Think Skin Clinic
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Think Skin Clinic is a modern dermatology & aesthetic clinic focused on science-backed,personalized skin care.
From clinical dermatology to advanced aesthetic treatments, we combine expertise, innovation, and compassionate care to help you feel confident. Currently working as a Senior consultant at Narayana Health's cosmetology clinic: Reviva. Educational Qualifications: MD, DNB, Gold Medallist from Grant Medical College & JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai. Advanced Training: In Mesotherapy from Aesthetica Spain, Advanced Facial Sculpting from Allergan (Dr. Arthur Swift)
Special Interests: Facial Asethetics, Lasers, Botox, Threads and Fillers. Experience: After completing post graduation in dermatology, I have worked in Kaya Skin Clinic where I had the experience of handling aesthetic dermatology cases and training in various lasers. I then went on to pursue a Training course in Mesotherapy in Spain, at Europe's largest skin institute of international repute, where I was trained under some of the world renowned dermatologists. I was in charge of training and clinical trials at Kaya and have worked in various clinic across Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and the Middle East. I am one of the very few Indian doctors to have received a formal and intensive training in advanced Botox and fillers through ‘Understanding Human Facial Anatomy' workshops . This ensures a thorough understanding of facial anatomy when dealing with facial sculpting and augmentation. I have done extensive research on 'The effects of peels on Indian Skin' and presented papers for the same in the IADVL conference. My special interest is in Macular Amyloidosis, my dissertation topic and have done an Original study of the causes of pigmentation using Electron Microscopy.
12/09/2026
Aesthetic medicine is not simply about changing a feature.
It begins with understanding anatomy, proportions, tissue, ageing and safety.
Then comes the art: knowing what to enhance, what to leave untouched, and how to create balance without losing individuality.
Because two people can have the same concern—but never the same face.
✨ Science gives us precision, evidence and safety.
✨ Art brings proportion, harmony and aesthetic vision.
✨ You remain at the centre of every decision.
The goal is not to create a different face.
It is to understand your face well enough to make the right choices for it.
Because the most refined results are rarely about doing more.
They are about knowing what matters—and where to stop.
Rushing to get under-eye filler might be the worst mistake for your dark circles. 🛑👁️
Slept 8 hours, used every active serum, and that dark under-eye shadow still won’t budge? That’s because it’s usually not surface pigmentation—it’s a physical structural collapse known as a tear trough deformity.
Here’s what most people (and even many practitioners) get wrong:
❌ The Mistake: Placing filler directly under the eyes into the shadow. Without mid-face support, that product traps fluid, creates puffiness, and leads to noticeable lumps.
💡 The Reality: Your under-eye hollow is rarely an under-eye problem. As we age, volume loss in the cheeks and temples causes the anatomical ledge supporting the eye area to collapse.
When you rebuild the foundational cheek and temple structure first, the tear trough lifts naturally—no puffiness, no migration, no overfilled look.
Notice this hollow under your own eyes or on someone close to you? Drop a comment or send a DM to schedule your structural assessment. 🤍
07/09/2026
If I wasn’t an aesthetic dermatologist, here’s exactly how I’d choose one.
I wouldn’t start by looking for the most popular clinic.
Or the most dramatic before-and-after.
I’d ask myself:
Would I trust this person with my face?
Because aesthetic medicine is not just about knowing how to inject, lift or treat.
It’s about knowing when not to.
I would look for someone whose results remain consistent over the years.
Someone who understands that a qualification may get you started — but continuous learning is what keeps you relevant, safe and skilled.
And most importantly?
An aesthetic doctor who is comfortable saying “No.”
Because sometimes, the best treatment is the one you don't need.
Your face deserves more than someone who can perform a procedure.
It deserves someone whose judgement you trust.
— Dr Amee Daxini
Aesthetic Dermatologist
06/09/2026
Different parts of the face change for different reasons—and at different times.
✨ Some areas lose volume.
✨ Some areas lose structural support.
✨ Some areas experience changes in skin quality, texture and elasticity.
Ageing is not a single event happening across the entire face at the same pace.
It is a gradual, layered process involving the skin, fat compartments, connective tissues and deeper structural support.
That's why good aesthetic medicine is not about chasing one line, one wrinkle or one feature.
It is about understanding what has changed—and why.
The most natural-looking approach is rarely about doing more.
It's about treating the right area, at the right time, for the right reason.
Because your face doesn't age all at once.
Your treatment shouldn't be one-size-fits-all either.
Where beauty meets wellness, and confidence meets well-being. ✨
A beautiful day at Bowring Club as part of Project SHE by Safe & Sound — celebrating women, holistic wellness, self-care and the confidence that comes from feeling your best. 🤍
Proud to be a part of a meaningful initiative that puts women’s health, wellness and well-being at the heart of the conversation.
Opulent Aesthetics | Elevating Beauty. Enhancing Well-being.
Ageing is inevitable—accelerated ageing is not. 💡
While time naturally passes, the rapid decline of our skin’s structure is often driven by biological stressors working from both the outside and inside:
External triggers: UV rays, pollution, and smoking trigger oxidative stress cascades that break down the dermal matrix.
Internal triggers: Hormonal fluctuations, high-sugar diets, and metabolic imbalances fuel chronic low-grade inflammation—often called inflammaging.
These factors deplete collagen, starve cells of essential oxygen, and weaken the deep bone and muscle support that keeps the face lifted and resilient.
Aesthetic medicine shouldn't aim to freeze your face at 25. The real goal is preserving skin quality, managing inflammation, and helping you look healthy, rested, and confident at every age.
When you think about skin health, are you aiming to look younger forever, or to age with strength and vitality? Share your thoughts below! 👇
The goal of aesthetic medicine shouldn’t be to look 25 forever. ✨
We’ve been conditioned to view ageing as a battle—something to reverse, erase, or hide. But healthy ageing and simply looking younger are not the same thing.
Ageing isn't just about surface wrinkles; it’s a natural biological shift in collagen, bone density, muscle support, and skin barrier health. While chronological ageing is inevitable, accelerated ageing—driven by UV exposure, pollution, chronic inflammation, and lifestyle stressors—doesn't have to be.
The real focus should always be supporting your skin’s structural health so you look well-rested, confident, and like your best self at every decade.
Do you focus on looking younger forever, or ageing healthily from within? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
01/09/2026
Your neck experiences thousands of tiny mechanical loads every day.
Looking down at your phone.
Reading.
Working on a laptop.
Scrolling.
Over time, these repeated movements can contribute to the formation of horizontal neck lines—sometimes called “tech neck” lines.
That doesn't mean every neck line is caused by posture. Skin ageing, collagen loss, sun exposure and genetics all play a role too.
But the way we hold ourselves every day can influence how certain lines begin and deepen.
Many neck lines begin as posture lines long before they become age lines.
The neck deserves the same attention as the face:
• Sun protection
• Consistent skincare
• Better posture awareness
• And, when needed, appropriate medical treatments
Because ageing is rarely caused by just one thing.
It's often the result of small, repeated changes over time.
How to color your hair safely without triggering allergic reactions:
Natural alternatives: Pure Henna + Indigo powder for natural color without harsh synthetic additives.
Semi-permanent options: Milder formulas that wash out gradually and avoid deep scalp pe*******on.
Off-scalp styling: Highlights or balayage keep dye away from direct skin contact.
The Golden Rule: Always perform a 48-hour patch test before trying any new dye formulation.
💬 What’s your go-to safe hair coloring method? Let us know below!
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“Herbal”, “Ammonia-Free”, “Ayurvedic” — does that mean 100% allergy-free? Not always. 🚫
If you’ve ever experienced scalp burning, itching, swelling around the eyes, or unexplained dark pigmentation along the forehead and neck after coloring your hair, you’re not alone.
The most common hidden culprit behind these reactions is PPD (Paraphenylenediamine). It’s widely used in permanent hair dyes for long-lasting color and grey coverage, but it is also one of the leading causes of contact dermatitis and dye allergies.
👉 Natural/Ayurvedic labels don’t automatically guarantee a product is chemical- or allergy-free.
Stay tuned for Part 2 to learn how to identify safe alternatives and protect your skin.
Option 2: Punchy & Problem-Solving
Think your herbal hair dye is completely safe? Think again. ⚠️
Scalp itching, burning, facial swelling, or dark pigmentation around your hairline and neck aren’t just random reactions — they are classic signs of a hair dye allergy, most commonly triggered by PPD (Paraphenylenediamine).
📌 Just because a box says Herbal, Ayurvedic, or Ammonia-Free, doesn’t mean it’s free from allergens.
Drop a 💬 if you’ve experienced any of these symptoms after coloring your hair, and follow along for Part 2!
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