When it Comes to Skin,
Clarity Matters!

Maintaining a balanced diet, staying hydrated, avoiding excessive sun exposure, and practicing good hygiene are fundamental. Regular check-ups with a dermatologist can also help in early identification and management of skin conditions.

Stress can trigger or exacerbate skin conditions by affecting the immune system and increasing inflammation.

Some skin conditions have a genetic component and may run in families. However, environmental factors also play a significant role.

Hormonal fluctuations, especially during puberty, pregnancy, or menopause, can trigger or worsen skin conditions like acne or eczema.

Practicing good personal hygiene, avoiding contact with infected individuals, and keeping the skin dry and clean can help prevent skin infections.

Aging can lead to a decline in skin elasticity, moisture, and the body’s ability to heal, increasing the likelihood of various skin conditions.

While some home remedies may provide relief, it’s crucial to consult a healthcare professional to ensure they are safe and appropriate for your specific condition.

Common factors include sun exposure, aging, hormonal changes, and certain lifestyle choices which can lead to conditions like melasma, freckles, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Treatments vary from topical medications to light therapies, tailored to the specific condition. Consulting dermatologists ensures accurate diagnosis and holistic treatment plans.

Treatments like laser therapy, dermal fillers, or surgical revision may be recommended, tailored to scar type and individual’s skin.

Lifestyle choices like diet, hydration, smoking, and stress can affect the skin’s smoothness, firmness, and overall appearance.

Treatments like laser therapy, microneedling, and other dermatological procedures can improve skin elasticity by promoting collagen production.

Maintaining a diligent skincare routine, avoiding sun exposure, staying hydrated, and following dermatologist-recommended home care can help maintain rejuvenation results.

Treatments like fillers and Botox are effective in reducing the appearance of deep wrinkles and fine lines.

Effects vary by treatment: Botox and fillers typically last 6 months to 2 years, while HIFU and skin resurfacing results are more long-lasting.

Most non-invasive and injectable treatments have no down time and one can return to daily activities immediately after the procedure. For some minimally invasive procedures like threads, it may take up to 72 hours for any localized swelling or redness to disappear.

Unfortunately there are a lot of false negative stereotypes associated with wrinkle reduction and face lifting treatments. These are generally untrue. The fact is that all of these procedures are done in such a way so as to create a very gentle change in your features which look absolutely natural.

Discomfort is minimal and pain management options are available. Most patients report only minor discomfort during the procedures.

Venereal infections, also known as Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) or Diseases (STDs), are infections transmitted through sexual contact.

Many venereal infections are curable with proper medical treatment, but some like HIV are not curable and can only be managed.

Yes, untreated venereal infections can lead to severe health issues including infertility, organ damage, cancer and increased risk of HIV.

 Individuals with multiple sexual partners, those not practicing safe sex, or with a history of STIs are at higher risk.

The frequency of testing depends on individual risk factors. It’s advisable to discuss with a healthcare provider to determine a suitable testing schedule.

Common symptoms may include itching, burning, discharge, soreness, rash, or unusual bumps or sores in the genital area.

Vaccines are available for some venereal infections like HPV and Hepatitis B. It’s advisable to discuss vaccination options with a healthcare provider.

Many procedures serve dual purposes, addressing both medical concerns such as urinary incontinence or vaginal dryness, as well as aesthetic desires.

The longevity of non-surgical treatments varies but usually lasts from several months to a year, depending on the procedure and individual response.

Some procedures may have implications for future pregnancies; it’s crucial to discuss this with a healthcare provider beforehand.

Downtime is typically minimal for non-invasive treatments, though it can vary based on the specific procedure and individual response.

The number of sessions required can vary widely depending on hair type, color, and individual response to treatment, generally ranging from 6 to 12 sessions.

While all surgeries carry a risk of scarring, skilled practitioners use techniques to minimize scarring and promote smooth healing.

Non-invasive body shaping methods are less risky, have minimal to no downtime, and promote quicker recovery compared to surgical methods.

Results may vary from person to person; however, visible changes are often noticed within a few weeks, with optimal results seen in about 2 to 6 months.

It’s advisable to have a consultation with a specialist who can provide personalized advice based on your skin condition and the specific procedure being considered.

The frequency of treatments varies based on individual goals and the specific treatment plan designed by a specialist.

Common side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness, which typically subside within a few hours to a few days.

Non-invasive treatments are often more cost-effective and budget-friendly compared to surgical alternatives.

Recovery is usually minimal with no downtime, allowing individuals to resume normal activities immediately or soon after treatment.

Yes, certain nail conditions can be indicators of systemic health issues such as liver disease, heart disease, or diabetes.

Yes, maintaining a balanced diet, proper hygiene, and avoiding nail biting or trauma can improve nail health.

Some over-the-counter antifungal or antibacterial products can help, but severe or persistent infections may require prescription medication.

Minimizing nail trauma, keeping nails clean and dry, and avoiding nail biting can reduce the risk of bacterial infections.

Yes, skin and nail health are interconnected. Conditions like psoriasis can affect both skin and nails.

Yes, fungal nail infections can be contagious and spread to other nails or people if proper precautions are not taken.

Using a base coat to prevent staining, avoiding harsh polish removers, and giving nails a break from polish can help maintain nail health.

Certain supplements like biotin may help improve nail strength and health, though it’s best to consult with a healthcare provider.

Yes, a balanced diet rich in vitamins, minerals, and protein is crucial for healthy nails.

Yes, regular exercise can improve blood circulation, which in turn may promote healthier nail growth.

Acne has a very poor relation with food intake. Unless you are allergic to a particular food, there is no need to curtail the same from your diet. Please note that relation of foods like mangoes and milk with acne are anecdotal and are not substantiated medically or scientifically.

Absolutely not. When you pop pimples it causes an uncontrolled injury to your skin, this will generally result into marks and scarring. Hence it should be absolutely avoided.

Home remedies that use clay or anything organic can cause reactions and infections on your skin and should be avoided at all costs.

There is absolutely no concept of ‘body heat’in modern medical science. Acne is purely hormonal in nature and have no relation to any such abstract concepts.

Stress by itself cannot cause acne. However stress does aggrevate acne and practically all other skin infections.

Yes, acne does subside on its own. But without a proper treatment protocol the acne lesions can become quite severe and wide spread and cause PIH and scarring when they resolve. Hence acne should never be left untreated.

They are largely safe when administered by a qualified dermatologist. As with every other medical procedures, there may be risk(s) associated with these too. However, the type and degree of associated risk(s) depends on the area and concern being treated, the treatment itself, the patient’s medical history, etc., and is more often than not, negligible.

The fact is that all of these procedures are done in such a way so as to create a very gentle facelift. Also the placement of injectable treatments is such that the reduction in wrinkles looks absolutely natural and your face does not look pulled or stretched in any way.

Results of some of the procedures like HIFU and Skin resurfacing are additive in nature. Hence with every session there is an improvement in the condition. While for procedures like botox and dermal fillers the results are instantaneous but have a definitive lifetime. Example in case of dermal fillers the results last between 1 year and 2 years at most, after which the procedure would need to be repeated to maintain results.

This is an absolute myth. There is no degradation in the condition of your skin in case one stops any skin rejuvenation treatment.

Every procedure has a set frequency which needs to be followed in case the same is to be repeated to improve upon results. For most non invasive procedures this period is between 3 and 6 weeks. For invasive procedures like dermal fillers and threads the time duration maybe longer between 6 months and 2 years based on the exact treatment.

While these techniques are generally safe for most people. Dr. Sejal will still take a full medical history to rule out potential risks. There are some procedure which are not suitable for certain groups of people. As an example dermal fillers and botox are not suitable for gestating women. Also procedures like CO2 laser skin resurfacing maynot be suitable for diabetics and so on.

If anti ageing creams and supplements are prescribed by a doctor after due examination and discussion, as a part of your skin or hair care routine then these can be considered safe. However using over the counter creams and supplements can lead to unknown complications and should be avoided.

Yes, Dr. Sejal does prioritize very small babies and older patients, however it is better to indicate the same when making an appointment.

Yes, although the clinic is on the 7th floor, the entire path is wheelchair accessible. In case you are unable to bring your wheelchair, InUrSkn staff will be happy to help older patients with a wheelchair right from the lobby to the clinic.

We are a dermatology practice and do not deal with airborne diseases. We also follow safety protocols as detailed in the clinic section of the website towards disinfection and cleaning at the clinic.

Unfortunately, there are no superfoods that one can eat for immediate reduction in hair loss. The goal is to eat a healthy and balanced diet, which incorporate adequate amount of protein and vitamins that boost hair growth.

Yes, it can. Crash diets often cause hair loss. This can include reduced protein or vitamin intake. Restoring regular balanced diet along with topical and oral medications can help achieve normalcy.

Hair loss can be genetic or it can be caused by any temporary change in physiology. Sometimes, hair loss can also occur due to infections. The best person to gauge the cause of hair loss is a dermatologist.

Very rarely does it happen that hair loss is a sign of something serious. A good dermatologist will be able to determine the nature and extent of hair loss. At most, the doctor may prescribe an additional test or two.

This depends on the type of hair loss. Except for scarring hair loss most other types of hair loss are reversible to a certain degree if the treatment is started as soon as hair loss is diagnosed.

It is normal to lose 80 – 100 hair strands daily. Anything in excess of that can be caused by conditions varying from genetic disposition to a temporary development like weight loss or pregnancy, or a more serious disease. It is best not to panic and see a dermatologist when in doubt.

At InUrSkn we utilize the best in class Laser Hair Removal Machines which are capable of delivering much higher energy levels to the hair follicles and hence the results are also in line with the same. Portable home use energy devices neither can have the same technology not deliver the same energy levels as in clinic equipment.

The results from laser hair reduction are long lasting and the hair follicles once destroyed do not grow back. But over many years you may observe hair regrowth which is associated with hormonal changes in the body. Dr. Sejal advises to undergo maintenance sessions for Laser Hair Reduction on a yearly or bi-yearly basis to keep your skin smooth and free from hair.

Laser Hair Removal at InUrSkn is an absolutely painless procedure because of two reasons.

1. We use the best in class Diode Laser Machines for treatment which are able to target the hair follicles without affecting the surrounding area.
2. Our Laser Hair Removal machine is equipped with ice cooled probes which minimize even the slightest discomfort by cooling the treated area immediately and not allowing for any inflammation to occur.

Most patients are satisfied with the results and report substantial reduction in hair growth after six sessions. Some patients may need less than six sessions while others may need a few more.

Certain groups of people like gestating women and lactating mothers and people who have active inflammatory conditions of the skin like herpes and acne should avoid laser hair removal treatment.

Based on the area being treated a laser hair removal session can be completed within 20 minutes for small areas to upto 3 hours for the entire body to be treated.

The number of sessions varies based on individual hair growth cycles and density. However most patients report a substantial reduction in hair growth after 6 sessions.

Practically no patients report negative side effects. Patients with darker skin tones, do have a tendency to develop mild inflammation, but it reduces in 2 to 3 hours after treatment. It is a largely safe and established treatment with millions of procedures being done every year around the world.

We utilize Diode Laser and Intense Pulsed Light technologies, known for their efficacy in hair reduction.

The laser wavelength is designed to target hair follicles without harming surrounding skin, ensuring safety and precision.

Laser hair removal significantly reduces hair growth, but some maintenance sessions might be required.

Avoid waxing, plucking, or threading and ensure no recent salon/spa procedures on the area for 72 hours before treatment.

Avoid serums/creams for 2 days, apply only moisturizer, and wear loose clothing to prevent skin chafing.