Acneistreatable.
Active acne, rosacea and the scarring left behind, assessed and treated by a dermatologist.
Acne is a medical condition first.
DermatologyPersistent acne is driven by hormones, bacteria and oil production, and it responds to a treatment plan rather than a facial. The plan starts with working out which of those is doing the damage.
Scarring is treated separately and later, once the active disease is controlled. Treating scars while acne is still breaking out produces new scars.
Dr Nikita Gupta
Dr Gupta followed her father, a dermatologist, into the field, completing her MD in Delhi before clearing the MRCP SCE in the UK. Aesthetic fellowships in Mumbai and on Harley Street followed, then a Masters in Clinical Dermatology at King’s College London.
- MBBS · MD Dermatology
- MRCP SCE (UK)
- Masters in Clinical Dermatology, King’s College London
- Aesthetics Fellowship, Harley Street, London
Treatments available
- Acne and rosacea
- Acne is managed with topical treatments, oral medications, and lifestyle adjustments. Rosacea is treated with topical and oral medications, laser therapies, and avoiding triggers, along with a gentle skincare routine.
- Acne scar removal
- Treatments include microneedling to stimulate collagen, chemical peels for resurfacing, laser therapy to reduce scars, and dermal fillers to smooth depressed areas, improving skin texture and appearance.
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