Frequently asked questions
General questions
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are recommended so the doctor can give you enough time. Book online or call the clinic, and we will confirm a slot.
Who will see me?
Consultations are with Dr. Nikhil Natarajan, the dermatologist who leads the clinic. Procedures are planned and supervised by the doctor.
Do you publish treatment prices?
Costs depend on your concern, the area treated and the number of sessions needed, so they are discussed after your consultation. You will know the cost before any procedure starts.
Are the treatments safe for Indian skin?
Indian skin can react to some procedures with darkening if they are not planned carefully. Devices, settings and peel strengths are chosen for your skin type, and test spots are done when needed.
How many sessions will I need?
Most procedures work best as a course. Each treatment page lists typical session counts, and the doctor will give you a personal estimate after examining you.
Is there downtime?
Many treatments, such as HydraFacial, laser toning and most superficial peels, have little or no downtime. Others, like fractional CO₂ laser or medium-depth peels, need a few days of recovery.
Where is the clinic?
175, Rama Temple Road, Puttappa Colony, HAL 3rd Stage, New Thippasandra, Bengaluru 560075, close to Indiranagar and HAL.
Do you treat hair fall in women?
Yes. Female hair loss is common and often linked to hormones, thyroid, iron levels or recent illness or pregnancy. Diagnosis and treatment are tailored to these causes.
Can I combine treatments?
Often, yes. Combination plans, for example medical acne treatment with peels, or MNRF with PRP for scars, are common. The doctor will space treatments safely.
Are results guaranteed?
No medical treatment can guarantee results, and responses vary between people. You will be given realistic expectations before starting.
Can I be treated during pregnancy?
Many procedures and medicines are avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Always tell the doctor if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy or breastfeeding.
How do I prepare for my first visit?
Bring a list of medicines and products you use, any previous prescriptions or reports, and come with a clean face if your concern is facial skin.
Not sure which treatment is right for you?
Start with a consultation. The doctor will examine your skin or scalp, explain what is going on and suggest a plan that fits your concern and budget.