Skin and hair care course

Who it may suit

A skin and hair course is offered only after a consultation with Dr. D.K. Sharma (BAMS), and only if he thinks structured care would help more than one visit.

It may suit you if hair fall, dandruff, acne or pigmentation has lasted for months, and one consultation has not settled it.

Skin and hair change slowly. Some problems need a dermatologist, a blood test or an in-person look first, and you are told so.

What is different for skin and hair

The order is the same for every course: consultation, then your Dinacharya guide, then a follow-up if a course is suggested. It is explained on care courses.

For skin and hair, the consultation asks where it is and when it began, whether it spreads, settles or returns, family pattern, diet, sleep and stress, and any recent illness, fever, childbirth or weight loss. Thyroid, iron and periods are asked about where relevant. Skin and hair concerns describes this in full.

Bring every oil, shampoo, cream and tablet you use, including ones with no label. Creams sold for fungal infection or dark spots can contain a strong steroid, so the tube matters.

Skin and hair change slowly, so a course would need time before you could judge it. That length is not set yet.

Course details (not decided yet, so nothing is offered or priced today):

What it does not promise

No course promises clear skin, regrowth or a fixed timeline.

A changing mole, a sore that will not heal, patchy hair loss or hair loss with scarring needs a dermatologist first. Swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or trouble breathing, needs emergency help. Skin that is painful, hot, swollen and spreading needs same-day care.

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