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Best Dermatoogist in Delhi for acne scars

September 25, 2014 7:26 am / Leave a comment

cropped-skin_specialist_in_delhi.jpgAcne Scar treatmnt in Delhi by best doctor for acne treatment in Delhi.

Acne is one of the most common problems encountered in teenage . A dermatologist is the only person that can help you solve your problem , if you really want quick and long lasting results. Acne can leave scarring and best dermatologist for acne scars can help you clear the pits and scars to approx 60-80 percent. There are many acne treatments in the market but the one that suits you the best can only be prescribed by a  the best dermatologist for acne  treatment in delhi.

Peeling treatments in Delhi

Peeling treatments in Delhi

When you search for best dermatologist in delhi for hair,or best dermatologist in delhi , top 10 dermatologist in delhi etc – you dont take into consideration what kind of treatment  dermatologist in delhi specialisesi, whether he/she has a Laser set up, if the lasers are there then whether they are the best suited for indian and your skin, what are the latest procedures and medical treatment the clinic has to offer you.

A best hair doctor in delhi will be the one who can help you get the volume back but it might be the case that he is not the best skin specialist in delhi for acne or acne scars.

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A question that comes to every acne patient’ mind is what do dermatologist do for acne scars or dermatologist procedures for acne scars,??

There are lot manu procedures that are available in the market but not all treatments are effective and at the same time even the best of the treatments might not be advisable for all cases.

dermatologist treatment for acne scars,

dermatologist acne scar removal,

A dermatologist who specialises in acne treatment and lasers for acne scarring has options like:

Microdermabrasion

Derma rollers

Lasers- Fractional ( Ablative and Non Ablative)

to help you get the best  results.

Dermaroller and microdermabrasion are outdated techniques .

We aat DermaWorld Skin Clinic, have the whole set of latest technology for treating acne scars in delhi. The state of the art centre for acne scartreatment in Delhi has the US FDA approved Er: Yag Laser, Fractional CO2 laser and at the same time we also have Fillers for giving maximum results in acne scarring in Delhi.

dermatologist advice for acne scars,

dermatologist acne scar removal cost,

dermatology treatments for acne scars

Evaluating efficacy and safety profile of Adaplene 0.1% and Benzoyl peroxide 2.5% in monotherapy and in combination of both in Acne Vulgaris.

 

Acne vulgaris is a common chronic inflammatory cutaneous disease involving the pilosebaceous unit. Its pathophysiology is multifactorial and complex, including obstruction of the pilosebaceous unit due to increased sebum production, abnormal keratinization, proliferation of Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes), and inflammation. Most commonly used therapies for mild to moderate acne are topical agents. Topical agents include  retinoids, benzoyl peroxide (BPO) and antibacterials that target comedones, P. acnes, and inflammation. In dermatological practice, topical retinoids are the class of agents most commonly used as monotherapy as well as in combination for acne. The addition of adapalene with BPO does not result in chemical or photo-instability of the combined product. There are limited studies in India on combination of adaplene and benzoyl peroxide in relation to their monotherapy in Acne Vulgaris. So, We have evaluted and compared  the efficacy and adverse effects of adaplene 0.1% and benzoyl peroxide 2.5% with the novel combination of these two in mild to moderate acne graded by IGA scale. We took 15 patients in each group.Group A were patients on Adaplene monotherapy ,Group B Benzoyl peroxide monotherapy and Group C combination of the two, for 3 months . Results seen were excellent with the combination therapy with minimal side effects.

Skin Tips from Skin Specialist in Delhi+

September 22, 2014 9:14 am / 2 Comments on Skin Tips from Skin Specialist in Delhi+

Face Scrub: Green Gram Powder

Grind whole green gram (moong Dal) in a grinder till it turns into a coarse powder. You have to check and stop before it turns into fine powder. This can be stored for a month easily , when stored in an air tight container. Just mix it with a little water and use it to wash and scrub your face gently.

This powder is harmless and can be used all over the face including the under eye area (and also your entire body if you so wish). It’s a great way to rid of dead skin cells! Moisturise with a good moisturizer after this  Make sure you use a moisturiser thats best suited for your skin. Consult your Dermatologist to know what is best suited for your skin.

Online Skin Specialist Consultation

September 22, 2014 8:16 am / Leave a comment

Got a Skin Problem?
Now get treated at home without spoiling your time driving or waiting in a dermatology Clinic.
DermaWorld Skin Clinic brings world class dermatology services with the help of best skin specialist in Delhi at the click of your computer’ mouse.

DermaWorld Skin and Hair Clinic nnow offers dermatology consultations for existing and new patients through tele dermatology services.

You can contact our reception desk by calling +91-11-45670001 to schedule your appointment with the best dermatologist in delhi, Dr.Rohit Batra between tuesday and friday between 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM IST.

Once scheduled for a teledermatology consultation , you will get to consult with our dermatologist for your concerns and a prescription will be generated online for you.

For more contact us at :

DermaWorld Skin and Hair Clinic,
Q-4, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi-110027

Ph: +91-11-45670001, 9911100050

Non Surgical Face Lift/ Skin Tightening in Delhi

June 4, 2014 6:42 pm / 5 Comments on Non Surgical Face Lift/ Skin Tightening in Delhi

Non Surgical Face Lift and Skin tightening in Delhi

Non Surgical Face Lift and Skin tightening in Delhi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Until now, some skin conditions were just too complicated and plain stubborn to treat, Cellulite being one of the most difficult. Viora’s Reaction™ skin system changes matters once and for all targeting complicated skin conditions such as:

  • Cellulite treatment
  • Circumferential reduction and body contouring targeting stubborn areas such as arms, inner thighs, hips, bum and tummy amongst others
  • Skin-tightening for aging & lax skin on the face and body
  • Skin tightening treatment for appearance of stretch marks

Reaction™ combines the mechanism of advanced RF energy and vacuum therapy that works with the body’s natural regeneration process to deliver safe and efficient treatments for cellulite, body contouring and tightening of the skin.

Unlike any other system, Reaction™ is powered by patented CORE™ technology featuring 3 distinct RF modes as well as an innovative 4th dimension – multi-channel mode – that simultaneously incorporates all three treatment modes

CORE™ empowers Reaction™ with the ability to deliver safe and effective treatments withsuperior treatment control, precision targeting and broader dermal penetration for maximum results in minimal time.

Simultaneously, the unique vacuum therapy maximizes the penetration of RF energy in the treatment area and also increases local blood circulation, stimulates lymphatic drainage and assists in the shrinkage of fat cell volume.

How many treatments will I need?

Difficult areas require repetitive treatment. We recommend a course of 6-8 treatments, one treatment per week for the chose area. Results can be seen after the first few treatments and progressively gain momentum following 4 treatments or more.

Your clinic will be able to advise how many treatments you may require and to tailor a treatment plan specific for your particular circumstances

How much will it cost?

At your consultation your qualified aesthetic practitioner will discuss your treatment plan and the amount of treatments that you would need to get the results you want.

The cost will be confirmed at your consultation.

How long do treatments take?

Depending on the area a body treatment takes around 30 min to 45 min.

To find out more information about Viora Reaction Body Contouring,n Delhi , please feel free to contact us at :

DERMAWORLD SKIN  AND HAIR CLINIC
Q-4, RAJOURI GARDEN,NEW DELHI 110027
pH: 9911100050, 9911200050, 9911300050

 

 

 

 

Skin Specialist Delhi, Dermatologist in Delhi NCR

May 21, 2014 5:55 pm / Leave a comment

IMG_114266899889137Skin Specialist in Delhiconsidered as the top dermatologist in Delhi  offering best skin care dermatology services in Delhi, Dr.Rohit Batra is one of the leading skin specialist in Delhi NCR.

Dr. Rohit Batra is a renowned name in the field of Dermatology not only in Delhi NCR but also throughout the country.

We get patients from all over Delhi esp west Delhi localities. People looking for Skin Specialist in Punjabi Bagh, West Delhi, Dermatologist in Naraina, Delhi are some of the areas apart from the Rajourri Garden looking for Dermatologists .

Dr.Rohit Batra is an associate consultant, Department of Dermatology , Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi.

DermaWorld Skin Clinic is the brain child of Dr.Rohit Batra and offers the latest in field of Dermatology, Cosmetology and Plastic Surgery.

The clinic has a highly qualified and experienced team who deliver the best dermatology and cosmetology services at best prices in Delhi NCR.

The clinic offers comprehensive treatment for :

Acne
Psoraisis
Vitiligo
Hair Fall
Hyperpigmentation
Atopic Dermatitis
Warts
STD and Sexual Disorders
Eczema
Urticaria and allergies
Nail Disorders
Hair Transplantation in Delhi
Laser Hair Removal in Delhi
Laser treatment for acne scarring
Laser treatment for Tattoo Removal in Delhi
Body Contouring
Tummy Tucking
Whitening Treatments
Peeling treatments
Peadreatic Dermatology
Oral Disorders
HIV Testing and Counselling

 

As a leading skin care provider in Delhi , Dr. Rohit Batra gives immense stress on delivering the best of the treatments to our patients.

All treatments for skin disorder are tailor made to suit every patient in the best possible way. We take your skin seriously.

cropped-skin_specialist_in_delhi.jpgThere might be people who are looking for the best dermatologist in Delhi or a top skin specialist in Delhi but when it comes to DermaWorld Skin Clinic- we offer the latest, best and the safest treatment options to give the fastest and side effect free treatments.

For more please call 9911100050, 9911300050.

 

DermaWorld Skin Clinic, Q-4 , Rajouri Garden , New Delhi 110027

 

http://www.skinspecialistindelhi.com

http://www.laserhairremovalindelhi.com

 

 

Dr.Rohit Batra, Skin specialist in delhi

Dr.Rohit Batra, Skin specialist in delhi

Vitiligo treatment in Delhi- Surgery, Medicines, Diet and more

May 21, 2014 12:25 pm / Leave a comment

Vitiligo treatment in Delhi- Medical treatment, surgery, melanocyte cell suspension, diet in Vitiligo, Best Treatment options by Vitiligo expert in Delhi

“Some diseases do not take life,but they just ruin it.”

–         Stephen Rothman

Vitiligo is a common pigmentary disorder of great cosmetic concern, social embarrassment, psychological distress, and at times,  a cause of disruption of famililial and social relationship, especially among the dark skinned individuals like indians. The outcome of this disorder is often unpredictable and uncertain.

Many Patients who have been taking treatment fo vitiligo at our clinic have been given their skin color back in their lives after successful medical and surgical treatments.

Suction blister epidermal grafting, melanocyte cell suspension are few modalities that work wonders for vitiligo patients in Delhi.

It is characterized by well circumscribed, acquired, idiopathic, progressive, hypomelanosis of skin and hair, with no predlication for sex or ethinicity.

There are several theories related to the pathogenesis of vitiligo,such as autoimmunity1, self-destructing mechanisms,2 neurals, 3 biochemicals,4 an imbalance of epidermal cytokines,5 and genetic factority.6

Ideally, the aim of the vitiligo treatment is to obtain complete and permanent repigmentation towards the color of the surrounding normal skin. Treatment trends that focus on developing techniques for the repigmenting, refractory and stable vitiligo led to the development of surgical options like minipunch grafting (MPG),9,10,11 epidermal grafting, 12,13  epithelial sheet grafting,14 suction blister epidermal grafting(SBEG), transplantation of epidermal cell suspension, cultured melanocyte suspension ,and cultured epidermis. 15     

Unfortunately most of these procedures require a special expensive set up and/or surgical expertise, which is not readily available to those living in developing countries.

Exceptions among these difficult and sophisticated procedures are MPG and SBEG, which are simple to perform, inexpensive, and less time consuming.16

MECHANISM OF SURGICALLY INDUCED  REPIGMENTATION

The aim of surgical induction of repigmentation is to replenish melanocytes in the depigmented lesions of vitiligo . Most surgical procedures, like epidermal grafting and transplantation of non-cultured melanocytes, restore normal epidermal melanocytes. The usual repigmentation seen with such a procedure is of diffuse type. The ability of the melanocytes to migrate forms the basis of repigmentation in Suction blister epidermal grafting technique. The mealnocytes from the graft  readily migrate to the graft bed on remaining in contact with the denuded area resulting in repigmentation. Contact period of about one week is sufficient for this migration and hence the epidermal graft  merely act as a carrier for the melanocytes. Subsequently, the melanocytes migrate to the surrounding area leading to a diffuse repigmentation.

Aim: To demonstrate the safety and efficacy of Suction Blister Epidermal grafting in patients of stable vitiligo, resistant to medical treatment.

Method:

A total of 60 patients were enrolled with a history of stable vitiligo of duration more than one year. Patients wer educated about the procedure and written consent was taken. Depending upon the size of the lesions, blisters were created on thigh area with the help of 10cc and 5 cc syringes. A 50cc syringe was used to create negative pressure required for vacuum creation. Once ready, the blister tops was removed using a jewellars scissors.

The recepient area was prepared using a manual or a motorised dermabrader and an area in excess of approx 2 mm beyond the boundry of the lesion was dermabraded.

Once ready the blister tops were placed on the recepient area and tightly bandaged with the help of a sticking plaster.

The dressing was removed after a week and topical antibacterial cream was prescribed tiill the crust falls off. Once the new skin formation got complete, topical PUVA and steroidal cream was prescribed to hasten the pigmentation process.

Results:

The duration of vitiligo in the study groups ranged from 1 ½  to 23 years.  The mean duration of vitiligo was  23.15 years. The stability of vitiligo lesions varied between 1  and  21 years.  The mean stability 5.34 years. Majority of the patients were young, mostly  unmarried  females in the age group 21-30 years. More than 75% of the patients observed a repigmentation of more than 50% at the end of 4 weeks while it took approximately 8-10 weeks to show complete results in most of the cases in this group. Young patients with age less than 30 years showed better color match , faster repigmentation when compared to the older patients. No difference in degree and rapidity of repigmentation was seen in the two sexes. Though the number of female patients outnumbered the male subjects. No significant difference was seen in the outcome of the treatment in any of the group in concordance with the duration of the stability of the disease.

 

 Noe of the patients with white hair over the lesion showed any betterment in the color of the  hair over the lesion area even after the whole lesion got fairly repigmented. The donor site of all the patients healed completely without leaving an unsightedly mark. Some difficult to treat areas like genital areas, neck and lips were also treated and results wer equally good.

We were able to give satisfactory results in 93.33% patients . In the remaining patients pigmentation was achieved but was patchy and though there was some relief from the total depigmentation but other methods or a repeat sitting was required. The best pigmentation was achieved in 6 months duration. None of the patients complained of any side effects like – no pigmentation, scarring, keloid formation, hypertrophic scar etc.

Discussion:

SBEG was first performed by Kiistala and Mustakillo 75 in 1964 by using angiosterrometer. Its use in achromic lesions was reported and pioneered by Falabella in 1971. We used a modified suction blister harvesting technique deviced by Gupta et al, which is simple to use and doesn’t require any expensive machine. The unique advantage of SBEG is its ability to heal the RA and DA without much scarring. The limitations of the procedure are its inability to treat vast areas and the substantial time taken for the blisters to develop13. The pain associated with the blister formation is also a major drawback of the procedure. Blisters can be raised by using Liquid nitrogen but such a procedure has been shown to end up in hypertrophic scarring and  keloid formation84 and hence was not tried. Blisters have also been raised by using PUVA but it takes 2-3 days for blisters to develop in such cases and hence makes the procedure quite cumbersome.

Thickening of grafts and hyperpigmentation was found to be a problem in SBEG by Arvind Babu et al in their study. We found that though slight hyperpigmentation was a problem found in a small number of patients. No case of thickening of grafts was noticed. Rather one of the most important and commonly found complication in our study was the perilesional hypopigmeted halo which has been documented by Hann et al  in their study. It was resistant to the topical application of Clobetasol propionate cream for as many as 24 weeks post operatively and reminded the patient as well as the dermatologist of the erstwhile vitiligo lesion. It could be compared to the fossil remnant of the lesion, while the characteristic annular shape could be compared to a wrath, distressing everytime you come across

Table 1. Comparison of success rate in SBEG

Study Success rate
Shah HB, Joshipura PS, Thakkar KJ Approx 90%
YV Tawade, BB Gokhale, A Parakh,

PR Bharatiya104

 89.28%
Gupta and Kumar 82%
Njoo et al 87%
Present study 93.33%

 

 

Conclusion:

Though a bit cumbersome and time consuming, SBEG is an affordable and result oriented procedure in cases of stable vitiligo. Though the procedure cannot be caried out in patients with large lesions but periodic repettitions can cover large areas too. The only disadvantage is that the process of  graft harvesting and at times blister creation can be painful but given the results and short time span for which it lasts , it’s a pain worth the result. Its an easy, safe and simple, OPD procedure. A dedicated dermatologist with an inclinaton towards dermatosurgery is all that goes in performing this novel procedure which can help change the way vitiligo patients live there lives. A major advantage of   the procedure is that they are a suture less surgery which plays a major determinable role in patient’s consent and fearlessness for the procedure.

The popular notion of pining for a fair  skin is not always applicable and few people also prey to get rid of it. As already mentioned – Colors can be fun and symbolize happiness, joy and contentment but only if they fill a right place, in a right shade; then be it your life or body surface.

 

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Case 1: A depigmented patch in a ring form on neck (before treatment)

 

Case 1:Fully Pigmented neck after treatment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Case 2: A depigmented patch on neck before  treatment and pigmented patch after treatment.

 

 

Case 3: A depigmented patch on genital area (before treatment)

 

Case 3: A treated patch on genital area (after  treatment)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mole Removal in Delhi

May 21, 2014 10:34 am / 3 Comments on Mole Removal in Delhi

Laser Mole removal in Delhi

Mole Removal Delhi- Laser/Surgery

Laser Mole Removal Delhi-  Cost , Side Effects

Moles which were considered as beauty spots in the past don’t find takers nowadays.  Many patients especially the teenagers are opting to get them removed.  Laser treatment for mole removal is a short and affordable treatment to remove various kinds of moles on face and other body paths.

In yester years surgery was the only option to remove the moles and other skin conditions like warts,  cysts etc but now with the advent of various lasers like the Q switch laser for pigmentation removal,  CO2 Laser for hypertrophy and fractional lasers for smoothening can help in removing most moles.

Most of the times mole can be removed using a single laser but at timed one or more lasers might be used to provide the best results for mole removal.

Laser mole removal cost in Delhi

Mole Removal Cost Delhi

Cost of mole removal by Lasers depend on the number and size of moles,  type of laser being used for mole removal etc.

Mole removal in Delhi has seen a steady surge in the number of patients who want to get their moles removed using lasers

At Dermaworld Skin Clinic, we have the best lasers for mole removal in Delhi and our prices or Cost for the procedure of laser mole removal in Delhi are one of the best in class.

All procedures of laser mole removal ate undertaken by our well qualified dermatologist and plastic surgeon.

For more please contact us at : DERMAWORLD SKIN CLINIC, Q -4, Rajouri Garden. New Delhi 110027

Call us at 9911100050, 9911300050

 

 

 

Laser Hair Removal Delhi – Best and Permanent

May 20, 2014 7:51 pm / 2 Comments on Laser Hair Removal Delhi – Best and Permanent

Laser Hair Removal Delhi

Laser Hair Removal Delhi

 Laser Hair Removal Delhi  for Men and Women

Laser Hair Removal in Delhi – All you wanted to know about the Laser Hair Removal in Delhi, the best Laser machine for Laser Hair Removal, Whether the procedure of laser hair removal in delhi is permanent or the correct terminology is Laser Hair reduction in Delhi.

 

What is LASER?

The word LASER stands for Light Amplification (by) Stimulated Emission (of) Radiation. Simply speaking, LASERS are special form of light that contains one color or wavelength.

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What is LASER Hair Reduction?

LASER hair reduction which is commonly written as Laser Hair Removal in Delhi  is a process of reducing unwanted hair with the help of laser light. A beam of LASER light is aimed at hair follicle. This light is absorbed by the pigment, Melanin (present in hair roots) which destroys the hair follicles and retards the future growth. So a person with white hair wont get any result from laser hair removal.

A person who is getting a true laser will not feel any burn, itching or heat on skin as the laser light will only be affecting the roots of the laser which are black in color while an IPL treatment which is a light and not a laser and hence the laser hair removal taking place with IPL – intense pulse light is not effective.

The clinics which offer cheap cost laser hair removal in delhi are the one who use low cost laser hair removal machines like the IPL. So if you are just going to get a hair reduction done from a clinic that is offering a good deal for laser hair removal in delhi , you better be beware of the machine that is used to give you the treatment.

Cheap laser hair removal services can land you up with side effects of laser hair removal like itching, burning, scars and hyperpigmentation.

Best Laser Hair Removal in Delhi- Soprano Pro

Best Laser Hair Removal in Delhi- Soprano Pro

Is it only Permanent Laser Hair reduction and not Laser Hair  removal in Delhi?

The actual term is LASER hair reduction. Reduction occurs in terms of number of hairs, thickness of hair and the rate of growth of hairs. Though after completion of treatment, few maintenance sessions can keep you free of hairs, complete removal usually does not happen.

The number of maintenance sessions needed after a laser hair removal package in delhi varies from one area of body to another. Hormone dependent growth like female facial hairs, private parts and underarms need more maintenance as compared to legs, arms or other larger body parts. Hence, “LASER Hair Reduction” is a more appropriate term than “LASER Hair Removal” . People are duped by the Laser Hair clinics in Delhi by offering them

Permanent Laser Hair Removal in Delhi.

What is the best laser for hair removal in Delhi, INDIA?

There are various types of LASERS available in market. Long pulse Nd:yag and Diode are the most popular LASER in Asian set ups. Though long pulse Nd:yag and conventional diode are painful ,the newer generation diode laser are relatively painless. At our centre,DermaWorld Skin Clinic in Rajouri Garden, New Delhi we have the latest Painfree Hairfree technology which is the best in the world for laser hair removal for various body parts including the sensitive parts like bikini and pubic hairs.

What is IPL?

IPL is short for intense pulsed light. Intense pulsed light (IPL) epilators are technically not a LASERS.IPL s use xenon flash lamps that emit full spectrum light. IPL-based methods, called as “photo epilation”, are now commonly (but incorrectly) referred to as “laser hair removal”.

How many Treatment sessions are needed?

Multiple treatments sessions are needed for treatment. Most dermatologists recommend an average of 6-8 sessions. Number of sessions vary depending on the area being treated, skin color, coarseness of hair, sex of patient, and any underlying hormonal imbalance. Patients with hirsutism may need more number of sessions.

The ALMA Soprano is the best DIODE laser hair removal system that is safe for the Indian Skin and has given consistent great results for the various body parts in males and females for treating unwanted hair.

 

Laser Hair Removal in Delhi

Laser Hair Removal in Delhi

 Why do I need so many sessions?

Hair grows in several phases (anagen- the growing stage; telogen- the resting stage and catagen- the falling stage). LASER can affect only the currently actively growing hair follicles (i.e anagen).The hairs in resting phases of growth regrow after the session. These hairs get targeted later when they move into their active phase of growth. Hence, to target all hairs in various stages of their growth cycle, several sessions are needed.

The number of sessions of Laser hair Removal in Delhi varies with the area for which the treatment of Laser hair removal has been is required.

The Laser hair removal in Delhi when taken under the guidance of a qualified dermatologist is tailor made to suit the paatient and as per the hair growth of the patient.

Cost of laser hair removal sessions varies from area to area and laser machine.

So while a male wanting to get a beard shaping through laser hair removal on a DIODE will spend approx INR 2000 , a female looking for a laser hair removal for bikini will spend around INR 6000.

The cost of full face laser hair removal on an IPL machine is as less as 2500 per sitting.

 

The laser hair  removal for chest hair in men and face in females are the commenest areas for which both the genders get a laser hair removal in delhi respectivel.Our patients who have taken laser hair removal for facial hair then move on to get other aras like laser hair removal for underarms/ arm pits, arms, legs etc.

The latest trend in Delhi si to get a full body lasr hair removal as the cost for the same is substantially less compared to getting sessions for laser hair removal for 2-3 areas together.

A full body laser hair removal session costs approx INR 20,000 on the worlds best machine – ALMA Soprano , which is the safest and the fasyest. It takes around 4 hours for the procedure of full body laser hair removal in delhi and the cost of a full body laser hair removal is very less compared to a face laser hair removal service.

Laser hair removal in delhi varies from site to site, a females looking for laser hair removal for her face might need a sitting every month while another area like legs of the same patient might need a sitting of laser hair removal at 2=3 months interal.

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How muc h time does a sessio n take?

This would depend on the area being treated. Smaller areas like face or underarms may require 15-20 minutes while larger areas may take 1-3 hours.

The beauty of the ALMA soprano machine is that it is the fastest machine for laser hair removal and the results are permanent .

While other machines like Lumenous Light Sheer wont be able to cater to bikini areas as they can cause burns, ALMA is certainly the market leader.

It si the first choice for laser hair removal world wide in any sort of skin.

The ALMA Soprano laser hair removal system doesnt require application of ice packs to cool down the skin after the sessions and there are no chances of any side effects of laser hair removal  in ALMA Soprano.

What is the gap between consecutive sessions?

For areas with hormone dependent growth (eg. Face, bikini, underarms etc) average gap between 2 sessions is 4-6 weeks and for other body areas may vary from 6- 10 weeks. After initial few sessions the gap between the sessions is usually decided more on clinical ground depending on when the hairs regrow.

For patients who are opting for a laser hair removal for facial hair and whose growth is very thick and they need a removal service every week , we also have an unlimited laser hair removal sessions package valid for one year which makes it cheap and affordable for such ladies.

 

Is it painful?

The conventional Diode and long pulsed Nd:YAG are relatively painful. Depending on a person’s pain tolerance, lasers can feel like a gentle pinch or the snap of a hot rubber band. Pain also depends on type of hairs treated- thick and dark hairs produce more discomfort than light and thin hairs. Patients with very low level of pain threshold or while taking LASER on sensitive areas like Bikini, a topical anesthetic cream can be applied before the session for better tolerability and compliance.

Diodes now come with painless in-motion technology which is much better tolerated by patients. hence one should keep the safety as a priority when thinking to go under the treatment of laser hair removal in delhi .

We at DermaWorld Skin Clinic have the safest and the latest Laser removal system  in delhi  i.e ALMA Soprano Pro for a painfree hairfree experience  of Laser Hair Removal in Delhi.

Are the results permanent?

The reduction in hairs is permanent with just few touch up sessions that may be taken in 3-6 months.

For more on Laser Hair Removal Services in Delhi, Please feel free to contact us at 9911100050, 9911200050.

 

Who can perform LASER?

In most countries hair removal is an unregulated procedure which anyone can do. However some countries recommend that only doctors and doctor-supervised personnel can perform LASER. We also recommend that LASER should be handled by trained personnel/ technician or a cosmetic assistant under direct supervision and responsibility of a Dermatologist.

Are there any side effects of Laser hair reduction?

The usual side effects that occur after laser hair removal treatments, including itching, redness of skin, and swelling around the treatment area or swelling of the follicles (follicular edema). These side effects are very mild and may last for few hours to 2-3 days.

Side effects of laser hair removal with ALMA Soprano is almost NIL.

While other DIODE systems claim of equal efficacy with their machines but no other machine boasts of such safety like ALMA Soprano.

More severe side effects include the chance of burning the skin or discoloration of the skin-hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation, flare of acne, scab formation, purpura, and infection. Rare side effects include blistering, scarring and skin texture changes. These effects are very rare under hands of experienced practitioners.

Your Dermatologist would discuss all predictable effects that you will notice after LASER session, but in case you notice any other discomfort on the treated area you should be prompt to discuss this with your dermatologist.

 

Is LASER treatment expensive?

The cost may initially sound exorbitant, but comparing the amount of money you spend on waxing innumerable times, the cost of both become comparable. More so taking into consideration the convenience and aesthetic advantage which the LASER offers, it is definitely the procedure of choice for thick dark hairs.

For a best quaote for your laser hair removal in delhi and to get a good deal for your sessions , please call

9911100050, 9911300050.

At DermaWorld Skin Clinic, we offer best deals for laser hair removal in delhi..

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What are the precautions one should take before and immediately after the laser session?

As discussed previously the target of LASER is melanin(pigment present in increased amounts in darkened skin),Tanning before a laser treatment should be avoided .Use of topical lightening agents like AHAs and retinoid should be discontinued preferably before a week of taking session.

After the treatment use of sunscreens is essential. In case there is redness of treated area after the session, a topical cream(fluticasone/ hydrocortisone) as recommended by your dermatologist should be used.

With so many centers and clinics promoting LASER hair reduction, what according to you are the things we should consider before choosing one of them?

Always opt for LASER treatments at centers run under supervision of dermatologists as these                    centers usually have efficient and well trained staff. Do not hesitate to ask the type of LASER used in the clinic. Solve your queries satisfactorily before you begin the treatment. Discuss your previous medical history in detail with the doctor.

I want to take LASER for my Bikini area. Will this affect my chances of conceiving in future or cause any other pregnancy complication?

No, lasers are specific in their targets, i.e. melanin is its target and laser is only absorbed by it. Hence laser has no effect on conception and does not cause any pregnancy related complications.We at DermaWorld Skin Clinic specializes the art of bikini laser hair removal in delhi and are a proud owner of the ALMA Soprano DIODE Laser which is probably the only machine that wont cause ay side effects to the area. We have delivered the best and safe results to many paties who hve undergone bikini aser hair removal in delhi at out clinic.

Laser machines that cause heating of skin might cause burns on the soft skin of  bikini area and other clinics apply topical anaesthesia and ice packs to make heir machine suitable for the bikini area hair removal but at DermaWorld Skin Clinic, we know our commitment and only use what is bst for the soft and sensitive skin of the bikini area.We offer laser hair removal for bikini area at affordable ras and are confident that patients undertaking sessions for laser hair removal in delhi at our clinic remain tension and side effect free

So, does that mean I can take LASER even when pregnant?

I would not recommend it because at this point, there is very little information about the effects it may have on the fetus, so it is best to prevent any possible risks by postponing the treatment until after delivery.

 

For more on permanent laser ha removal in delhi for areas like face, arm pits, full body laser hair removal , beard shaping or laser hair removal for men  etc please contac us at :DermaWorld Skin Clinic, Q-4, rajouri Garden, New Delhi -110027.

Ph: 9911100050, 9911200050.

 

 

Vitiligo Treatment in Delhi – Best and Latest

May 20, 2014 7:27 pm / Leave a comment

Vitiligo treatment in Delhi has seen many new changes over the last few years.  Vitiligo surgery has come up in a big was with non cultured Melanocytes cell suspension giving a new hope for patients of Vitiligo who were resistant to medical treatment.

Vitiligo is a skin disease where de-pigmentation of the skin occurs due to the loss of Melanocytes I.e the color producing cells of the skin.
The treatment of Vitiligo involves stopping the disease progression I.e spreading of the vitiligo white patches to new area as well as covering the old areas of de-pigmentation.

Vitiligo surgery can only be taken up in those patients who have stable vitiligo patched I.e the vitiligo patched have not grown in size and shape over the last couple of years without medication .
Vitiligo treatment in delhi comprise of not only dermatologists who treat vitiligo the scientific way but also a stream of advertisers who claim to treat vitiligo using all sorts of applications , oral herbs etc.

In order to stop the disease , a vitiligo patient should be treated with the following drugs.
1. STEROIDS like betamethasone
2. AZATHIOPRINE
3. METHOTREXATE
4. CYCLOSPORINE
5. LEVAMISOLE

once vitiligo patches are stopped,  the focus should be on re pigmentation.

ORAL P UVA
NARROW BAND UVB
P UVASOL

are some of the options that have been used in treating various patients of Vitiligo in Delhi to cure them of the white disease.

Vitiligo treatment in Delhi is one of the most sought after treatments in Dermatology today as the patients who are suffering from Vitiligo have to go through a lot of social and mental trauma because of the disease.

Vitligo treatment should be started as asson as possible to contain the disease to minimum number of areas.

For mote on Vitiligo treatments in Delhi . Please call us at :

99111-00050, 9911300050.

Mole Removal in Dehi by Laser/ Plastic Surgry

May 12, 2014 6:29 am / Leave a comment

Mole Removal In Delhi by Lasers/ Plastic Surgery
Moles is a common term that is used  for any sort of black/ brown or hyperpigmented , raised lesion on the human body.
Many times a mole on the body doesn’t attract much attention but when a mole is present on face or any other visible area on the body.
Many people are now looking for options to get their moles removed . In metros like Delhi where people are much more conscious about their looks, the demand for mole removal is on the rise. people looking for mole removal in Delhi most of the times think that laser mole removal in delhi is a child’s play and all moles can be removed through lasers and hence they need to first get a consultation by a qualified dermatologist in Delhi to be sure as to what they think is a mole- which is vague term is actually a mole that can be removed through lasers or require a surgical intervention.
Freckles , lentigens, cysts,  nevus, warts are some of the differential diagnosis’ which can be perceived by a common man as a mole and hence it becomes all the more important to establish a diagnosis of the lesion before opting to go for a laser mole removal in delhi.
Lesions which are very small and are not very much above the skin surface can be easily removed by lasers but when the lesions are large 9 More than 2-3 mm) or are very deep then it becomes difficult to remove them with lasers as they might leave a scar and also in instances like warts etc there are always chances of recurrences.
The Lasers that are used in removing moles are in most cases of two types:
1. Q Switch Laser: which are used in removing flat, small , hyperpigmented lesions.
2. Fractional Lasers – Which are used to remove hypertrophic , fleshy lesions.
Radiocautery is another option which is a time tested method to remove small moles.
At DermaWorld Skin Clinic , we have the expertise and vast experience in removing various kinds of moles in Delhi.
Our well renowned dermatologist, Dr.Rohit Batra  and in house plastic surgeon, Dr. Anubhav Gupta have treated various moles and other lesions using various techniques with great results.
We have the best of the machines – Lasers and Radio cautery to cater to the need of the patients looking for the mole removal in delhi.
For Further information or to make a consultation feel free to call us at
9911100050, 9911200050, 9911300050.

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