Treatments and procedures
The procedures performed at the clinic, grouped by how they work. Which one suits you — or whether a procedure is the right answer at all — is decided at examination, not from this page.
Laser procedures
Light-based procedures. The wavelength and settings are chosen for the skin type rather than from a fixed protocol, which is what makes them usable on Indian and South Asian skin.
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Laser hair reduction
Reduction of unwanted hair over a course of sessions, with skin typing and a test patch before the first full treatment.
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Pigmentation lasers
Used for selected pigmentary concerns once the pigmentation has been diagnosed — melasma in particular is not treated with lasers alone.
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Acne-scar and skin-texture lasers
Resurfacing approaches for atrophic scarring and texture, chosen after the scar type has been identified.
Injectables and skin treatments
Non-surgical facial procedures, performed by a qualified dermatologist rather than delegated.
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Botulinum toxin
For dynamic lines, with dosing and placement planned to keep expression rather than remove it.
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Dermal fillers
For volume loss and selected contour concerns, assessed face by face.
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Chemical peels
Medical-grade peels at strengths selected for the concern and the skin type.
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Medical-grade skin rejuvenation
Treatments aimed at skin quality, dullness and early signs of ageing.
Minor skin surgery
Procedures under local anaesthesia. A lesion is examined before it is removed, and anything with features that warrant investigation is biopsied rather than treated cosmetically.
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Mole and skin-tag removal
Examination first, removal where suitable, and histopathology when the lesion warrants it.
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Wart, cyst and corn removal
Minor procedures for benign lesions, with aftercare and realistic scarring expectations discussed beforehand.
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Skin biopsy
Taken when the diagnosis is uncertain or a lesion needs to be tested rather than assumed benign.
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Earlobe repair
Repair of split or elongated earlobes.
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Vitiligo surgery
Surgical options considered for stable vitiligo that has stopped spreading.
Hair restoration
Hair procedures follow a trichoscopy-led diagnosis, because the specific cause of hair loss decides whether a procedure will help at all.
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Hair transplant (FUE and FUT)
Surgical restoration for stable pattern hair loss, with candidacy assessed honestly before graft planning.
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Medical hair-loss treatment
Non-surgical treatment of pattern hair loss, telogen effluvium, alopecia areata and scalp disease.
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Scalp and dandruff treatment
Treatment of persistent dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis and inflamed scalp conditions.
Why there are no prices on this page
The same procedure name covers very different amounts of work. A laser course for one small area and a course for several large ones are not the same treatment, and a mole that needs testing is not the same procedure as one that does not.
Cost therefore follows the diagnosis and the plan, and is confirmed after assessment rather than quoted from a list. The consultation is where that is settled.
Not sure which procedure applies to you?
That is the normal starting point. An examination will settle in twenty minutes what an evening of reading cannot.