Behind the Science: My Life in Dermatology
I believe that to treat skin, you have to constantly learn. This is a look into my work beyond the clinic—speaking at conferences, workshops, and staying updated to bring you the best in skin science.
Honored to be an Organizing Chair at the SDC Skill Aesthetica Conference. This video shows me speaking at the conference in Mumbai, where I conducted a hands-on workshop on fillers and delivered lectures on advanced hair therapies and PDRN.
Speaking on Chemical Peels at ACSICON 2025. A glimpse from my session at D.Y. Patil College, where I spoke about using chemical peels for pigmentation and led a workshop for the next generation of dermatologists.
Presenting a Workshop on IPL Lasers for Indian Skin at Cuticon Maharashtra. This clip shows me at the podium, discussing the nuances of using IPL laser technology safely and effectively to treat pigmentation and acne on Indian skin types.
Connecting with the SAARC AAD Family at DICD 2024. A short video from the DICD conference, a wonderful event filled with learning, laughter, and building connections with inspiring minds in the dermatology community.
Sharing My Expertise at Cuticon Chhattisgarh. Here I am being recognized at the conference after speaking on advanced hair therapies and participating in a panel discussion on pigmentation with other Key Opinion Leaders.
Faculty at the Global Aesthetic Symposium in Goa. It was an honor to teach at this symposium alongside leading plastic surgeons and dermatologists, sharing techniques and learning from colleagues from around the globe.
Speaking at the Oculoplastic Conference. A photo from my presentation where I discussed the intersection of dermatology and oculoplasty, addressing skin issues around the eyes and unveiling a new molecule for hair loss treatment.
Bridging Science and Innovation at the Oculoplastic Conference. Another shot from my lecture, where I focused on bringing new, non-surgical solutions for hair loss and periocular skin health to patients.
A Passion for Education and Advancement. A close-up of me at the podium during the Oculoplastic Conference, sharing my passion for advancing the fields of dermatology and hair restoration.
Conducting a Workshop on Basic Anti-Aging for Dermatologists. This video shows our hands-on session where I taught a group of brilliant dermatologists simple yet impactful strategies to tackle the early signs of aging.
About My Life as a Dermatologist: Sharing Knowledge
You might wonder why a dermatologist spends so much time at conferences and workshops. It is because dermatology evolves every single day. When I am presenting at events like ACSICON or Cuticon, I am not just speaking—I am auditing new molecules, pressure-testing treatment techniques, and collaborating with global experts. This ensures that when you walk into my clinic in Goregaon, the treatment you receive is based on the absolute latest, peer-reviewed science, not just what was popular five years ago.
Dermatology is not static. If a doctor stops learning, they stop growing. That is why I prioritize being an active part of the dermatology community in Mumbai and across India.
Conference Insights and Peer Review
Whether it is conducting a hands-on workshop on fillers or discussing the nuances of IPL lasers for Indian skin types, these forums allow me to stress-test ideas with peers. I believe in rigorous peer review. Before I introduce a new laser or a peptide-based filler to my clinic, I need to see it in action, discuss safety protocols, and understand the potential risks.
What This Means for Your Care
It means you are not a test subject. We discuss the 'why' and 'how' of every procedure before we begin. You will often find me explaining the science of the skin barrier or the mechanics of a specific acid peel at these conferences, and I bring that same clarity to our consultations.
The Scientific Difference
Science is about being open to change. If a new study shows a better way to treat pigmentation or scarring, I want to know about it. My goal is to bridge the gap between clinical research and your daily routine. So, when you ask me about a viral trend, I can tell you exactly what the science says—because I have seen the evidence firsthand.
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