Derma MD Clinics by Dr. Tanvi Vaidya

Wanted to quickly reference check something about laser hair reduction with proper pubmed indexed reference articles before making content about it. I asked chatgpt - and the first article it suggested was a review article I had written wayyy back about laser hair reduction!!!

So overwhelmed!

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Tag a girl who’s tried everything for oily, acne-prone skin but still feels confused about what actually works…

As a dermatologist, here’s a simple skincare routine I genuinely recommend for oily acne-prone skin- no 10-step routine, no unnecessary products, just the basics that actually matter 🤍

Products shown:
• Benzyl peroxide face wash - Benzonix gel wash
• Salicylic acid face wash - Derma MD gel face wash
• Moisturiser- Derma md light moisturiser, Acne hydra moisturiser, Atoderm gel based moisturiser
• Matte Sunscreen - UV Doux gold sunscreen
• Fluid Sunscreen - Dermatica Barely on sunscreen
• Niacinamide serum - The Ordinary 10% niacinamide with zinc
• Salicylic acid serum - Excyd 2% salicylic acid serum
• Azelaic acid - Derma MD Spot corrector duo

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“Doctor, but my friend got his hair transplant done for way less…”

And that’s exactly why hair transplants can’t be compared person to person.

Every scalp is different. The amount of hair loss, grafts needed, donor area, even the planning behind creating natural results all of it changes the cost.

A hair transplant isn’t charged like a standard package.
It’s planned around your hair, your pattern, and your long-term outcome.

hair transplant cost, graft planning, natural hairline, hair restoration, scalp analysis

PCOS is now renamed to PMOS because this condition was never just about ovaries.

As a dermatologist, I see how deeply it affects women beyond the symptoms we usually talk about. This new name reflects a bigger picture, and honestly, it feels like a step towards understanding it more accurately 🤍

PCOS, PMOS awareness, hormonal health in women, acne and hormone imbalance, women’s wellness journey, metabolic health awareness

Your skin barrier notices everything, especially the products you use twice a day, every single day.

Sometimes the irritation, dryness, or sensitivity isn’t about “bad skin” it’s about using a cleanser that’s too harsh for your skin’s needs. A gentle, barrier-conscious cleanse can make a bigger difference than most people realise. (The product shown in this video is the Sebamed Gentle Facial Cleanser)

SODC World Congress 2026, Kochi.

A few days out of the clinic, back in learning mode, listening, exchanging ideas, and this time, also conducting sessions. Teaching really is the best way to keep learning.

Conversations that challenge you, sessions that remind you how much there is to keep evolving.

Came back more informed, more inspired, and ready to do better for our patients. 🙌🏻

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Start with the basics.

This is where most men go wrong, doing too much or nothing at all.

Good skin isn’t about more products.
It’s about the right ones, used consistently.

Facewash matters more than you think:
• Gentle cleansers – CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser / Actame C Face Wash
• Oily skin (salicylic acid based) – Truderma Face Wash / Saslic DS Face Wash

Share this with a man who needs to hear it. 🤝

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We talk about real skin concerns, real treatments, and real results with professionalism.

Respect the space, or exit.

And just to be clear while I mentioned I’m not interested because I’m happily married, it’s absurd to do this to a single woman too.
You can’t assume interest. You can’t shrug off responsibility just because this isn’t happening in person.

Respect isn’t selective.
It’s not just for women in medicine, it’s for women, for men, for professionals, for homemakers, for dancers.
It’s for humans.

professionalism first, women-led clinic, ethical engagement, no unsolicited opinions, respect boundaries

A good result should never announce itself. It should just make you look well-rested, lifted, and like you on your best day.

Botox is science.
But great Botox is anatomy + restraint.

botox, natural botox, facial harmony, facial features, skin confidence