Seven groups of skin conditions, from stubborn infections to lifelong disorders, diagnosed carefully and treated with an evidence-based plan. Many respond well once the cause is properly identified, and we explain every step.
Fungal, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections can look alike, and the wrong cream often makes them worse. We identify the organism, prescribe the right treatment and advise on preventing a repeat. Steroid-misuse cases are common, and we gently taper those safely.
Best for
Ringworm and fungal rashes
Herpes and shingles
Scabies and lice
Recurrent or stubborn rashes
Boils and bacterial infections
Nail and scalp infections
Fine lines
Fine lines
02 Eczema
Calm the itch, repair the barrier.
Eczema is a long-term condition of a weakened skin barrier and an overactive immune response. Treatment combines moisturisers, anti-inflammatory medication, trigger management and, where needed, advanced therapies. The aim is long stretches of calm skin with a clear plan for flare-ups.
Best for
Atopic dermatitis
Night-time itching
Contact dermatitis
Dry, itchy, cracked skin
Hand eczema
Infant and childhood eczema
03 Psoriasis
Manageable, with the right long-term plan.Manageable, with the right long-term plan.
Psoriasis is an immune-related condition that causes thick, scaly plaques and can affect nails and joints. Treatment ranges from topicals and phototherapy to oral and biologic medicines, chosen by severity and lifestyle. Most people reach good control with steady follow-up.
Best for
Scaly plaques
Flare-ups triggered by stress
Scalp psoriasisScalp psoriasis
Long-term control
Nail changes and pitting
Dehydration and tightness
Joint pain with skin disease
04 Vitiligo
Restore colour, with patience and precision.
Vitiligo appears when pigment cells are lost, leaving pale patches. Treatment aims to halt the spread and encourage repigmentation through topicals, narrow-band UVB phototherapy, excimer light and, for stable patches, surgical options. Earlier treatment generally gives better results.
Best for
New or spreading patches
Patches needing surgical repigmentation
Face and hand patches
Stable, long-standing patches
Stable, long-standing patches
Children and adults
05 Urticaria
Hives explained, and kept quiet.
Urticaria shows up as itchy, raised welts that come and go, and in many people no single cause is found. We look for triggers, treat with antihistamines and other medicines where needed, and set out a plan for the chronic form. Swelling of the lips or eyes, or trouble breathing, needs urgent care.
Best for
Sudden itchy welts
Recurrent unexplained rashes
Chronic hives lasting weeks
Swelling of lips or eyelids
Pressure and heat
Food or drug reactions
06 Leprosy
Curable, when it is caught and treated early.
Leprosy is a bacterial infection that responds well to multidrug therapy, and it is not easily spread once treatment begins. Early signs include pale or reddish patches with reduced sensation. Prompt diagnosis prevents nerve damage, and we treat with dignity and care for the whole family.
Best for
Patches with loss of feeling
Reaction episodes
Numbness in hands or feet
Masseter slimming & teeth grinding
Numbness in hands or feet
Long-standing pale patches
07 Paediatric Dermatology
Gentle skin care for growing skin.
Children's skin is more delicate and reacts differently, so treatments are chosen carefully for each age. We manage birthmarks, rashes, eczema, infections and hair concerns in a calm, child-friendly setting and explain everything to parents in plain language.