Eczema, psoriasis, acne, fungal infections, hair loss and the allergies that flare every season — seen by consultant dermatologists in scheduled clinics, with the hospital's own lab for the tests a skin sign sometimes calls for, and minor procedures done in the same visit.
एक्ज़िमा, सोरायसिस, मुँहासे, फंगल संक्रमण, बाल झड़ना और हर मौसम में भड़कने वाली एलर्जी — कंसल्टेंट त्वचा रोग विशेषज्ञ तय क्लिनिकों में, त्वचा के इशारे पर ज़रूरी जाँचों के लिए अस्पताल की अपनी लैब, और छोटी प्रक्रियाएँ उसी मुलाक़ात में।
Each animation shows what is happening in the body and what helps. They explain; they don't replace a doctor's visit — if you are worried, book an OPD visit, or come to our emergency, open 24x7.
Ringworm (tinea) is a fungus that loves warm, damp skin — the groin, underarms, under the breasts and between the toes — which is why it spreads in summer and the monsoon. It comes back when the cream is stopped as soon as the itch settles, when steroid creams are used (often hidden in mixed creams sold over the counter), or when clothes and towels stay damp or are shared. Keep the area dry and finish the full course your doctor sets.
How we help: Our dermatologist confirms the infection with a fungal scraping test in the hospital lab and sets a treatment course long enough to clear it.
Read the full article →Acne starts in the pore: extra oil and dead skin cells plug it, forming a blackhead or whitehead. Bacteria that normally live on the skin multiply inside, and the pore becomes red and swollen — a pimple, or a deeper painful lump that can scar. Hormones, some medicines and picking make it worse. Treatment works on each step — unclogging creams, anti-bacterial treatment and, for scarring acne, tablets — and takes 6 to 8 weeks to show.
How we help: Our dermatologist treats acne by type and severity and manages the scars and pigmentation it leaves behind.
A dermatologist — Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Dhananjay Singh hold clinics at Healing Tree Hospital. Recurrent fungal infection is common in this climate and usually comes down to incomplete courses or a hidden cause like diabetes; the lab on campus checks that in the same visit.
Yes — medical treatment for active acne first, then scar and pigmentation management in the clinic. Cosmetic procedures are self-pay; medical dermatology consultations are covered on government panels.
Sudden or patchy loss, loss with scalp pain or scaling, or loss in a young man or woman with other symptoms deserves a visit. The dermatologist checks thyroid, iron and hormones in the hospital lab before any treatment is started.
Consults on skin, hair and nail conditions — eczema, fungal infections, acne and allergies — in scheduled dermatology clinics, with the hospital's lab and physicians on hand when a skin sign points to something deeper.
Dermatologist with an Indirapuram practice, consulting in the hospital's skin clinic — acne and scarring, pigmentation, hair loss, and the medical skin conditions that need a physician's lab a corridor away.
