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Skin Infections

Skin infections come in three families — fungal (recurrent tinea is one of the most common dermatology visits in India), bacterial (folliculitis, boils, impetigo), and viral (warts and HPV, molluscum contagiosum, herpes simplex and zoster). We diagnose accurately, pick the right systemic or topical where needed, and prevent recurrence.

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Skin Infections
SessionHolistic consultation
Course1–3 reviews
DowntimeNone
Quick answer
Microbiological diagnosis where indicated; targeted antifungal, antibacterial, or antiviral therapy. Covers recurrent fungal infection, bacterial folliculitis and boils, and viral conditions including warts (HPV), molluscum contagiosum, and herpes. Recurrence-prevention coaching is part of the protocol for fungal cases.
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Who this treatment helps

Recurrent tinea / fungal infection
Bacterial folliculitis, boils & impetigo
Warts and HPV
Molluscum contagiosum
Herpes simplex & zoster
What to expect

A measured, three-stage process.

Step 01

Diagnosis

KOH or microscopy for fungal; swab/culture for bacterial; clinical examination supported by dermatoscopy for viral lesions.

Step 02

Therapy

Targeted antifungal, antibacterial, or antiviral therapy as the picture demands — topical or oral, calibrated to the organism and the patient.

Step 03

Prevention

Hygiene, footwear, and fabric coaching for fungal cases; warty-lesion treatments and cryotherapy where indicated.

FAQ

Common questions about Skin Infections.

My fungal infection keeps coming back. Why?
Resistant strains and inadequate course duration are common reasons. We diagnose, then run a longer, correctly-sequenced course with specific lifestyle changes.
Clinical references

Selected sources informing our protocol. We follow IADVL standard treatment guidelines and peer-reviewed dermatology literature, with adaptations for Indian skin tones.

  1. Bacterial skin and soft tissue infections — clinical recommendations IADVL
  2. Recurrent dermatophyte infections in India — antifungal stewardship Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprology (IJDVL)
  3. Tinea management and resistance patterns Indian Journal of Dermatology
  4. Fungal skin infections — patient information DermNet NZ
After your session

A treatment is half our work and half yours — sun, products, and the small habits that protect your result.

Post-treatment care
Quick guidance

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Tell us your concern and how to reach you. We'll email a short doctor-led starting routine + when-to-consult signals, and our team will follow up to schedule your consultation.

  • Concern-specific guidance from Dr. Pinanky & Dr. Vijay Adhe
  • A short routine + when a consultation is genuinely useful
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