Skincare has become increasingly complicated. Social media promotes 10-step routines, multiple serums and trending ingredients that promise clear, glowing skin almost overnight. Yet many people experience more acne, dryness, redness, burning and sensitivity despite spending heavily on skincare products.
Healthy skin is not about having "poreless" skin—because pores are a natural and essential part of our skin. However, when pores become enlarged and more visible, they can affect the overall texture and appearance of the skin. Fortunately, modern dermatology offers effective solutions to minimize enlarged pores and improve skin quality.
At G Square Skin & Aesthetics, we believe that educating the public is just as important as treating disease. We are delighted to share that Dr. Girish Kumar M. Chalawadi, MBBS, MD (Dermatology), was invited as the expert speaker on the "All About Skin Wellbeing" Facebook Live programme, where he delivered an informative session on one of the most common skin conditions encountered in clinical practice—fungal infections.
In today’s world, skincare has become increasingly complicated. Social media promotes 10-step routines, countless serums, and trending ingredients that promise flawless skin overnight. Yet, many people are experiencing more acne, dryness, redness, and sensitivity despite investing heavily in skincare.
Every year on 15th July, World Plastic Surgery Day celebrates the incredible work of plastic surgeons who restore function, rebuild confidence, and transform lives.
Traditional home remedies for skin diseases are still commonly followed in many parts of India. While some traditional practices may appear harmless, applying unknown chemicals or strongly alkaline substances directly to diseased or damaged skin can result in serious complications.
Recent reports have raised serious concerns about certain fairness creams after some users allegedly developed kidney-related complications following prolonged use of products containing harmful heavy metals like mercury and lead.
A recent report has raised serious concern after the Maharashtra FDA reportedly found dangerously high levels of mercury and lead in certain skin-lightening creams, leading to warnings against their use.
Many people notice a dark patch around their neck and assume it's due to poor hygiene or dirt that simply won't wash away. They often try vigorous scrubbing, home remedies, or fairness creams without success.
Unwanted hair can be frustrating—especially when shaving, waxing, threading, or tweezing becomes a repeated and painful routine.
However, one important fact must be clear:
