Dr. Parthasarathi Dutta Roy

Dr. Parthasarathi is a very good and genuine doctor...i have not taken appointment and met directly to doctor saab on 09 May 17...Actually I have developed some sort of irritation while sleeping on the rt leg ankle (front portion)..Soon by scratching it becomes very large within few days and puss was also coming with lots of itching and li'l bit of pain... I was like what has happened to me..But then on practo.com I js search list of dermatologists and found Dr. Parthasarathi and was very lucky that only on first appointment Dr. recommended me one ointment, one body lotion (to apply after bath) and two types of tablet for 2 weeks...Believe me the wound getting well only after the first application of ointment on very first day i.e. on 9th of may 17 and it totally got recovered within one week ....Consultancy fees is Rs. 400/- and medicines and ointments were also cheaper and swipe machine was also there at indiranagar clinic which is just half km only from BDA Complex Indiranagar....If one coming from Indiranagar 100ft road cross KFC Signal and then cross Toit Brew pub, MTR, NIIT and take left just after crossing KVB bank and again 2nd left (100 mtr ahead on the left hand side one Bungalow will come) bearing a clinic board...

I had a dengue last month. Post dengue I am.having heavy hair fall. I could see my scalp and I want to rehrow my hair and stop hair fall . It's getting worse now

Doctor Parthasarathy sir gave very good skin cream and oral medicines for my fungal skin infection and it was very effective

I recently accompanied my mom to her doctor’s appointment for psoriasis, and this was by far one of the awful experiences I've ever had with a medical professional. My mom has been dealing with psoriasis on her foot for over 25 years. I’m aware that there are 5 types of psoriasis, so I asked the doctor which type she has. His response? “Leg psoriasis.” That was the first nonsensical and rude reply.

Next, I inquired about certain areas on her foot where there seemed to be skin thinning. Instead of investigating or asking my mom about her treatment history, he immediately assumed it was due to steroid ointments she had supposedly used in the past. My mom, however, has only been using moisturizing lotion for the past 3 years, something the doctor was not even willing to acknowledge.

After writing the prescription, he began explaining the medications but skipped over two tablets. When I asked what those were for, since we knew that each tablet serves a different function like reducing skin growth or addressing black patches, his response was sarcastic: “This is not for psoriasis.” * ***** ** ****** *** **** **** “You wrote the prescription, and it’s your responsibility to explain to the patient why you’ve prescribed certain medications and what they are for.* ***** ***** *** *********** ***** **** **** ** ******* *** **** *** ********** * *** ********* **** ****** *** **** ********** * ** * ******* *** *** ******** **** *** ********* *** ** ***********

** **** ****** * ******** **** ******* I ****** ********** **** ****** *** *** **** ********* **** ***** ***** It is your duty to respond to your patients respectfully.” ** **** ***** ** ***** ***** ** * *** **** *** ******* ****** ** ***** * ******** **** * **** ** *** ******* ****** * ********* ******** ** ********** * ****** **** ******** ******* **** ** *** ******** ******* **** ********** I strongly recommend avoiding this doctor if you value your peace of mind. ** ** ****** ************** *** *** **** ***** *********

I visited to for scalp itching. But medicines just aggravated the issue & caused lots of hair loss. Itching got resolved in a week by some other doctor's treatment ** * ***** *** * ** **** **** **** *****

Doctor subscribed 5k worth of medicines which was too high. I already have medicines which the doctor completely ignored and prescribed same medicines from a different brand.

There were some 6 people in the waiting area. But there were no other patients apart from me. *** *** ****** **** ****** ***** *****

Tried prescribing medicines more than what was actually needed.

Visited just for small acne issue but got prescribed for 7 + medicines.

I went to the doctor for Callus on heal. Doctor suggested to remove it by burning the dead skin and operating . There was a receptionist but no nurse. The treatment was painful even though I was given local anesthesia (procedure started immediately after injection without giving time ) and I was given a shabby bandaid . The receptionist gave antibiotics and cream that were different from what the doctor suggested without checking with me. Doctor said I can remove the bandaid after one day. The wound started to ooze with fluid and I called the doctor's office and the receptionist said its very common and nothing to panic. I removed the bandaid but the looked scary. I went to another doctor 2 days after surgery and the doctor said that the following things went wrong: tetanus should have been given, all surgical wounds should be covered till healing, should have probiotics when taking strong antibiotics, surgery for callus should be the last option. I hope the readers benefit from my experience.

The doc just filled up the entire prescription* ******** ** ** *** *** ******** ************ *** ***** *** ****** ** *** ****** ** **** **** **** *** *** ********** ***** ** ****** **** ***** * ******** ********* ** **** *** **** ** **** ******

The doc needs to learn to be polite & not treat patients like untouchables, he needs to wear gloves; far cry from the western world!

The issue is if I explain why I wasn't satisfied, the doctor will write a long explanation of why I am wrong. I've never seen a doctor write such long explanations to prove a patient wrong!

But I feel if my feedback helps somebody else, it's worth reading the long reply the doctor is sure to right.

I went to the doctor because of my recurrent acne and boil problem. He didn't examine the affected area but said that this issue is common. I figured that the doctor is an expert so he did not need to see what the problem is. Then he spent 2 mins writing the medicine and 2 mins telling me to minimize sweets and milk and then 10 mins telling me about chemical peels which is kind of expensive I know of other clinics which offer salicylic peels at Rs 500 per session and his price was triple the cost. . (I understand that he is a celebrated doctor so treatment may be expensive!) My previous dermatologist told me to go for peels only after the pimple subsided but this doctor said there is no such condition.

Then I was asked to buy medicine from the clinic itself by the receptionist which I felt was fishy. No dermatologist has specifically asked that. I refused and went to 10 pharmacies who all said they don't have the medication. Finally a pharmacist told me that that particular doctor prescribes medicine that are expensive and rare so no pharmacy would carry it!

All in all, I was not given much explanation of what's wrong, the medication is impossible to find and I was advised something that some other doctor advised against. So i have no clarity and will have to see another doctor, spend another few hours and another few thousand..

I understand if the doctor didn't find my issue serious enough or had a long line of patients to see, so he could't devote time. But I will not understand if the doctor writes a long essay explaining why I am wrong and he is right. It's highly unprofessional and unheard of! I request you to let it go, you treated me and I gave feedback. Let that be the end.

I'm sure you're a very good doctor so I mean no offense to you.