Expert Dermatology Insights in the News
I often share my thoughts with leading publications to help you separate skincare science from social media noise. Here is a look at some of my recent features.
I was happy to share my expertise in the Hindustan Times. In this feature, I discuss how a simple, natural ingredient like honey can be used in modern skincare routines for its hydrating and calming properties.
In this feature for The Times of India, I debunk common myths about sunscreen. I explain the correct amount to apply and emphasize that even on cloudy days, and for all Indian skin tones, sun protection is an absolute must.
The viral whipped sunscreen mousse is trending, and I shared my thoughts on it with the Hindustan Times. While the lightweight texture is appealing, it's crucial to ensure it has adequate SPF and is right for your skin type.
With the Paris Olympics in focus, the Hindustan Times asked for my opinion on applying makeup during sports. I explained that heavy products can clog pores, and recommended minimal, water-based, and oil-free options for active individuals.
About In The News
You often see skincare trends blowing up on social media—like whipped sunscreens or DIY face masks—but not everything you scroll past actually works for your skin type. I share these insights in newspapers because my goal is to help you filter the noise and focus on what your skin actually needs, grounded in science, not just what's currently trending.
When I speak with publications like the Hindustan Times or Times of India, it isn't just about sharing an opinion. It’s about debunking myths that can actually harm your skin barrier.
Why I Speak Up
Social media makes it easy to experiment, but your skin is the largest organ of your body. Whether I am discussing why you need sunscreen even on cloudy days, or explaining the impact of heavy makeup during sports, the intent is the same: to give you practical, safe, and effective advice.
What I Cover
- Myth-Busting: Breaking down why expensive, viral products might be unnecessary for your specific skin concern.
- Ingredient Reality: Examining common items like honey to see how they actually interact with your skin's biology.
- Sun Safety: Clarifying how much protection you truly need, especially for Indian skin tones.
At my clinic in Dwarka, we don't believe in generic fixes. My features in the media are an extension of how I practice—educating you so you can make informed decisions before you ever step into a treatment room. If you’ve read one of my columns and are wondering how that advice applies to your specific concerns—whether it’s acne, pigmentation, or anti-aging—I am here to help you get the facts right.
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