A Dermatologist provides services including Fillers, Alopecia and Hair Loss Treatments, Laser for Acne Scars, Lichen Striatus Treatment and Microblading Eyebrows.
A Dermatologist provides services including Fillers, Alopecia and Hair Loss Treatments, Laser for Acne Scars, Lichen Striatus Treatment and Microbladi ... More
By Dr. Manu Singh Walia — Dermatologist, The Derma House, Santacruz WestMost people mistake dryness, breakouts, or redness as “sensitive skin.”But in reality, these are often signs of a damaged skin barrier — the protective shield that keeps your skin healthy, hydrated, and ...
By Dr. Manu Singh Walia, Board-Certified Dermatologist, The Derma House, Santacruz West, MumbaiAcne is no longer just a “teenage” concern. A rising number of women in their late 20s, 30s, and even 40s are experiencing breakouts — especially around the jawline, chin, and ...
Acne is more than just a teenage phase or a cosmetic nuisance. It’s a medical condition that affects millions of people across Mumbai and beyond. While over-the-counter creams, home remedies, and trending DIY hacks promise quick results, most fail to address the root cause and can even worsen ...
When it comes to advanced skincare, one of the most talked-about treatments today is the skin booster. Unlike regular facials or surface-level creams, skin boosters work at a deeper level, giving your skin intense hydration, improved elasticity, and a natural glow. At The ...
When you hear the term “glass skin,” what comes to mind? Probably a flawless and luminous complexion that looks like it’s lit from within. Originally popularised by Korean beauty trends, the concept of glass skin has now become a global phenomenon. But as a dermatologist, I ...
Hello doctor , What is the on scalp which looks like white dead skin. Please provide solution
My son 12 years old having boil on private part since 10 days, as per his doctor recommendation , applying betadin 3 times along with tbact. Any other suggestion would be appriceated
I am a 26–27 year old female diagnosed with Hidradenitis Suppurativa (underarm). I was told that this condition is not permanently curable and can only be managed. I want to confirm: 1. Is it medically true that HS has no permanent cure? 2. Can it go into long-term remission with proper treatment? 3. I was advised weight loss and laser hair removal. – How is weight loss possible when sweating triggers flare-ups, and exercise causes sweating? 4. Are there patients who remain flare-free for long periods and live normally? 5. Is there any chance of a permanent or near-permanent solution, especially when planning marriage next year?
Recurring abscess near vagina, already seen once and treated now able to see again at same place. Will it be serious issue
I have hair fall problem since last 3yrs & I have done PRP also but still front line is visible. Now planning to go for hair transplant.
