Holistic healing.Modern aesthetics.

Appointments are preferred so you don't have to wait. You can book on this website, on WhatsApp at 78690 26621, or by calling. On Sundays the clinic is open by appointment only.

The doctor examines your skin or health concern, asks about your history and any medicines you take, and explains which treatment suits you, roughly how many sessions it may take and what it will cost. You decide after that; there is no pressure to start the same day.

No, there is a charge for the skin assessment. We'll tell you the fee when you book.

It depends on the treatment, the area and the number of sessions, so we don't list fixed prices here. The doctor gives you the full cost after your assessment, before you decide.

Yes. Packages are available for treatments that need several sessions, such as laser hair reduction. Ask us about the options at your visit.

By cash or UPI.

It varies with the treatment and the area being treated. We'll tell you how much time to set aside when you book.

Yes, you can cancel, but fees already paid are not refunded.

Yes. Men are treated as well, including laser hair reduction for beard shaping, tattoo removal, acne scars, pigmentation and homoeopathy.

Yes, female staff are available for these treatments.

Laser treatments are done from age 20. Teenagers coming for any treatment must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Roadside parking is available near the clinic. There is no lift.

Yes, when the settings are chosen for your skin type. Indian skin can darken after heat or injury, so we start gently and give clear sun-protection advice between sessions.

Yes, a patch test is done before laser treatment, at no extra charge.

Most feel like warmth, tingling or a light snap on the skin. Numbing cream is used where needed, for example before MNRF or microneedling. Hydrafacial and LED therapy are painless.

Usually not. Hydrafacial and LED have no downtime. After laser, MNRF or cautery you may have redness or small crusts for a few days; we'll explain this before you start.

It depends on the treatment. Hydrafacial gives an instant glow. Laser hair reduction, pigmentation and scar treatments improve gradually over several sessions spaced weeks apart. Results vary from person to person.

No laser treatments are done during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Tell the doctor if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding, so she can advise what is safe for you.

Avoid sun tanning, waxing or bleaching the area, and strong products such as retinoids or acids for a few days before and after, unless the doctor says otherwise. Use sunscreen every day.

It can, if the settings are too strong or the skin gets sun afterwards. A patch test, gentle settings and daily sunscreen reduce the risk.

It gives long-term hair reduction, not a guarantee that every hair is gone. Most people see much less, finer hair after a full course and may need an occasional top-up session.

Usually 6 to 8 sessions, 4 to 6 weeks apart, because the laser only works on hairs in the growing phase. Facial hair and hormone-related hair (for example with PCOS) may need more.

Our Diolash Ultra diode laser is made for all Indian skin tones. It works best on dark, coarse hair; very fine, light or grey hair responds poorly.

No. Waxing, threading and plucking remove the hair root that the laser needs. Shaving or trimming is fine. Shave the area a day before your session.

Temporary redness and slight swelling for a few hours are common. Rarely, burns or darker or lighter patches can occur, which is why the settings are matched to your skin type and sun is avoided.

Over a few years it often works out cheaper than regular waxing or threading, because after a full course you need only occasional top-ups. We'll give you the full cost after your assessment.

Tattoos, freckles, sun spots, tan, uneven skin tone and some types of pigmentation. It is also used for laser toning and carbon laser peel.

Pico laser uses ultra-short pulses with less heat than older Q-switched lasers, which lowers the risk of darkening on Indian skin. CO2 laser is a different, more aggressive resurfacing laser used mainly for deep scars, with more downtime.

Melasma can come back, especially with sun exposure and hormonal changes, so it needs ongoing sun protection and sometimes maintenance sessions. Freckles and sun spots often stay lighter for longer.

Typically 6 to 10 or more, 6 to 8 weeks apart. Black ink fades fastest; colours such as green and blue take longer. Complete removal isn't possible for every tattoo.

Yes. Older tattoos often fade faster because the ink has already broken down a little. Whether it can be removed completely depends on the ink colours and depth.

It feels like quick snaps on the skin. The area may be red, slightly swollen or darker for a few days. Avoid sun and use sunscreen.

In one sitting it deep-cleans, gently exfoliates, removes blackheads and pushes in hydrating serums. Your skin looks fresher and brighter straight away.

Once a month is common for maintenance. Before a wedding or event, many people book one about 2 to 5 days before.

Usually yes, as it is gentle. With active, painful acne the doctor may adjust the steps or suggest treating the acne first.

Skin polishing (microdermabrasion) mainly scrubs off the top layer. Hydrafacial also suctions out blackheads and pushes in hydrating serums, so it is gentler and suits more skin types.

It makes scars shallower and smoother, but rarely removes them completely. Broad, shallow scars respond better than deep, narrow “ice-pick” scars.

Usually 3 to 6 sessions, about 4 weeks apart. Expect redness and mild swelling for 1 to 3 days.

Numbing cream is applied 30 to 45 minutes before, so most people feel only pressure and warmth.

The improvement in scar depth is long-lasting, because new collagen forms. Ageing and new acne can still cause changes later, so acne should be kept under control.

Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria; red light supports collagen and calms the skin. It is painless, relaxing, and often added after other treatments.

LED works best as a course, often once or twice a week for several weeks. Results are gradual and gentle.

Very little. Use gentle skin care and sunscreen. If LED is given after another treatment, follow that treatment's aftercare.

With RF cautery: after numbing cream or a small local anaesthetic, each growth is gently removed. Many can be treated in one sitting.

Small crusts form and fall off in about 7 to 10 days. The area may look lighter or darker for a few weeks before settling. New DPN or skin tags can appear over time, especially with age, but treated ones usually don't regrow. Warts can sometimes return.

No cream or home remedy reliably removes them, and picking, tying or burning them at home can cause scars or marks. They are best removed by a doctor with RF cautery.

The doctor will examine any mole first. Moles that look unusual should be checked by a dermatologist before removal.

₹500, including medicines, valid for 15 days. A discount is available for students with a valid ID, and the first consultation is free for people over 60.

The first consultation is in person. After that, follow-ups can be done by phone, and medicines can be sent to you by post or courier.

It depends on the problem and how long you've had it. Recent complaints may need a few weeks; long-standing ones such as skin conditions or hair fall usually need several months, with regular follow-ups.

Tell the doctor about every medicine you take. Do not stop any medicine prescribed by another doctor, especially for thyroid, diabetes or blood pressure, without talking to that doctor.

The doctor may ask you to avoid strong flavours such as raw onion, garlic, coffee or mint close to taking your medicine. You'll get clear instructions at your visit.

The doctor treats patients of all ages and chooses the medicine and dose for each person after a full consultation.

Hair fall with PCOD is linked to hormones, so treatment looks at the whole picture, including periods, weight and lifestyle. Results take months, and any treatment from your gynaecologist should be continued.

No. A BHMS doctor is trained and registered in homoeopathic medicine, while an MBBS doctor is trained in modern (allopathic) medicine. They are different systems. Dr Nirmala Indorey is a BHMS (DAVV) homoeopath, Reg. No. 21497.

For emergencies, severe pain, high fever, or any sudden or worsening symptoms, go to a hospital or your regular doctor straight away. We will also tell you honestly if your problem needs tests or care from another specialist.

Please don't self-medicate. Information on this website is for awareness only and is not a prescription; always consult the doctor before taking any medicine.