Best dermatologists in Hyderabad.

Do you want to reverse moderate to severe wrinkles on your face?Are you tired of using expensive creams without achieving desired results?Do you want to get injected by the best skin specialists in the city?Then Botox treatment or treatment with any other approved formulation of botulinum at SkinGenious is for you. The other brand most commonly available in Mumbai is Dysport by Ipsen Biopharm ltd. There are cosmetic as well as medical indications for the use of botulinum protein. We briefly touch upon the medical indications here, but the page is intended to describe the use of the molecule in its anti aging application which is under the purview of dermatology. Anti aging: the use of botulinum to reverse wrinkles and fine lines provides highly satisfactory results. It is used to target facial wrinkles, namely crow's feet, frown lines and forehead lines. Apart from this particular cosmetic use, it is also used in the masseter muscles (jaw) to help with slimming the jawline and giving a more feminine appearance. Medical indications: The medical indications of botulinum include usage in cases of chronic migraine, adult spasticity (which is muscle stiffness in arms and legs), pediatric spasticity, cervical dystonia (abnormal neck position), overactive bladder, severe primary hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating, also a dermatological indication) and blepharospasm (eyelid spasm).

The pico laser or Q-switch laser is a revolutionary technology used for hyperpigmentation treatment. The name of the laser comes from the fact that this type of laser machine can produce a pulsed output beam which enables it to produce pulses of very high power. It has a very high pulse rate and very high energy. It directly effects the excess pigment cells, breaks them down and helps in reversion of natural skin tone. It does not affect the surrounding normal cells. Our dermatologists will guide you properly on pre-care and after-care for this hyperpigmentation laser treatment. It is useful for deeper as well as superficial pigmentation and hence provides quick and visible results. You may require multiple sessions with any of these treatment options to achieve desired results.

Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance that is also available in the body under normal circumstances. It is present in the extra-cellular matrix and found throughout the body. However, around 50% of the hyaluronic acid that is present in the human body is in our skin. Its normal function is to retain water and it helps in hydration.Dermal fillers should only be injected by a trained aesthetic dermatologist or surgeon.They are injected under the skin to help you gain volume, support certain structures in your face and also enable contouring of the face. The areas under the skin where a dermal filler is injected include:Into the dermis (which is a layer of the skin) Subcutaneously (under the skin) Into the supra periosteal region (just above the bone) Once injected, the inert filler stays in the region till it is metabolized by the body (6-18 months, depending on the individual as well as kind of product injected). They hence, pull the connective tissue structures at desired angles or simply add volume. Since the change they bring needs to be precise, it is very important for your specialist to understand the dermal planes and predict properly how the fillers will affect your appearance. We assure you that the dermatologists at SkinGenious are highly trained at injecting and are specifically selected based on these abilities.Dermal fillers are therefore a safe option for enhanced facial aesthetics and can be explored by you with confidence.

Made of inert material, the threads are inserted into the layers under the skin with the help of a needle. As you should be able to see in the associated video, these threads are placed by an expert dermatologist in the right layers of the skin. At the end of the threads are hooks that attach to the structurs under the skin. The result is that the threads pull the skin up, tightening it in the process.

Skin whitening is a familiar search term, but it can describe several very different goals. You may want to reduce marks left by acne, manage patches of pigmentation, improve sun-related unevenness or restore a smoother-looking surface. Natural skin colour is not a condition to treat. A useful plan focuses on the specific change you would like to address. At SkinGenious, the starting point is a skin assessment. Your dermatologist looks at the pattern and depth of pigmentation, sensitivity, previous treatments and your current routine. Sun exposure, hormonal influences, inflammation and irritating products can all affect the plan. Two people asking for brighter skin may therefore need different treatments. Options can include daily sun protection, targeted skincare, chemical peels or selected laser treatments. Facials may be considered for surface cleansing, hydration or texture. These approaches have different roles and recovery requirements; combining them should have a clear purpose rather than simply adding more treatments. Glutathione IV Therapy has its own treatment page within IV Drip & Wellness Therapy. It explains the ingredient, infusion experience and ₹7,500 per-session price. Evidence for reliable, lasting skin lightening from IV glutathione remains limited. Skin & Radiance IV is a separate service involving a broader nutrient selection, rather than another name for the same treatment. The plan is built around the concern, your routine and the amount of downtime you can accommodate. Review progress using comparable photographs and changes in the specific marks or patches being treated. Long-term management often includes skincare and sun protection; a fixed number of lighter shades is not a meaningful promise.

The high pulse rate and high energy of the Q-switch lasers directly target the externally inserted pigments and break them down. They do not affect the surrounding normal cells. Once the pigment molecules are broken down, they are excreted by the body through normal metabolism. Our dermatologists will guide you properly on pre-care and after-care for this laser treatment. It is useful for deeper as well as superficial tattoos and hence provides quick and visible results. You will require multiple sessions with this treatment. The tattoo will appear lighter in every subsequent session till maximum reversion is achieved. Professional tattoos could take anything between 5-10 sessions whereas amateur tattoos could be managed in 3-6 sessions. Reversion may not be 100% in all cases. A ghost shadow of the tattoo will almost always continue to be visible, but can easily be covered with cosmetic products.

Skin peeling chemical agents can be categorized based upon the depth at which they act. They can be superficial peels, acting on the outermost layer of the skin, medium depth peels or deep peels acting up to the middle layers of the skin. A general thumb rule could be that peels that act deeper have stronger action for the indications they are used for. However, this may not always be the case. We provide the details of the various chemical peel treatments, to help you understand them. Your dermatologist will ultimately be the best judge of which chemical peel treatment is best for you. The various kinds of chemical peels offered by our clinics in Mumbai include, but are not limited to: Mandelic acid peel: This is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) based peel that acts superficially. It is suitable for all skin types and skin tones. It is derived from bitter almonds. The indications it helps with includes acne, fine lines, melasma and other types of pigmentation. Salicylic acid peel: This type includes beta hydroxy acid (BHA) chemical peels that act superficially. It is not ideal for sensitive skin. It is derived from willow bark and wintergreen leaves. The major indication it is used for is acne and oiliness (comedogenicity). Lactic acid peel: This is again an AHA peel that acts superficially. Stronger formulas may also act on medium depth. It is derived naturally from milk. It works well for sensitive skin in milder concentrations. It may not be ideal for some darker skin tones. It helps with ages spots and hyperpigmentation. Glycolic acid peel: glycolic acid is an AHA peel that is derived from sugarcane. It has anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties. Although mild concentrations act superficially, in higher concentration they act on the deeper layers of skin. It helps with acne, acne scars, stretch marks, hyperpigmentation including melasma, age spots and sun spots. TCA peel: Trichloroacetic acid peels can be superficial or deep acting depending upon the strength an concentration. There are variants like the cross TCA peel also available. It is helpful in acne, acne scars, anti aging and pigmentation. Jessner’s peel: These type of chemical peels are most commonly used as a peel acting at medium depth. It is a mixture of lactic acid, salicylic acid and resorcinol in an ethanol solution. It helps with pigmentation, age spots, an even skin tone, fine lines and scars. Yellow peel: This chemical peel improves the oxygen and nutrient supply to the skin. It contains three ingredients, phytic acid, kojic acid and azelaic acid. Indications include acne scars, pigmentation, fine lines on the skin. Azelaic acid peel: Azelaic acid is derived from food grains such as wheat, barley and rye. It is suitable for most skin types. It helps with open pores, acne, scars, pigmentation and rosacea. Kojic acid peel: Kojic acid is a by-product of fermentation by fungi. These chemical peels act in inhibiting tyrosinase that helps in the production of melanin. They hence tend to have a skin whitening effect. They also help with sun spots and age related damage. Phenol peel: These are deep acting chemical peels which are strong in concentration and are helpful for age spots, pigmentation, scars and fine lines. It is recommended to get chemical peels only in a clinical setting under the supervision of a dermatologist given the possible side effects if not done by a medical professional. You can read about the potential side effects further below on this page.

A Multi-step relaxing dermafacial to leave you with the best-looking facial skin that you have ever had. The hydrafacial involves vacuum deep dermal exfoliation followed by the application of customized gentle peels and infusion of skin-specific vitamins with the USFDA approved hydrafacial machine. The hydrafacial is a 8 step facial.

A revolutionary laser treatment, the carbon laser facial exfoliates, cleanses and rejuvenates the skin. While reducing oiliness, it provides an instant, refreshed appearance, leaving the skin softer, smoother, cleaner and firmer. A layer of liquid carbon is applied to the skin, where it penetrates deep into the pores. Laser light is highly attracted to the carbon particles and it clears the carbon, taking dead skin cells, contaminants and oil along with it. This is followed by a relaxing lightening mask. 9 step facial.

This dermafacial focuses on improvement of sun-spots, age-spots, dullness, large pores, uneven pigmentation & early signs of aging; giving you smoother skin and an even tone. Laser light is used to treat the skin, followed by the application of a customized lightening mask. It is a 7 step facial. Scroll images on left for steps. Scroll down for description of steps. Duration 45 minutes. Effects last 2 weeks

The word mesotherapy comes from the fact that in this treatment we target the ‘mesoderm’, a middle layer of the skin. Hair follicles develop from the ectoderm and mesoderm so the principle is that injecting the right ingredients in this layer makes them more effective.There is no specific formula of what gets injected in the treatment and there are many variants available. However, at our clinics we use what our specialists have found to be the most effective, which is a mixture of certain peptides and vitamins and in some cases medications like finasteride and minoxidil. The correct ingredients once injected in the right area, deliver nutrients to the hair, improve blood circulation and hence the delivery of growth factors. This in turn helps in the reactivation of dormant hair follicles and thereby is seen as regrowth of hair. It works for both men and women. However, a single session will not provide desired results. You will need multiple sessions.

The platelets in PRP contain growth factors that can promote healing and cell growth. When the PRP is injected into the scalp, it is thought to stimulate the hair follicles, causing them to enter into a growth phase. The treatment is sometimes done in combination with other hair loss treatments, such as hair transplant surgery.PRP treatment is considered to be safe and well-tolerated, with minimal side effects. It can take several months to see results from the treatment, and multiple sessions may be needed to achieve the desired outcome.It's important to keep in mind that while PRP is considered to be an effective treatment option for hair loss, research on the treatment is ongoing. Results do vary and it is not the correct choice of treatment for all types and stages of hair loss. This is why you should consult a good dermatologist before choosing to go ahead with this treatment.

Exosomes are extracellular vesicles of stem cells that contain protein, growth factors and certain genetic material. Injecting exosomes in the scalp helps, improves the scalp health, promotes hair follicle stimulation and thereby promotes thicker and healthier hair growth. The treatment often requires 2 sessions to see the best results. The treatment delivers potent growth signals to the hair follicle thereby stimulating hair re-growth in various stages of hair loss. It also stimulates collagen production and improves blood circulation, promoting a healthier scalp. Studies have also shown that Exosomes block the effects of DHT (dihydrotestosterone) on the follicles, which is a mail sex hormone that leads to androgenic alopecia.

Considering a hair transplant for a receding hairline or thinning crown? The first step is finding out why you are losing hair. Hair transplantation may suit people with established pattern hair loss and enough healthy donor hair. It is not the right option for every type of hair loss. Follicular unit extraction, or FUE, removes individual follicular units from a donor area, usually at the back or sides of the scalp. The surgeon places these grafts into carefully planned recipient sites. FUT uses a strip of hair-bearing scalp instead. Your surgeon should explain the method, likely scarring and expected coverage before you decide. At a SkinGenious hair restoration consultation, discuss your hair loss history, donor supply and long-term goals. Ask who will perform the surgery, what follow-up is included and whether treatment for ongoing hair loss is also needed. A personalised plan matters more than a headline graft count.

Thirst, a dry mouth and feeling drained can follow a hot day, heavy sweating or a period of poor fluid intake. Hydration & Replenishment IV centres on replacing fluid when an intravenous route is appropriate. Your visit begins with a conversation about what has caused the fluid loss, how you have been feeling and whether drinking fluids is likely to be enough. The fluid base is selected from normal saline or lactated Ringer’s. These have different electrolyte compositions, so the choice is made around your circumstances rather than personal preference. Magnesium and taurine are the additional ingredients considered for this service, with B-complex reserved for situations where nutritional depletion is also relevant. Hydration and dry skin are different concerns. A drip addresses fluid balance throughout the body; it does not replace moisturisers or treatment for a damaged skin barrier. If your main concern is dry, tight or flaky skin, the dermatologist can help you choose a more direct skin-care approach. Before the session, you should understand what is in your treatment, why it has been selected and how the team will assess your response. The visit also provides an opportunity to work out a practical hydration plan for your usual routine.

Low energy can mean struggling to get started in the morning, feeling unusually tired after everyday tasks or losing your usual stamina. The first step is to understand that pattern: when it started, what has changed, and whether sleep, meals, medicines or a medical condition may be contributing. Energy & Vitality is built around B-complex, methylcobalamin B12, magnesium and L-carnitine. These ingredients have different roles in normal metabolism. B vitamins help enzymes carry out essential reactions, B12 is needed for healthy blood and nerve function, magnesium participates in energy-related processes, and carnitine helps transport fatty acids into mitochondria. Methylfolate B9 may be considered when there is a specific nutritional reason. It is not simply added because the treatment contains B12. The clinician also checks for overlap with vitamins you already take so the plan is based on your needs rather than the longest possible ingredient list. A useful energy plan extends beyond the appointment. It may include changes to nutrition, sleep or activity, investigation of persistent symptoms, and a review of whether nutrient replacement is needed at all. If an infusion is chosen, you should leave knowing what improvement you are looking for and when to review it.

A difficult workout, a return to training or exercise in hot weather can leave you feeling more depleted than usual. Recovery & Performance is organised around the factors that influence recovery: fluid intake, sweat losses, nutrition, rest and the intensity of recent activity. The consultation helps distinguish ordinary post-exercise fatigue from symptoms that need a different kind of care. The ingredient selection considered for this service includes an appropriate hydration fluid, magnesium, taurine, B-complex and L-glutamine. L-carnitine may also be discussed. Each ingredient has a different place in the conversation, from fluid balance and mineral needs to normal metabolism and amino-acid availability. The treatment does not replace protein-containing meals, adequate sleep or a sensible training plan. Nor does the presence of amino acids in a drip mean that it builds muscle or repairs an injury. Your clinician will consider whether the issue is mainly hydration, a nutritional problem, training load or something else. Tell the team what you are training for and how you normally recover. Competitive athletes should also check the anti-doping rules that apply to intravenous infusions before booking, regardless of which ingredients are being considered.

A hangover is more than dehydration. Alcohol can disrupt sleep, irritate the stomach and contribute to inflammation, so replacing fluid addresses only part of the picture. At your visit, the clinician asks about the symptoms, the timing of alcohol intake, vomiting, food intake and any medicines or other substances involved. Where intravenous rehydration is appropriate, the treatment begins with a suitable fluid. B-complex may be considered when nutritional depletion is relevant, magnesium when replacement is needed, and thiamine B1 for a specific clinical indication. Extra B1 is not automatically added on top of a B-complex preparation. The aim of the appointment is to identify the care you actually need. Some people can recover with rest, time and oral fluids; persistent vomiting or more serious symptoms may need a different medical setting. An infusion does not speed alcohol clearance or restore judgement and coordination for driving. If these symptoms happen often, the consultation is also an opportunity to discuss alcohol use, nutrition and a more sustainable plan. A recurring pattern deserves attention beyond the next morning’s symptoms.

Feeling run down or catching frequent infections can make an immunity drip sound appealing. The useful starting point, however, is understanding what has been happening: how often you have been ill, how long symptoms last, whether your appetite or weight has changed, and what your everyday nutrition looks like. Immune Health IV is centred on vitamin C, zinc and B-complex. Vitamin C and zinc contribute to normal immune function, while B vitamins have roles in the metabolism and maintenance of cells. Glutathione may be discussed as a separate component when there is a specific reason to include it. A deficiency and a desire for stronger immunity are different situations. If the assessment identifies a nutritional problem, the plan should explain how it will be corrected and whether food, oral supplements or an injectable route makes sense. High-dose vitamin C is not an automatic part of this service. The consultation also looks beyond nutrients. Sleep, vaccination, existing conditions and medicines can matter, and recurrent or unusually severe infections may need further investigation. The goal is a plan that addresses your situation rather than a seasonal infusion booked without an assessment.

Skin can look tired for different reasons: surface dryness, uneven texture, irritation or changes in pigmentation. Skin & Radiance begins with a dermatological conversation about which of those features you are noticing. That distinction matters because a facial, a topical treatment and an infusion address different aspects of care. The nutrient selection considered here includes vitamin C, glutathione, glycine and L-lysine, with vitamin B5 discussed where relevant. Vitamin C is needed for normal collagen synthesis. Glycine and lysine are amino acids found in proteins, and glutathione is part of the body’s antioxidant systems. These facts explain the ingredient theme; they do not mean the infusion has been shown to rebuild collagen or lighten pigmentation. Within SkinGenious, this page sits alongside existing services such as Hydrafacial, Chemical Peeling and Skin Whitening. It focuses on the multi-ingredient IV option and the questions to discuss before choosing it. Your dermatologist can help you decide whether the concern is better addressed through skincare, a specific procedure or nutritional care. Be specific about your goal. Looking less dry, improving texture and treating dark patches are different objectives, and progress should be assessed against the concern you actually want to address. Your everyday skincare and sun-protection routine remain part of that discussion.

Feeling tired but unable to switch off is a different experience from simple dehydration or a hard workout. Calm & Restore starts with that distinction. The consultation looks at your sleep pattern, daily pressures, caffeine and alcohol intake, medicines and any physical symptoms accompanying the feeling of being run down. The ingredient theme is deliberately focused: magnesium, glycine and taurine, with B6 considered only for an individual reason. Magnesium has a role in normal nerve and muscle activity. Glycine is an amino acid used in several body processes, and taurine participates in cellular regulation. The presence of these ingredients does not make the infusion a sedative or a treatment for an anxiety disorder. A useful plan may involve changes to sleep habits, addressing a medical contributor or support for stress. An infusion should be considered in that wider context rather than as the only answer to ongoing sleep difficulties. During the appointment, talk about the outcome that matters to you—feeling less depleted, understanding a nutritional concern or finding the right next step for persistent poor sleep. That helps keep the plan specific and makes the follow-up more useful.

A change in your hair or nails is worth looking at closely before choosing supplements. Increased shedding, gradual thinning, snapping hair shafts and splitting nails are different problems. The dermatologist asks about when the change began, recent illness or weight change, diet, styling practices and any other symptoms. Hair & Nail Nutrient Therapy considers zinc, methylcobalamin B12 and methylfolate B9 where a nutritional reason exists. Biotin may be considered in selected circumstances. The purpose of that discussion is to identify a gap that needs correcting, not to assume that every person with hair loss needs the same vitamins. SkinGenious already has a Hair loss concern page and specific hair treatments. This service adds the nutritional part of the assessment. It does not replace diagnosis of pattern hair loss, scalp inflammation, fungal nail disease or other conditions that need their own treatment. Hair and nails grow gradually, so the review plan should match the problem being treated. Your clinician may recommend photographs, relevant tests or follow-up of the nail changes. It is also helpful to bring the hair, nail and “beauty” supplements you already take so overlapping ingredients can be identified.

NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is present in cells and takes part in reactions that help the body process nutrients and transfer energy. It also serves as a substrate for enzymes involved in cell signalling and maintenance. That central role is why NAD+ has attracted interest in ageing and wellness research. An NAD+ infusion introduces the compound into the bloodstream through a vein. It is a different treatment from an oral supplement marketed as an NAD+ precursor. Evidence about one product or route cannot simply be applied to another, and raising the availability of a molecule does not by itself establish an improvement in how someone feels or functions. At SkinGenious, the discussion should start with your reason for considering the treatment. Is the concern tiredness, a change in stamina, or an interest in healthy ageing? Each calls for a different conversation about your health, routine and the alternatives available. NAD+ is the central ingredient here; additional vitamin or amino-acid ingredients are not assumed to be part of the session. Before deciding on a course, ask how the clinic will assess your response, what the appointment involves and how the plan fits with other care. There is no evidence-based universal number of NAD+ sessions that everyone should have for longevity.

Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is a water-soluble nutrient that the body obtains from the diet. It is needed for normal collagen synthesis and contributes to antioxidant processes. Those roles are the reason it is discussed in relation to tissue health and nutrition. Vitamin C IV Therapy focuses on this ingredient rather than a multi-nutrient blend. The intravenous route bypasses absorption through the gut and can produce different blood concentrations from oral intake. That difference is relevant to how the treatment is assessed; it does not automatically mean a greater wellness or cosmetic benefit. Your consultation looks at the reason for treatment, your usual intake, supplements, medical history and any relevant results. A nutritional replacement need and a high-dose infusion are different situations. High-dose treatment calls for specific checks, including G6PD status and kidney or kidney-stone history. If your interest is skin radiance or immune health, explain that goal to the clinician so the discussion can compare this individual treatment with skincare, nutrition and other suitable options. The plan should make clear what is being treated, how the response will be assessed and whether any follow-up is needed.

Glutathione is made from three amino acids: glutamate, cysteine and glycine. It participates in the body’s antioxidant systems, helping manage normal oxidation–reduction reactions within cells. It has also been studied in relation to pigmentation, which explains its visibility in cosmetic-treatment discussions. Glutathione IV Therapy delivers the ingredient through a vein. The route is different from oral supplements and topical skincare, and evidence about those products cannot be assumed to describe the same effects as an infusion. Direct entry into the bloodstream does not, by itself, demonstrate a predictable change in skin colour. SkinGenious’s Skin Whitening page is the broader guide to treatment choices for uneven tone and pigmentation. This page focuses on glutathione itself: the ingredient, the infusion experience and the questions to ask before treatment. Skin & Radiance is a different service concept involving a broader nutrient selection. The consultation helps you choose between these options rather than treating the names as interchangeable. Bring specific questions about the result you hope to see. Your dermatologist can compare the option with treatments directed at your skin concern, explain the appointment and agree how any changes will be assessed. Natural skin tone, patchy pigmentation and surface dullness should not be treated as interchangeable goals.

Not everyone fits a named drip on a menu. You may have more than one concern, be taking several supplements already, or have a medical history that changes which ingredients are appropriate. Personalised IV Nutrient Therapy is the route for discussing those details and building a plan around them. The SkinGenious ingredient inventory includes hydration fluids, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and specialist ingredients. B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and zinc may be part of the discussion, while other ingredients are considered for a specific reason. Availability is a starting point for selection, not a reason to include every nutrient in one session. The consultation looks at food intake, symptoms, medicines, previous treatment and any investigations that help explain your needs. It also compares oral hydration or supplements with injectable treatment. B12 and other products may have different suitable routes, and ingredients that appear in one plan may need separate administration. You should leave the consultation with a clear explanation of the ingredients selected, their purpose, the appointment plan and what follow-up would be useful. If the assessment does not identify a reason for an infusion, the more useful outcome may be a different treatment or a practical nutrition plan.