Skin ages in layers. The surface loses glow and gains pigmentation, expression lines set in around the eyes and forehead, and later the face loses volume and begins to sag. Indian skin tends to show pigmentation and dullness earlier than wrinkles, and sagging later than fair skin, so an anti-ageing plan for a patient in Pune looks different from one copied from a Western clinic.
Dr. Daksha Patel, an MD dermatologist with a special interest in anti-ageing and skin rejuvenation, builds the plan in steps. Prevention comes first with sunscreen and retinoids. Surface quality is treated with peels and laser toning. Dynamic lines are softened with Botox, volume is restored with dermal fillers, and collagen is rebuilt with microneedling where firmness is the concern.
Each step is added only when it will make a visible difference, and every procedure is dosed for a natural result. Patients at our Kalyani Nagar clinic are told how long each treatment lasts and what maintenance looks like before anything is done.
