Expert Dermatology Insights & Media Features
I am often asked to share my thoughts on the latest beauty trends. Here is the science behind the headlines—from my Vogue features on PDRN to my skincare advice in Moneycontrol and Bombay Times.
I was thrilled to be featured in Vogue India, sharing my expert insights on the PDRN skincare revolution. This innovative treatment, derived from salmon DNA, has powerful healing effects, stimulating repair, boosting hydration, and giving the skin a luminous finish.
In my Vogue India feature, I explained that PDRN is most potent when delivered via injectables, as it helps improve blood supply and reduce oxidative stress. While topical products are a good starting point, they don't offer the same dramatic results as in-clinic treatments.
From salmon sperm facials to serums, PDRN skincare is beauty's new fixation. I was honored to contribute my thoughts to Vogue India on this cutting-edge trend that is setting new benchmarks in clinical beauty.
I was honored to be featured in Vogue India discussing the iconic Boroline. While its thick, occlusive formula is great for dry areas, I caution my patients with sensitive or acne-prone facial skin against using it, as some ingredients can cause irritation or breakouts.
As I shared with Moneycontrol, your skincare priorities change with each decade. In your 20s, your skin is at its healthiest, so the focus should be on the basics: a gentle cleanser, a lightweight moisturizer, and non-negotiable daily SPF.
I was grateful for the opportunity to contribute to Moneycontrol on healthy aging and hormone balance. The skincare that worked at 22 might not help at 36. This article explains what your skin really needs in your 20s, 30s, 40s, and beyond.
In my Moneycontrol feature, I advised that in your 30s, you should start targeting early signs of aging. As collagen production slows, it's time to consider incorporating ingredients like retinol and considering treatments that promote hydration and elasticity.
Your skin has different priorities at different ages. As I explained to Moneycontrol, building a solid foundation in your 20s makes it easier to manage changes later. Using products based on your age group, not just skin type, can prevent damage and boost long-term health.
For those in their 50s and beyond, the focus should be on repair and resilience. As I shared with Moneycontrol, menopause brings changes like dryness and sensitivity. I recommend hydrating oils and gentle alternatives to retinol to support the skin's barrier.
In your 40s, it's time to boost moisture and firmness. As I told Moneycontrol, you might want to switch to a creamier cleanser and thicker moisturizers. Ingredients like ceramides, peptides, and retinoids can support collagen and lock in moisture.
About Expert Insights: As Seen In Vogue, Bombay Times & More
You might have seen me in Vogue discussing PDRN treatments or in Moneycontrol breaking down skincare by the decade. These features are not just press; they are the same advice I give my patients in the clinic every day. Whether it is debunking 'salmon sperm' facials or advising on the right ingredients for your 30s, my focus is always on what works for your specific skin type, not what is trending on social media.
Skincare is a field where misinformation spreads quickly. My goal in contributing to publications like Vogue, Grazia, and The Times of India is to cut through the noise and provide science-backed clarity. When I speak about topics like PDRN, retinol, or hormone balance, I am drawing from years of clinical practice at Ambrosia Aesthetics.
My approach remains the same whether I am writing an article or sitting across from you in a consultation. I look for the root cause. If you are in your 20s, I will tell you that a simple cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen are non-negotiable. If you are in your 40s and concerned about firmness, we look at collagen support and targeted actives rather than buying every new product on the shelf.
I share these insights because I want you to make informed decisions. Marketing campaigns thrive on complexity, but healthy skin thrives on consistency and the right diagnosis. If you have read one of my articles and are wondering how that advice applies to your specific hormonal profile, lifestyle, or skin condition, I am here to help you figure that out.
Niketa Sonavane
I am Dr. Niketa Sonavane. At my clinic, Ambrosia Aesthetics, I do not just treat skin; I solve the underlying issues that cause acne, pigmentation, and hair loss. I believe in simple, science-backed care that fits into your real life.
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