Dermatology & Skin Care in India
Medical and cosmetic skin care from experienced dermatologists: acne and scars, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, pigmentation, hair loss, skin infections, allergies and laser treatments, in JCI and NABH accredited hospitals with full travel support.
Can I get dermatology and skin treatment in India as an international patient?
Yes. India’s JCI and NABH accredited hospitals and skin centres have dermatologists, dermatosurgeons and cosmetologists who treat acne, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, melasma, hair loss, skin infections, allergies and skin growths, with dermoscopy, patch testing, phototherapy and laser suites on site. Many treatments are day care, and a course can be started in one short visit and continued with video follow-up. NajmCare reviews your photos and reports free within 24 hours and arranges your visa letter, transport and stay.
From diagnosis to healthy skin: how care is planned
Skin problems often look alike but have different causes, so a clear diagnosis comes before any cream, tablet or laser.
Examine and map
A close skin examination, dermoscopy and photos record your starting point.
Find the trigger
Patch tests, blood tests, a skin scraping or a biopsy confirm the cause.
Treat the cause
Creams, tablets, light therapy or biologics matched to the diagnosis.
Repair and refine
Lasers, peels and PRP improve scars, pigment and texture.
Protect long term
A skincare routine, sun protection and follow-up keep the results.
Why international patients choose India for skin care
Dermatology visits, lasers and long courses can be costly and slow to arrange abroad. India offers experienced skin specialists and modern technology at a fraction of the price.
Skin conditions we assess and treat
Select a condition to see typical signs, how it is diagnosed and treated, follow-up and the time you may need in India.
Acne and acne scars
Eczema and allergic skin
Psoriasis
Vitiligo
Melasma and pigmentation
Hair loss and scalp problems
Skin infections and warts
Moles, lumps and skin cancer checks
See what happens inside the skin
Tap a condition to see how the skin changes and how treatment helps. This is a simple illustration, not a diagnosis.
What is your main skin concern?
Choose the closest match to see what is usually advised and what to send our team first. This is a guide only, not a diagnosis.
Tests and treatments we use
Treatment is matched to the diagnosis and to your skin type.
Dermoscopy and mole mapping
Magnified imaging for moles, scalp and pigment.
Patch testing and biopsy
Find the cause of allergy, rashes and growths.
Phototherapy
Narrow-band UVB and excimer light for psoriasis, vitiligo and eczema.
Laser treatments
Acne scars, pigment, hair removal, vascular lesions and tattoo removal.
PRP and injections
Hair, scars and keloids, plus biologic therapy for severe skin disease.
Skincare programmes
Personalised routines, peels and sun protection.
Treatment planning at a glance
Typical sessions, downtime and time in India. Your dermatologist confirms the plan after examining your skin.
| Treatment | Sessions | Downtime | Time in India |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical acne treatment | Review every 4–8 weeks | None | 3–5 days to start |
| Chemical peel | 3–6 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart | 2–5 days of flaking | 3–7 days |
| Laser for scars or pigment | 3–6 sessions, 3–6 weeks apart | 2–7 days of redness | 3–7 days per set |
| Laser hair removal | 6–8 sessions, 4–8 weeks apart | Mild redness | Sessions can be spaced across visits |
| PRP for hair or scars | 3–4 sessions, 4 weeks apart | Mild swelling | 3–5 days |
| Phototherapy | 2–3 times a week for weeks | None | Often continued at a local clinic |
| Vitiligo cell transplant | 1 procedure | 1–2 weeks of dressings | 7–10 days |
| Mole or lesion removal | 1 visit | A few days | 1–3 days |
From first message to follow-up, step by step
Send photos and history
Daylight photos, treatments tried, medicines and any earlier skin reports.
Dermatologist’s opinion
Likely diagnosis, tests, treatment options, time in India and estimated cost. It is free and carries no obligation.
Visa, flights and skin care
Hospital invitation letter for a medical visa, flights and a hotel near the hospital. See our Medical Visa Guide on najmcare.com. Advice on sun protection before laser or peels.
Skin assessment and first treatment
Airport pick-up, interpreter, dermoscopy, tests and the first treatment.
First course
Peels, lasers, light therapy or procedures, with photos at each step.
Routine and follow-up
A written skincare routine and video follow-up with progress photos.
How we help you choose skin care safely
Good care starts with the right team and the right questions. These checks help you begin well.
Qualified dermatologist
A dermatologist (MD or DNB Dermatology) who treats your skin type regularly, with a profile shared first.
Diagnosis first
Tests and dermoscopy confirm the cause before creams, lasers or tablets are chosen.
Safe for your skin tone
Settings and treatments are matched to your skin type to avoid burns and dark marks.
Photo tracking
Standard photos at each visit show real progress and guide the plan.
Planning a skin treatment trip to India
A few simple steps protect your skin before and after treatment.
- Send daylight photos from several angles before you travel.
- Stop new products or treatments before your visit only if your doctor advises it.
- Avoid tanning and strong sun for 2 weeks before laser or peels, and use sunscreen.
- Bring a list of creams, tablets and cosmetics you use, with their names.
- Plan sun protection for the trip home. Freshly treated skin burns easily.
- Ask for a written skincare routine and a follow-up photo plan.
What does skin treatment cost in India?
Indicative hospital costs in US dollars. Final prices depend on the hospital, the doctor and your condition.
Estimates for comparison only. Ask for a written plan and quote before you travel.
Get a written quote
Send your reports. We reply with the doctor’s plan, the hospital, the days you need in India and an itemised estimate.
Questions patients ask about skin treatment in India
Can I get skin treatment in India as an international patient?
Yes. Accredited hospitals and skin centres treat acne, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, pigmentation, hair loss and skin infections, and many courses can be started in one short visit and continued with video follow-up.
How much does acne scar treatment cost in India?
Laser or microneedling sessions usually cost about $100 to $300 each, and most patients need 3 to 6 sessions. You receive a written estimate for the whole course before you travel.
Is laser treatment in India safe for dark skin tones?
Yes, when done by a dermatologist who selects the right laser and settings for your skin type. Indian dermatologists treat darker skin tones every day, and a test patch is often done first.
Can vitiligo be cured?
Vitiligo cannot always be cured, but it can often be controlled and re-pigmented with creams, light therapy and, for stable patches, melanocyte transplant surgery. Results vary from person to person.
Can psoriasis be cured?
Psoriasis is a long-term condition, but modern treatments, including light therapy and biologics, can clear or control it for many people.
How long should I stay in India for skin treatment?
A diagnosis and first treatment take 3 to 7 days. Courses such as lasers or peels repeat every few weeks, and some follow-up can be done by video.
Do you treat skin cancer?
Dermatologists do skin checks and biopsies, and confirmed cancers are treated by skin surgeons and cancer specialists in the same hospital. See Cancer Care.
Do I need a medical visa for skin treatment?
Most international patients travel on a medical visa, which needs a hospital invitation letter. We arrange the letter and guide you through the application.
How fast can I get a dermatologist’s opinion?
Within 24 hours of receiving your photos and records. The opinion is free and carries no obligation.
Share your skin photos. We’ll reply personally.
Tell us what you need. We reply with options, estimated cost and next steps, usually within 24 hours.
- No cost, no obligation
- Reviewed by a dermatologist
- Your reports stay private
General information only, not medical advice. Costs and timelines are estimates and may change. Results vary. Content reviewed October 2026.