Author name: Dr. Madhulika Mohanty

Melasma treatment can feel frustrating. The pigmentation may gradually become lighter after weeks or months of skincare and professional treatment, only to become noticeable again after a holiday, increased sun exposure, hormonal changes or a break in the maintenance routine. This does not necessarily mean that the previous treatment failed. Melasma is considered a chronic […]

Perimenopause and menopause are natural stages in a woman’s life, but the hormonal changes associated with them can affect much more than the menstrual cycle. Many women begin noticing unexpected changes in their skin, scalp and hair during their 40s and 50s. Skin that previously felt balanced may suddenly become dry or sensitive. Fine lines

Men’s grooming has changed a lot in recent years. Today, more men are choosing dermatologist-guided skin and hair treatments not only to look better but also to feel more confident and well-groomed. Skin and hair concerns in men are often different from women. Men usually have thicker skin, more active oil glands, facial hair growth,

Skincare actives have become very popular. Today, many people use products with retinol, vitamin C, niacinamide, AHA, BHA, salicylic acid, glycolic acid, kojic acid and exfoliating peels at home. These ingredients can be helpful when used correctly, but using too many actives together can irritate the skin and damage the skin barrier. One of the

Hair care is no longer just about shampoo, conditioner and hair oil. Today, one of the biggest trends in hair and dermatology is “scalp skinification” — the idea of treating your scalp with the same attention you give to your facial skin. Just like facial skin, the scalp also has oil glands, pores, microbiome, sensitivity,

PCOS is not just related to periods, weight changes or fertility. For many women, the first visible signs of PCOS appear on the skin and hair. Repeated acne, unwanted facial hair, scalp hair thinning, oily skin and dark patches around the neck or underarms may sometimes be connected to hormonal imbalance. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, commonly

A few years ago, anti-aging skincare was mostly discussed after visible wrinkles, sagging, and fine lines had already appeared. People would wait for signs of aging and then look for treatments to reverse them. But modern skin care is changing. Today, the focus is moving from correction to prevention. Instead of waiting for the skin

In modern skincare, people are using more products than ever before. Face washes, toners, serums, acids, retinol, vitamin C, scrubs, masks, peels, spot treatments, sunscreens, and active ingredients have become a regular part of daily routines. But while skincare awareness has increased, so have complaints of sensitive, burning, dull, dry, and reactive skin. Many people

In the world of skincare and aesthetic medicine, Korean beauty trends have always influenced the way people think about healthy skin. From glass skin to skin boosters, from barrier repair to regenerative facials, the focus has slowly shifted from temporary glow to long-term skin quality. One such treatment that has become a major talking point

In the fast-moving world of medical skincare and aesthetic medicine, skincare trends come and go with dramatic promises. One month the internet is obsessed with a new serum, the next month a celebrity facial becomes the ultimate beauty secret. But every once in a while, a treatment gains attention not just because it sounds fashionable,