Aesthetic treatment in Indore, with a doctor behind it

Pricing is per area per session, with package rates for a full course — which is how it should be quoted, since a single session achieves little on its own. This page lists the price for each area from upper lip through to full body, explains what makes one clinic's quote cheaper than another's (session count, machine type, who operates it), and sets out what is included so you can compare like with like before committing to a package.

• Per-area pricing
• Package rates
• What's included
• Compare fairly

Botulinum toxin relaxes the specific muscles that fold the skin into dynamic lines — forehead, frown and crow's feet — and is also used for jaw slimming and excessive sweating. Dosing and placement are where results are won or lost; too much, or the wrong muscle, produces the frozen look people fear. Effect begins at days three to five, peaks at two weeks and lasts four to six months. Priced per unit, so you know exactly what you are paying for.

• 20-minute visit
• Effect in 3–5 days
• Lasts 4–6 months
• Priced per unit

Hyaluronic-acid fillers restore volume that has been lost rather than freezing movement — lips, cheeks, chin, temples, nasolabial folds and under-eye hollows. The under-eye in particular is an unforgiving area that needs correct product selection and placement to avoid lumpiness and the blue-grey Tyndall effect. HA fillers are reversible, which is an important safety margin. Results are immediate, settle over two weeks and last nine to eighteen months by area.

• Immediate result
• Lasts 9–18 months
• Reversible
• Conservative dosing

Ageing skin changes in several ways at once — lines from muscle movement, volume loss, laxity, texture and pigment — and no single procedure addresses all of them. An anti-ageing plan sequences what is needed: toxin for dynamic lines, filler for volume, energy-based tightening for laxity, microneedling or mesotherapy for texture and collagen, and a medical skincare routine underpinning all of it. The aim is looking rested, not altered.

• Combination planning
• Natural results
• Staged over months
• Skincare included

Dissolvable PDO threads are placed under the skin to lift and reposition mild to moderate sagging along the jawline, cheeks and neck, and to stimulate collagen as they dissolve. It suits patients with early laxity who want definition without surgery, and it does not suit significant sagging, where a surgical lift is the honest recommendation. Results are visible immediately, improve over two to three months, and typically last twelve to eighteen months.

• Non-surgical
• Immediate lift
• Lasts 12–18 months
• Mild–moderate laxity

A peel applies a controlled chemical agent to remove the outer skin in a measured way, prompting faster turnover and clearer, more even skin. Agent and strength are chosen for the problem — salicylic for oily and acne-prone skin, glycolic for dullness and texture, mandelic for sensitive skin, TCA for deeper pigment and scarring. Depth is the whole skill: a medical-grade peel on the wrong skin, or on skin recently treated with retinoid, burns.

• 30 minutes
• 4–6 sessions
• Agent chosen per skin
• Minimal downtime

Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries that trigger collagen remodelling; MNRF adds radiofrequency energy at a set depth for stronger tightening and scar remodelling. It is the mainstay for boxcar and rolling acne scars, open pores, texture and early laxity, and is safe for darker skin because it does not rely on light absorbed by pigment. Expect three to six sessions a month apart, with improvement continuing for months after the last one.

• 3–6 sessions
• Safe for dark skin
• Acne scars & pores
• 2–3 days downtime

"Glow" treatments cover several distinct procedures: photofacial for redness and sun damage, laser toning for superficial pigment and dullness, carbon peel for oily skin and large pores, and medical facials and hydration protocols. Which one suits you depends on why your skin looks dull — pigment, dehydration, dead-cell build-up or vascular redness are different problems. Often a short course rather than a single sitting is what produces a visible change.

• Photofacial · toning
• 3–4 sessions
• No downtime
• Event-ready options

The single most common bridal mistake is starting a month before the wedding — too late for anything meaningful and early enough to risk a reaction on the day. A dermatologist-planned schedule works backwards from the date: three months for acne control, pigmentation and laser hair removal courses; one month for peels and glow protocols; one week for hydration only, and nothing new. This page sets out the full timeline for brides and grooms.

• Start 3 months out
• Staged plan
• Nothing new in week 1
• Brides & grooms

What medicine can actually do is correct pigmentation and even out tone — treat melasma, sun damage, post-acne marks and tanning, so skin returns to its own natural colour. What it cannot do is change the colour you were born with, and treatments marketed on that promise are either ineffective or unsafe. Glutathione injections in particular lack good evidence and carry risk. This page explains what works, what does not, and why.

• Even tone, not fairness
• Evidence-based
• Melasma & sun damage
• Honest about limits

PRP for the face uses your own concentrated platelets, applied after microneedling or injected, to stimulate collagen and improve texture, fine lines and overall quality. Because it uses your own blood there is no risk of allergy, and it combines well with microneedling for acne scarring. It is a gradual treatment: three sessions a month apart, with improvement that builds rather than appearing overnight.

• Your own platelets
• 3 sessions
• No allergy risk
• Pairs with microneedling

Warts are viral and they spread — to other sites on your own skin and to other people. Removal by radiofrequency or CO2 laser under local anaesthesia takes a single sitting for most lesions, with minimal scarring when done at the right depth. Recurrent or widespread warts may also need immunotherapy to prompt the immune system to clear the virus rather than treating each lesion endlessly as it appears.

• Same-day
• Local anaesthesia
• Minimal scarring
• Immunotherapy if recurrent

Any mole being removed should first be examined — dermoscopy takes a minute and distinguishes a harmless mole from one that needs histopathology rather than a cosmetic procedure. Once cleared, removal by radiofrequency or laser is a same-day procedure under local anaesthesia with a small mark that fades over weeks. Skin tags, which are harmless and often multiple around the neck and underarms, are removed in the same sitting.

• Dermoscopy first
• Same-day
• Local anaesthesia
• Skin tags included

Q-switched Nd:YAG laser shatters tattoo ink into particles small enough for the body to clear. Black and dark blue respond best; green, red and yellow are more stubborn, and some cosmetic inks can darken before they fade. Expect six to twelve sessions six to eight weeks apart depending on ink density, colour, depth and how old the tattoo is. Complete removal is realistic for many tattoos but cannot be guaranteed for all.

• 6–12 sessions
• 6–8 weeks apart
• Q-switched Nd:YAG
• Colour-dependent

Vascular birthmarks such as port-wine stains and haemangiomas, and pigmented ones including café-au-lait macules and congenital naevi, are assessed first to confirm type and rule out anything needing medical rather than cosmetic management. Laser treatment is staged over several sessions and is often started early in childhood for vascular lesions, where response is better. Treatment is planned with the parents, at a pace the child tolerates.

• Children & adults
• Assessment first
• Staged sessions
• Vascular & pigmented