DermaSure Skin & Hair Clinic

DermaSure Skin & Hair Clinic DermaSure Skin & Hair Clinic is a budding dermatology centre that provides solutions for all your skin, hair and nail problems.

17/11/2025

Not all “popular” products are effective. Here’s my medical perspective on the ones you ask about the most, simple, unbiased, and based on results.


[viral skincare, product ratings, dermatologist review, honest opinions, skin concerns, pigmentation care, retinol use, niacinamide serums, chemical exfoliants, sensitive skin tips, real results, effective skincare]

If you’re new here, meet Dr. Shirin.MBBS → MD Dermatology → Fellowship-level training from PGIMER, one of India’s top me...
16/11/2025

If you’re new here, meet Dr. Shirin.

MBBS → MD Dermatology → Fellowship-level training from PGIMER, one of India’s top medical institutes.

6+ years of treating acne, pigmentation, scarring, hairfall, and aesthetic dermatology backed by evidence-based protocols, not trends.

She specialises in:
•⁠ ⁠Clinical dermatology: acne, melasma, PCOS skin, chronic pigmentary disorders
•⁠ ⁠Procedural dermatology: chemical peels, microneedling, PRP, lasers
•⁠ ⁠Injectables: Botox, fillers, advanced facial anatomy-driven treatments
•⁠ ⁠Barrier repair + long-term skin planning: building medical routines that actually work, not overwhelm

If her content feels “direct,” it’s because it comes from:
– thousands of patient cases
– rigorous dermatology training
– and personal experience dealing with acne + sensitive skin herself

Here, you’ll always get science-first, hype-free, medically accurate dermatology; explained simply, but never diluted.

If you want structured, evidence-based care for your skin or hair:

Book an appointment or
DM us to get started.

Everyone talks about “good skin,” but here’s what that actually means from a dermatologist’s lens 👇I’ve had acne. I’ve h...
13/11/2025

Everyone talks about “good skin,” but here’s what that actually means from a dermatologist’s lens 👇

I’ve had acne. I’ve had texture. I’ve done the trial-and-error skincare cycle like everyone else.

It took me years (and a lot of learning) to realise that healthy skin isn’t about perfect products, it’s about understanding your barrier, your habits, and your biology.

Here’s exactly what changed my skin and what I’d recommend to anyone who’s tired of guessing.

💡 Save this post to revisit when you’re tempted to overhaul your routine again.

Disclaimer: Content and information provided on this handle are based on personal usage and/or is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to treat or prevent any medical condition and cannot replace professional medical advice from a doctor. Please consult with a physician or dermatologist regarding any medical or health related diagnosis or treatment options.


[dermatologist tips, healthy skin habits, skin barrier repair, acne prone skin, skincare basics, dermatologist approved routine, skin consistency, gentle skincare, retinoid routine, sunscreen everyday, chemical peels, microneedling with PRP, pigmentation treatment, acne journey, real skin talk, skin transformation, evidence based skincare, medical skincare advice, barrier first approach, skin plan, beginner skincare, minimal skincare routine, skin science]

12/11/2025

If you’ve been battling acne and feel like nothing works, this one’s for you.

As a dermatologist and someone who’s been through it myself, I know how frustrating it can be.

Here’s the truth: acne isn’t about “bad skin.” It’s about understanding what your skin actually needs.
Salicylic acid unclogs pores.
Retinoids regulate oil and cell turnover.
And consistent, guided care makes all the difference.

Stop experimenting. Start healing with the right plan.


[acne treatment, dermatologist advice, Dr Shirin, salicylic acid, retinoids, unclog pores, oily skin, skincare tips, acne solutions, acne care, clear skin, acne journey, skincare routine, acne-prone skin, skin barrier, dermatologist recommended, skincare science, acne management, skin health, acne breakouts]

A lot of you romanticise injectables until something goes wrong.So let me be very clear.Titles like “advanced aesthetic ...
11/11/2025

A lot of you romanticise injectables until something goes wrong.
So let me be very clear.

Titles like “advanced aesthetic practitioner” don’t guarantee competency. Dermatology is a medical specialty for a reason; you need someone who understands anatomy, dosing, adverse effects, and how to manage complications.

Botox isn’t cheap. If you see it being sold like a salon add-on, that’s your sign to walk away.
It’s also not permanent. It needs maintenance.
And bruising? No one, literally no one can promise you won’t bruise.

Collagen creams won’t replace medical-grade retinoids or SPF.
And if your filler has migrated, it’s almost always a technique issue, not your face “rejecting” it.

If you’re considering injectables, go to someone trained to treat skin and trained to fix things when they don’t go perfectly.
Your face is not the place to gamble.

If you want a part 2 on injectables, comment INJECT below.

10/11/2025

Everyone keeps DMing me about the Inde Wild hair oil, so here’s the truth you actually need to hear.

A hair oil cannot stop hair fall.
It can make your hair look smoother, shinier, less frizzy; yes.
But reducing hair fall by “50% in 28 days”? That’s simply not how the hair cycle works.

Oil doesn’t pe*****te to the follicle.
Oil doesn’t change your growth cycle.
Oil doesn’t fix internal deficiencies or hormonal triggers.

This isn’t about Inde Wild specifically, this applies to any hair oil or “miracle” shampoo being marketed as a hair-fall cure.

If hair fall is your concern, look at the actual evidence-based solutions: scalp conditions, nutritional deficiencies, medical triggers, proven actives, and consistent treatment plans.


[hair fall myths, inde wild review, hair oil facts, stop expecting miracles, evidence based hair care, hair cycle science, dermatologist advice, hair fall solutions, scalp health, realistic hair care, marketing claims vs science]

Most of skincare is not glamorous. It’s physiology, consistency, and cutting through noise. These are the small, unsexy ...
10/11/2025

Most of skincare is not glamorous. It’s physiology, consistency, and cutting through noise.

These are the small, unsexy corrections that actually change your skin: using SPF as your base tint, checking deficiencies before buying treatments, understanding that hydration is a barrier issue, not a water bottle issue and knowing that celebrity skin is a production, not a standard. Retinol still works, but only when you use the right strength for your skin.

Simple, evidence-based, affordable habits will always outperform trends. Let me know which one shocked you the most.


[hair loss tips, vitamin D deficiency, tinted sunscreen, mineral sunscreen, skin barrier repair, hydration myths, celebrity skin reality, retinol percentage guide, dermatologist tips, evidence-based skincare]

07/11/2025

Everyone says air dry your hair, it’s the healthiest but that’s not entirely true.
Keeping your hair wet for too long actually weakens the cuticle, stretches the strand, and leads to more breakage… and yes, it can even dull your expensive hair color.

The safer option?
Blow-dry on a medium setting, keep the dryer 15 cm away, and stop letting your hair stay wet for hours.

Controlled heat is kinder than prolonged moisture.


[hair damage, blow drying vs air drying, cuticle protection, hair breakage prevention, healthy hair tips, dermatologist hair advice, wet hair damage, hair dryer safety, colour-treated hair care]

06/11/2025

Every product tells a story, but not all of them have a happy ending.

Let’s just say, some formulas deserve the hype, others… not so much. 👀


[skincare tips, dermatologist approved, product recommendations, skincare routine, skincare essentials, minimal skincare, healthy skin, dermatologist advice, skincare guide, skin health, skincare myths, skincare made simple]

Some trends deserve a soft goodbye, others a firm one.Here’s everything I’m leaving behind in 2025, and your skin probab...
05/11/2025

Some trends deserve a soft goodbye, others a firm one.
Here’s everything I’m leaving behind in 2025, and your skin probably should too.


[skincare trends 2025, dermatologist approved, skincare myths, skin health tips, skincare facts, Dr Shirin Bakshi, DermaSure Skin Clinic, skincare education, healthy skin routine, skin science over trends]

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