This article, “Chemical Peels in Acne Care: Exfoliating the Path to Clearer Skin for Aesthetic Excellence,” is authored by Dr. Deepti Saxena, Senior Consultant Dermatologist & Aesthetician and Professor & Head, Department of Dermatology, Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Hapur, Uttar Pradesh. The article discusses acne vulgaris, its diagnosis and management, with a focus on chemical peels as an adjunctive treatment, and presents a 21-year-old male case managed with oral isotretinoin, topical nadifloxacin, and chemical peeling, showing marked improvement with minimal residual scarring.

Exosomes are emerging as promising tools in regenerative medicine, with potential applications in skin rejuvenation, scar remodeling, wound healing, and hair restoration. In this article, Dr. Kumudhini Subramanian explores the science behind exosomes, their sources, physiology, therapeutic and diagnostic applications, and their growing role in aesthetic medicine. The article also highlights key concerns surrounding sourcing, manufacturing, safety, and regulatory approval. To read the full article, click below.

Androgenetic alopecia can cause progressive hair thinning, frontotemporal recession, reduced density, and significant effects on confidence and facial appearance. In this article, Dr. Vikram Singh Rathore explores the art and science of hair transplantation, highlighting individualized planning and modern FUT and FUE techniques for natural hairline restoration and improved density. To read the full article, click below.

Atrophic acne scars can leave persistent textural irregularities, uneven skin, and significant cosmetic concerns even after active acne has resolved. In this case report, Dr. Dhiral Shah explores a minimally invasive thread lift technique for atrophic acne scars, demonstrating early improvement in scar depth, skin texture, dermal contour, and overall facial appearance at 4 weeks. To read the full article, click below.

Under-eye concerns such as hollowness, dark circles, fine lines, puffiness, and age-related volume loss can contribute to a tired or aged appearance. In this article, Dr. Shraddha Sonanis explores the role of under-eye fillers in restoring volume, enhancing facial harmony, and achieving a rejuvenated appearance through personalized, non-surgical approaches. To read the full article, click below.

View Complete Issue
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.