Dr. Debabrata Ghosh

MBBS(Cal), MD(Dermatology) Fellowship in Advanced Dermato Surgery, laser, Botox & Chemical peel,Consultant Dermatologist, Cosmetologist, Dermatosurgeon

Time: Tuesday: 5:00 PM

Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a skin care specialist (dermatologist):
1. Persistent Skin Conditions – If you have chronic skin issues such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis that are not responding to over-the-counter treatments, a dermatologist can provide specialized care.
2. Unusual Moles or Growths – If you notice changes in the appearance of moles, new growths, or any skin lesions that look suspicious, it’s important to get them evaluated for potential skin cancer.
3. Severe Acne – For persistent or severe acne that affects your self-esteem and does not improve with standard treatments, a skin care specialist can recommend effective therapies.
4. Hair Loss – If you are experiencing unexplained hair loss or changes in hair texture, a dermatologist can diagnose underlying issues and suggest appropriate treatments.
5. Skin Infections – If you have signs of skin infections, such as redness, swelling, or pus, a specialist can assess the condition and prescribe the necessary medications.

Dr. Arpita Sen Mukherjee

MBBS, MD(Dermatology)

Time: Tuesday: 5:00 PM

Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a skin care specialist (dermatologist):
1. Persistent Skin Conditions – If you have chronic skin issues such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis that are not responding to over-the-counter treatments, a dermatologist can provide specialized care.
2. Unusual Moles or Growths – If you notice changes in the appearance of moles, new growths, or any skin lesions that look suspicious, it’s important to get them evaluated for potential skin cancer.
3. Severe Acne – For persistent or severe acne that affects your self-esteem and does not improve with standard treatments, a skin care specialist can recommend effective therapies.
4. Hair Loss – If you are experiencing unexplained hair loss or changes in hair texture, a dermatologist can diagnose underlying issues and suggest appropriate treatments.
5. Skin Infections – If you have signs of skin infections, such as redness, swelling, or pus, a specialist can assess the condition and prescribe the necessary medications.