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The scope of clinical dermatology includes all medical issues related to skin, hair, nails and sexually transmitted infections. Our field has rapidly evolved over the last decade in terms of a better understanding of various disorders and the development of very safe treatment options available for most diseases. Technology too is playing an important role in the diagnosis and safe treatment of many conditions which were very challenging in the past.   
 
The older assumptions about skin disorders like “skin problems never improve and the patient has to suffer from problems like psoriasis forever”, “medicines used in long-term skin conditions are full of side effects”, or “only steroids are given for long-term skin conditions and hence best to avoid” are mere misconceptions now. The quality of life of patients with long-term conditions has improved drastically, and long-term medicines, when needed, are much safer.  

Technology and dermatology:   

  • Dermoscopy and trichoscopy (also known as digital microscopy) have greatly reduced the need for biopsies and improved the accuracy of diagnosis in a lot of conditions which were previously considered difficult.
  • Phototherapy: a boon for conditions like vitiligo, where dependence on medicines is reduced and the outcome is much better. 
  • Dermatosurgery techniques have improved significantly for the management of scars, vitiligo, cysts and various nail disorders.
  • Patient convenience: gone are the days when you had to wait in long queues for hours at clinics, lose prescription papers and struggle to understand doctor's handwriting. I have tried my best to adopt all available technology to ease your appointment booking experience and maintain medical records while respecting your data privacy. I try my best to make important patient education content to provide genuine information so you don’t feel the need to depend on unreliable internet content which may be created by non-qualified persons.

Technology and dermatology:   

  • Dermoscopy and trichoscopy (also known as digital microscopy) have greatly reduced the need for biopsies and improved the accuracy of diagnosis in a lot of conditions which were previously considered difficult.
  • Phototherapy: a boon for conditions like vitiligo, where dependence on medicines is reduced and the outcome is much better. 
  • Dermatosurgery techniques have improved significantly for the management of scars, vitiligo, cysts and various nail disorders.
  • Patient convenience: gone are the days when you had to wait in long queues for hours at clinics, lose prescription papers and struggle to understand doctor's handwriting. I have tried my best to adopt all available technology to ease your appointment booking experience and maintain medical records while respecting your data privacy. I try my best to make important patient education content to provide genuine information so you don’t feel the need to depend on unreliable internet content which may be created by non-qualified persons.

FAQs: 

Do dermats treat hair problems as well?

Yes!! Only a dermatologist is qualified to treat hair problems. There is no separate specialization called trichology. In fact, any doctor claiming to be a trichologist only, not a dermatologist, is likely to be unqualified.

Yes! I assure you I consult all patients myself. An assistant, if present, will be involved only with the purpose of improving efficiency and helping me. 

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