Acne, Pigmentation and Hair Fall
Practical advice on common skin and hair problems, and how Healyn’s dermatologists help with acne, pigmentation, rashes and hair fall.
Acne, Pigmentation and Hair Fall
Dermatology
Dr. Vyshak B. M. & Dr. Rajesh
Friday, 8:30 AM & 4:30 PM
Acne, Pigmentation & Hair Fall
About the Condition
Skin and hair concerns affect confidence as well as comfort. Our dermatologists treat acne, pigmentation, fungal infections, eczema, allergies and hair fall for people of all ages.
Acne is caused by blocked pores, oil and inflammation, and is common in teenagers and adults alike. Pigmentation, such as melasma or dark patches, often worsens with sun exposure and hormonal changes. Hair fall can be linked to stress, illness, poor nutrition, thyroid problems or genetics. Many skin problems look similar, and using steroid creams or products without advice can make them worse. A dermatologist’s diagnosis is the first step to safe, effective treatment.
Common Symptoms
See a dermatologist if a skin or hair problem is lasting, spreading or affecting your daily life. Seek care quickly for any of these signs, which can point to an infection or allergy.
Diagnosis & Treatment at Healyn
Skin problems often take weeks to settle, and many patients have already tried several products. Our dermatologists examine the skin, scalp and nails carefully, ask about medicines and routines, and order blood tests where hair fall or acne may have an internal cause. Treatment is explained step by step, with realistic timelines, so you know what to expect and when to return for review.
When to See a Doctor
Avoid self-medicating with strong creams. Book a Friday dermatology OPD for a proper assessment.
How We Treat It
Treatment is tailored to your skin type, condition and lifestyle, using proven medicines.
Recovery & Follow-up
Most acne improves noticeably within 8 to 12 weeks of regular treatment, and pigmentation fades gradually with consistent care and sun protection. Hair fall often settles once the underlying cause is corrected. Follow-up visits help adjust treatment and prevent relapse. This guide is general information; please consult a dermatologist before starting any new skin treatment.
