Tan, acne, marks, rashes, oily skin and more. A plan made for your skin, and a doctor with you all the way.
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Fungal rashes that keep coming back — often worsened by steroid creams from the counter — are now common across India. Treated for long enough, they clear.
Fifteen programmes in four groups. Tell us what you see, and we build the plan around your skin.
Tan from the commute, the scooter or weekend cricket. A four-week routine that lifts it and brings back a fresh, even look.
Worth knowing — Evens and brightens your own tone. It doesn’t change your natural colour, and isn’t meant to.
Flat brown marks left after spots heal. They fade on their own in time; your plan helps them fade much sooner.
Worth knowing — Dents or raised scars are different and need a clinic. Your doctor checks which you have.
Brown patches on the cheeks or forehead that a tan routine doesn’t touch. Your doctor plans your care and adjusts it as you go.
Worth knowing — Patches like these can return with sun, so daily sun protection stays part of the plan.
Darker, rougher skin on the neck, underarms or joints. Friction and build-up respond well. Velvety patches can be linked to blood sugar, so we check.
Worth knowing — If it’s linked to blood sugar, a whole-body plan is the right care, and your skin improves with it.
Blackheads, whiteheads and red spots on the face. A routine built for your skin, stepped up only if you need it.
Worth knowing — Give it 12 weeks. Deep, painful acne or scarring needs a specialist, and we help you reach one.
Breakouts on the chest, shoulders and back, often worse in summer or after the gym. Your plan fits your training, down to when you shower.
Worth knowing — Small itchy bumps, all one size, are often yeast, not acne. They clear quickly with the right wash.
Shiny by noon, pores that look larger, skin that feels rough. A plan that clears pores and controls shine, for a clean, even finish.
Worth knowing — Pore size runs in families. We make pores far less visible; we don’t shrink them.
Sandpapery bumps on the upper arms and thighs, often with dark dots. Smoother skin in eight to twelve weeks with a simple daily routine.
Worth knowing — Bumps tend to return if you stop, so your plan includes a routine to keep them away.
Fine lines, rough texture, sun spots. Most early ageing comes from sun, not years. A steady plan keeps your skin looking sharp.
Worth knowing — Deep folds and sagging need a clinic procedure. This is care for smoother, healthier-looking skin.
Itchy, ring-shaped patches on the groin, thighs or waist that return after every cream. Your doctor plans a full course until it clears.
Worth knowing — Courses now run longer than they used to, and finishing yours is what clears it.
Redness, burning and flare-ups after months on a strong cream, on the face or groin. Your doctor helps you come off it gently and stays with you.
Worth knowing — Skin often flares before it settles. That’s expected, and we’re with you through it.
Redness across the cheeks and nose, flushing, sometimes small bumps. Often called sensitive skin. Your doctor finds the cause and calms it.
Worth knowing — Tell us about every cream you’ve used on your face. It changes the plan.
Dry, itchy, inflamed patches that come and go. Your doctor sets a plan that calms flares and keeps your skin comfortable between them.
Worth knowing — The aim is the gentlest care that works, stepped down as your skin settles.
Itchy, raised welts that appear and fade, week after week. Your doctor adjusts your plan until the itch is under control.
Worth knowing — Most hives can be controlled well. It comes down to getting the plan right for you.
Thick, scaly patches on elbows, knees or scalp. Mild to moderate psoriasis responds well to care your doctor plans and reviews with you.
Worth knowing — If it covers a large area, a hospital specialist is the right place, and we help you get there.
Most skin plans need no blood test. For dark patches or soft, velvety dark skin, a home blood test checks thyroid or sugar. Ringworm sometimes needs a skin scraping.
Here’s what the weeks look like, so you know what to expect.
Weeks 1–2
Your skin settles first: gentle care and sunscreen.
Weeks 3–4
First visible change: fresher, smoother skin.
Week 12
Photos compared with your doctor. Clear progress.
Month 4 on
A lighter routine keeps your results going.
What the evidence says
Fungal rashes that keep returning, often worsened by over-the-counter steroid creams, are widespread in India, and a common antifungal now works less well.
Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology and LeprologyAcne affects about 85% of people between 12 and 24, and often continues into the thirties and forties.
Bhate & Williams, British Journal of Dermatology, 2013Tell us what you see in the assessment and add a few photos. Your doctor confirms it on your call. If two things are going on, like acne and marks, one plan covers both.
A photo helps your doctor prepare. The diagnosis happens on your call, with your results in front of you both — and for a fungal rash it sometimes needs a skin scraping.
Most often because treatment stopped too early, or a cream with a steroid in it calmed the itch while the infection carried on underneath. Both are fixable, and your doctor plans a course long enough to clear it.
No, and nothing can change the colour you were born with. What we do is lift tan, fade marks and even out your tone, so your own skin looks its best.
Most plans don’t. Tan, marks, oily skin and most acne start with skincare. Where a prescription helps, your doctor explains why and prescribes it one to one.
Patches that turn lighter or white are best seen by a skin specialist in person. Your doctor looks at your photos and helps you find the right one.
Only what your plan needs. Every product in your box is chosen for your skin, and anything prescribed comes from your doctor, shipped to your door.
Your first call with a doctor is free. After that, you pay for your tests, your follow-up sessions and any medicines — and you see every cost before you say yes.
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