime.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in Indian men — and 85–90% of cases are directly linked to tobacco use. Early detection dramatically improves survival rates from under 10% to over 60%. Know the warning signs.

Psoriasis affects approximately 30 million Indians. While there is no permanent cure, modern treatments including biologics achieve near-complete skin clearance and dramatically improve quality of life. No patient should accept living with it untreated.

The fractional CO2 laser delivers dramatic improvement in acne scars, surgical scars, skin texture, and open pores — with minimal downtime. Patients who had moderate to severe scarring for years see 50–70% improvement after 3 sessions.

ILD is a group of over 200 conditions causing lung scarring and progressive breathlessness — often misdiagnosed as COPD or asthma. Specialist HRCT evaluation and early diagnosis are critical to slowing progression.

With the right step-wise treatment and trigger management, the vast majority of asthma patients achieve excellent control — no nighttime symptoms, full activity, and no emergency admissions. This is the standard we aim for.

Allergic asthma is the most common form of asthma, triggered by everyday substances like dust, pollen, and pet dander. Catching it early can prevent dangerous flare-ups and protect your lung function for years to come.

Angioedema causes sudden, deep swelling beneath the skin — most often around the eyes, lips, throat, and limbs — and can escalate quickly without warning. Understanding its triggers and treatment options is essential.

A COPD exacerbation is a sudden worsening of symptoms that can be life-threatening if not treated promptly — and each episode causes permanent lung damage. Knowing the warning signs and acting fast makes the difference.

Scalp disorders range from common dandruff to chronic conditions like seborrhoeic dermatitis, psoriasis, and tinea capitis — each requiring a different treatment approach. Getting the right diagnosis early protects your scalp health and prevents unnecessary hair loss.

Skin allergy testing is the most reliable way to identify what is triggering your allergic reactions — from contact dermatitis and chronic hives to unexplained flare-ups that keep returning. Understanding what the test involves makes it much less daunting.

Scars form whenever the skin heals from a deep wound, burn, surgery, or severe acne — and while no treatment erases a scar entirely, modern dermatological techniques can significantly reduce its appearance.

Micro-Needling Radiofrequency (MNRF) is one of the most effective treatments available for deep acne scars, skin laxity, and enlarged pores — delivering radiofrequency energy precisely into the deeper skin layers with minimal surface damage and downtime.

When a child has a persistent cough, recurrent chest infections, or a suspected foreign body in the airways, bronchoscopy provides direct visualisation that no scan can replicate. Understanding what the procedure involves helps parents feel prepared.

Modern antiretroviral therapy has transformed HIV from a fatal diagnosis into a manageable chronic condition — most people on treatment live long, healthy lives. Understanding the current treatment landscape helps patients ask the right questions.