Dr Amit Karkhanis · Aesthetic Physician · lasers and skin care since 2005
Acne, pigmentation, dark circles, dull skin and unwanted hair, treated at the cause. A diagnosis first, a written plan, and lasers and peels chosen for Indian skin.
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a cream works on the surface. the cause usually sits one layer down.
Every skin plan follows the same order, whether it is acne, pigmentation or unwanted hair.
Treatments available at Dr Tvacha centres. Which one suits you is decided at your consultation.
No package is sold on your first visit. Fees depend on the treatment and the number of sessions your diagnosis calls for.
Dr Amit Karkhanis grew up with doctor parents and a ZX Spectrum computer, and that love for technology is why lasers became his field. He invested in lasers early, when few clinics had them.
The rule has stayed the same for twenty years: find the cause, choose what suits your skin, and say plainly what a treatment will and will not do.
MBBS, Dip. Dermatology (UK) · Aesthetic Physician · Reg. No. 2001/02/1124
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They can, when the laser and its settings are chosen for your skin type. Brown skin is more prone to dark marks after heat or injury, which is why every laser plan starts with a skin assessment.
Usually several sessions spaced weeks apart, because hair grows in cycles. The number depends on the area, your hair and your skin type, and it is written in your plan before you start.
Medical peels done by a trained team at the right strength are generally safe. Mild redness or peeling for a few days is common. The strength is chosen after assessment, because strong peels on Indian skin need care.
Pigmentation such as melasma is triggered by sun, heat and hormones, so it can return. Daily sun protection and a maintenance plan matter as much as the treatment itself.
Yes, once active acne is under control. Marks and scars are treated with peels, lasers or other procedures depending on their type. Treating marks while acne is still active usually wastes money.
Bring what you use to the consultation. The doctor will tell you what to keep, what to stop and what to pause before treatment.
Usually direct sun, heat, scrubbing and strong active ingredients for a few days. You get written aftercare instructions for your treatment.
No. Indian medical rules do not allow them in advertising. Your own photos are taken on fixed dates and kept private to track your progress.
(book the Rs 499 skin consultation at any of our four centres. you'll leave with a diagnosis and a plan in writing.)
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