Real Dermatology: My Philosophy & Clinical Approach

Sharing my clinical experience with fellow dermatologists is something I am passionate about. Discussing the nuances of skin booster treatments helps elevate the standards of care for everyone.

Panel discussions like this one are a great way to exchange knowledge on the latest advancements in aesthetic medicine. Here, we are discussing different approaches to using skin boosters for optimal results.

A wide shot of our panel on Skin Boosters at the Aesthetic Medicine India conference. It is always inspiring to be on stage with such esteemed colleagues in the field of dermatology.

Posing with my fellow panelists after a very insightful discussion. Continuous learning and collaboration are essential to providing the best possible care for my patients.

I was recently featured on HappiestHealth.com to discuss whether the viral trend of LED masks is hype or helpful. As a dermatologist, I believe in educating the public on the science behind these devices.

My expert insights on LED light therapy were just featured. In the article, I cover everything you need to know before you consider using one of these viral face masks at home.

What do the different colors of LED light actually do? In this graphic, I break it down simply: blue light helps with acne, green with pigmentation, red with anti-aging, and yellow helps calm and heal the skin.

Do I use LED therapy in my practice? Yes. It is a part of many medi-facial treatments at my clinic because it is effective for calming skin, reducing dullness, shrinking acne, and boosting healing after other procedures.

There is a big difference between in-clinic and at-home LED masks. My clinic devices use stronger, medical-grade wavelengths for real results, while at-home versions are much gentler and are best for maintenance only.