Blogs

Hair loss can be a deeply personal and frustrating experience-whether you're a young adult noticing early thinning, or someone struggling with long-term hair fall. With so many treatments in the market, choosing the right one often feels overwhelming.

The rainy season is a beautiful time—fresh air, cool breezes, and the earthy smell of wet soil. But while the weather feels refreshing, your skin may not agree. The increased humidity, dampness, and sudden temperature changes can confuse your skin and lead to breakouts, dullness, and infections.

Aging is natural—but who says you can’t age beautifully? As the years go by, your skin starts to lose volume, firmness, and that youthful glow. That’s where dermal fillers come in. They’re one of the most popular non-surgical treatments for smoothing lines, plumping the skin, and giving your face a fresher, more youthful look.

Monsoon is a refreshing break from the heat, but if you have oily skin, this season can feel like a struggle. The extra humidity in the air often makes your skin look greasy, sticky, and more prone to pimples. So how do you control the shine and keep your skin feeling clean? Don't worry-we've got you covered.

Isn't the rainy season supposed to be moisturising? Then why does your skin feel dry and dull? While monsoon brings much-needed relief from heat, it also brings changes in humidity and temperature that can affect your skin's moisture levels. If your skin feels rough or uncomfortable, it's not just in your head. In this blog, we'll explore 9 proven ways to  dry skin during monsoon-and why seeing a skin specialist in Bangalore might be a smart move if home care isn't enough.