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Expert Skincare Advice & Myth Busting

byIpshita JohriVisit clinics in Noida & Gurugram; serving across Delhi NCRStarts from35 Per GraftView full gallery

Stop guessing what works for your skin. I’m here to cut through the internet noise with science-backed facts, busting common myths about treatments, ingredients, and the DIY advice you should avoid at all costs.

Let's bust some common myths. Do chemical peels make your skin thin? Is laser hair removal really permanent? I'm setting the record straight with some true or false facts about popular skin treatments.

As a dermatologist, there are certain things I would never do to my skin. This includes trusting random internet remedies and buying influencer-hyped products. Always consult an expert for your skin and hair issues.

Not all haircare brands live up to their promises. Based on their ingredients and the results I've seen in my patients, here are three popular brands that I, as a dermatologist, would never recommend.

With so many hair treatments available, how do you know which is best? Here, I rank popular options like PRP, GFC, and Exosomes based on their effectiveness. The best choice always depends on a proper diagnosis.

Stop using harsh home remedies like lemon juice on your skin. This video shows you effective, dermatologist-approved alternatives for common problems like acne and pigmentation. Trust science, not DIYs.

Here are more simple swaps for common skin and hair issues. Instead of guessing, use products with proven ingredients recommended by a dermatologist for concerns like dry skin, itchy scalp, or a dark neck.

Here are some skin secrets I wish more people knew. Simple habits like moisturizing right after a shower and using a silk pillowcase can make a big difference in your skin's health and appearance over time.

About Expert Advice & Myth Busting

The biggest mistake I see isn't just the products you're using, but the order and consistency behind them. Whether it's the viral ‘lemon juice for spots’ trend or the idea that laser hair removal is unsafe, internet trends often ignore the biological reality of your skin barrier. Before you buy another hyped serum, we need to look at your specific skin concerns and current routine—because skin science isn't one-size-fits-all, and what works for an influencer might actually damage your skin.

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