My Approach to Science-Backed Skincare

There are two main ways I approach anti-aging: with technology and with injectables. In this video, I explain the difference between energy-based devices like HIFU and Microneedling RF, and injectables like Botox and fillers, so you can understand which might be right for you.

The sequence in which you apply your skincare products matters. I break down the correct order: cleanser, then any active serum, followed by moisturizer, and finally, sunscreen. This ensures each product works effectively.

Using active ingredients correctly is key to seeing results. Here, I explain when to use ingredients like Vitamin C, Retinol, and Hyaluronic Acid in your routine for maximum benefit and safety.

As a dermatologist, I cannot emphasize the importance of sunscreen enough. It is essential every single day, even indoors and during monsoon season, to protect your skin from UV damage that causes premature aging.

Achieving firmer, more youthful skin is a journey we take together. It starts with a thorough consultation to assess your skin's needs, followed by a personalized treatment plan using safe, advanced techniques to deliver visible results.

Yes, men's and women's skin are different, and they require different care. In this video, I explain the science behind why men's skin is typically thicker and oilier, and why using products formulated for your specific skin type is so important.

For men who want a simple but effective skincare routine, I recommend two key products: a good face wash and a sunscreen suited to your skin type. Using a gel-based sunscreen two to three times a day is a great start for oily skin.

Our traditional Diwali rituals, like using ubtans for exfoliation, are rooted in smart skincare science. However, it's important to adapt them to your skin type. I explain who should exfoliate and who should focus more on nourishment.

It's important to know when to throw away a skincare product. I share three key signs: if the color changes, if the consistency separates or becomes grainy, and of course, if it has passed its expiry date.