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Dr. Shriya Garg - Derma Rx M.D. Dermatology (DMCH Ludhiana)

03/10/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PREGNANCY

Are you using a cream for melasma or pigmentation during pregnancy?
⚠️ Always check the ingredients before using any skincare or medication.

Some melasma creams may contain retinoids/retinoid derivatives, which are generally avoided during pregnancy because of potential risks to the developing baby.

🤰 Pregnant or planning pregnancy?
❌ Don’t start, stop, or continue a medicated cream on your own.
✅ Check the ingredients and consult your dermatologist/doctor for pregnancy-safe alternatives.

Many people are unaware that certain medicines and skincare ingredients may not be suitable during pregnancy.

📢 Share this reel with someone who is pregnant or dealing with melasma.

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30/09/2026

🚨 STOP USING SALICYLIC ACID… IF YOU’RE USING IT FOR THE WRONG SKIN CONCERN!

Salicylic acid is an oil-soluble ingredient that can pe*****te into pores and help remove excess oil and dead skin cells.

✨ Where does it work best?
Salicylic acid can be especially useful for active acne, clogged pores, blackheads and excess oil.

❌ What about acne marks & scars?
Salicylic acid is not a complete treatment for acne scars, and persistent pigmentation or scarring may require different ingredients or professional treatments.

🔍 The key is to understand your skin condition first.
Don’t choose skincare ingredients just because they are trending—choose them according to your skin type, concern and condition.

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Your skin deserves the right diagnosis and the right treatment.

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26/09/2026

🚨 STOP USING STEROID CREAMS FOR FACIAL SPOTS OR FAIRNESS!

3 patients came to our OPD with a similar concern:

❌ Excess facial hair
❌ Red, itchy & sensitive skin
❌ Skin irritation and worsening sensitivity

🔎 The common factor?
They had been using steroid-based creams for fairness or facial pigmentation without proper dermatological guidance.

One example is Betamethasone Valerate cream — a topical corticosteroid medicine, not a regular fairness or cosmetic cream.

⚠️ Prolonged or inappropriate use of topical steroids on the face can cause problems such as skin thinning, redness, irritation, acne-like eruptions and increased facial hair.

If you have dark spots, pigmentation or melasma, don’t self-medicate with steroid creams.

👩‍⚕️ Consult a dermatologist and get the right treatment for your skin.

📲 Share this reel with someone who may be using steroid creams on their face.

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23/09/2026

🚨 2 PRODUCTS I WOULD NOT WASTE MY MONEY ON — DERMATOLOGIST POV 👩‍⚕️🧴

1️⃣ Collagen Cream
Topical collagen mainly works as a moisturizing ingredient. It doesn’t simply pe*****te the skin and replace your natural collagen. If your goal is collagen support, there are better-studied skincare ingredients and habits to consider.

2️⃣ Sheet Masks
They can temporarily hydrate and make your skin look fresh ✨, but the effect is usually short-lived. They’re optional—not an essential step in your skincare routine.

💡 Skincare doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Focus on products with proven benefits for your specific skin concern.

Save this before you spend money on the next viral skincare product! 💾

19/09/2026

🇰🇷✨ 10-STEP KOREAN SKINCARE… BUT STILL NOT GETTING RESULTS?

Korean skincare has many well-formulated products, but more products don’t automatically mean better skin.

🌡️ In India, heat, humidity, pollution and your individual skin type can affect how your skin responds to multiple layers of skincare.

Applying too many products can sometimes leave your skin feeling:
❌ Oily & heavy
❌ Congested or clogged pores
❌ Irritated
❌ Breakout-prone

💡 Your skincare routine should be designed for YOUR skin—not just a viral trend.

A simple routine may include:
🧼 Gentle Cleanser
☀️ Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen
✨ One suitable Active/Serum based on your skin concern

Remember: 10 steps are not necessary for everyone.

👩‍⚕️ If you have acne, oily skin, pigmentation or sensitive skin, consult a dermatologist to build a routine suited to your skin.

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17/09/2026

🚨 STOP Using Vitamin C Serum Just Because Instagram Says So!

A patient visited us with a sudden acne flare-up. She had started using a Vitamin C serum after seeing social media content promising clear, glowing skin. ✨

Initially, she only had mild acne, but after introducing the new product, her skin became more irritated.

⚠️ Important: Vitamin C is not automatically bad for acne-prone skin. However, some Vitamin C formulations—especially strong or irritating ones—can cause skin irritation, redness and barrier disruption, which may make acne-prone skin feel worse.

🍊 Vitamin C can be useful for pigmentation and uneven skin tone, but the right formulation and concentration matter.

💡 Don’t copy someone else’s skincare routine. If you have acne-prone or sensitive skin, choose products based on your skin condition—not Instagram hype.

👩‍⚕️ Consult a dermatologist before adding active skincare ingredients to your routine.

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13/09/2026

🧖‍♀️✨ Oily Skin? Is Multani Mitti Really Good for You?

If you have oily skin, you may have heard that Multani Mitti (Fuller’s Earth) can help control excess oil. But remember—more is not always better!

🌿 How does Multani Mitti work?
It can absorb excess oil from the skin like a clay mask, leaving your face feeling cleaner and less greasy.

✅ How to use it:
• Use 1–2 times a week
• Mix it with a gentle ingredient like curd (better option) or milk
• Avoid leaving it on for too long if your skin feels dry or tight

⚠️ Don’t use Multani Mitti daily!
Overuse can dry out and irritate your skin and may disturb the skin barrier.

💡 Remember: Multani Mitti mainly helps control excess oil—it is not a permanent treatment for oily skin, acne, or pigmentation.

👨‍⚕️ If you have persistent oily skin or acne, consult a dermatologist for a personalized skincare routine.

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11/09/2026

👶🧴 Which Wet Wipes Should You Use for a Newborn Baby?

Newborn skin is very delicate and sensitive, so choosing the right cleaning method matters. ❤️

⚠️ Some wet wipes may contain fragrance, alcohol or other ingredients that can irritate sensitive baby skin and may contribute to redness or rashes.

💡 For everyday cleaning, a gentle option is:
✨ Lukewarm water + soft cotton
✨ Gentle cleaning without excessive rubbing
✨ Diaper rash cream when needed

🧻 What about wet wipes?
Wet wipes can be useful when you’re travelling or in situations where water isn’t easily available. If using them, choose fragrance-free, alcohol-free wipes designed for newborn/sensitive skin.

❌ Don’t blindly follow every baby-care trend.
👩‍⚕️ If your baby develops persistent diaper rash, redness, swelling or irritation, consult a pediatrician or dermatologist.

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09/09/2026

🩺 Have you ever visited a dermatologist for an instant glow… and the doctor said NO to the procedure?

A young girl visited us wanting immediate glow and tan removal ✨

But after examining her skin, we noticed redness, inflammation and irritation caused by the use of unsuitable cosmetics.

❌ So, we refused to perform a cosmetic procedure immediately.

Why? Because performing certain facials, peels or skin procedures on already irritated and inflamed skin can potentially make the condition worse.

✅ First: Calm the inflammation
✅ Then: Assess the skin properly
✅ After that: Choose a procedure only if it is safe and actually needed

As a dermatologist, sometimes the hardest thing is explaining why we should NOT do a procedure today. ❤️

Your skin needs the right treatment at the right time—not just a quick fix.

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07/09/2026

🌙 Dark Circles? 8 Hours of Sleep & Cucumber Slices Aren’t Always the Solution! 👀

Dark circles can happen for many different reasons, and lack of sleep is only one possible factor.

🔹 1. Genetics 🧬
Some people naturally have darker pigmentation around the eyes due to genetics.

🔹 2. Nutritional Deficiencies 🥗
Certain vitamin or nutrient deficiencies may contribute to dark or tired-looking under-eyes.

🔹 3. Thin Under-Eye Skin
When the skin is very thin, underlying blood vessels can become more visible, creating a darker appearance.

🔹 4. Structural Shadows
Sunken eyes or tear-trough hollows can create natural shadows that look like dark circles and may appear different depending on lighting.

🔹 5. Rubbing Your Eyes 👁️
Frequent rubbing creates friction and irritation, which can worsen pigmentation around the eyes.

🥒 What about cucumber slices?
They may provide a temporary cooling and soothing effect, but they won’t treat the underlying cause of dark circles.

💡 The key is identifying the cause first.
If your dark circles are persistent or worsening, consult a dermatologist for proper evaluation and treatment.

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Address

Derma-Rx Hospital, Opposite HUDA Colony, Chautala Road
Mandi Dabwali
125104

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
4pm - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
4pm - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
4pm - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
4pm - 6pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
4pm - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
4pm - 6pm

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+919876019640

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