Skin and hair, explained properly
Written to help you understand a condition and ask better questions, not to talk you into a treatment. Articles are published by Varniqa Skin Sciences as general patient education.
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Melasma treatment in Nallagandla: causes, options and skin-care tips
What causes facial pigmentation, how melasma is assessed, which treatment options may be considered, and why sun protection and maintenance matter.
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Eczema Symptoms and Triggers: An Awareness Guide for Indian Skin
Recognise symptoms on brown skin, understand everyday triggers and hand eczema, and learn when a rash needs medical attention. Includes a simple flare diary.
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Laser hair reduction on Indian skin: what decides the result
Why melanin changes the settings, which hair colours laser cannot treat, what to stop doing four weeks beforehand, and the risks specific to brown skin.
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Why is my hair falling out? Hair fall causes and treatment
Common causes of shedding and thinning, warning signs, trichoscopy, and how a dermatologist works out what is actually causing the hair loss.
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Acne treatment in Nallagandla: a dermatologist’s guide
What causes recurring pimples, when to see a dermatologist, and how acne marks and scars are assessed.
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Acne scars: why the type decides the treatment
Rolling, boxcar, icepick, raised — and the flat brown marks that are not scars at all. Telling them apart is what decides whether a course of treatment does anything.
More articles are on the way
Varniqa is building this library one useful article at a time rather than publishing volume. If there is a skin or hair topic you would find useful, tell us on WhatsApp and it goes on the list.
How these articles are written
Articles are produced by Varniqa Skin Sciences as general patient education and carry their publication or update date. When an article has been medically reviewed by Dr. Manvitha Poluri, MBBS, MD (DVL), that review is stated on the article itself rather than assumed across the whole library.
These articles describe how conditions are generally assessed and treated. They are not a diagnosis, and they cannot replace an examination — which is why none of them ends by telling you which procedure to book.
Nothing here is sponsored, and no article recommends a product or brand in exchange for anything.
Reading is not diagnosis
If something on your skin or scalp is worrying you, a consultation will settle in twenty minutes what an evening of reading cannot.