What should I bring?
Bring your current skincare list, relevant prescriptions, allergy history, previous treatment details and questions. Mention pregnancy or breastfeeding where relevant.
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Thoughtfully guided skin, laser and aesthetic consultations. Explore the possibilities, understand the process, and make informed decisions at your own pace.
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Natural-looking goals
Clear aftercare guidance
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Not sure where to begin?
Explore by your concern.
Choose what you would like to discuss. We will suggest educational topics to explore before your in-person consultation. This is not a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation.
What is your main concern?Ask for a consultation ↗
Pigmentation & dark spots
Dark spots have different causes, including sun exposure, post-inflammatory changes and melasma. A clinical assessment helps determine which approach is appropriate.
Explore: Sun protection, superficial peels, pigment-focused treatments.
Avoid sharing photographs or sensitive health details through the general enquiry form.
Discover our treatment library
The art of care, guided by science.
Explore common aesthetic options through easy-to-understand guides. Treatments listed here are for education; availability and suitability must be confirmed with the centre.
Explore the possibilities
A little more knowledge. A lot more confidence.
Beautiful aesthetics should feel understandable. Discover the different categories of care, then discuss what is medically appropriate for you.
Skin & RadianceTexture, pigmentation and daily skin health ↗
Facial CareHydration, peels and professional treatments ↗
Ageing GracefullyThoughtful, individualised options ↗
Illustrative stock photographs. These are not actual patient outcomes.
Clear expectations
Compare common aesthetic options.
These are broad educational summaries, not promises of results. The appropriate method, treatment interval, number of visits and downtime depend on your skin and clinical assessment.
| Procedure | Common discussion topics | Typical recovery considerations | Important limitations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laser hair reduction | Unwanted dark hair | Temporary redness; sun precautions | Multiple sessions; response varies by hair and skin type |
| Hydrating facial / hydradermabrasion | Surface congestion, dullness | Usually mild temporary sensitivity | Cosmetic improvement is temporary; not a cure for acne |
| Chemical peel | Texture, selected pigment concerns | Peeling and sun sensitivity depend on peel strength | Can worsen pigmentation if poorly selected or aftercare is inadequate |
| Microneedling | Selected acne scars and texture | Redness, irritation; infection precautions | Often needs repeat sessions; not for active skin infection |
| Botulinum toxin | Expression-related lines | Possible bruising and temporary weakness | Temporary effect; qualified assessment and injection essential |
| Dermal filler | Selected volume or contour concerns | Swelling, bruising; urgent vascular-risk awareness | Rare serious vascular complications, including vision loss |
| Tattoo removal | Unwanted tattoo ink | Blistering or pigment changes possible | Multiple sessions; full removal not guaranteed |
Procedure availability, device type, practitioner qualifications and pricing must be confirmed directly with the centre.
Our philosophy
Thoughtful treatments.
Natural confidence.
Good aesthetic care starts with listening. Skin type, medical history, expectations and potential risks all matter before any procedure is considered.
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Understand your goals
Discuss concerns, priorities and relevant health information.
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Choose an appropriate plan
Review potential benefits, alternatives, number of sessions, limitations and costs.
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Care beyond the procedure
Understand sun protection, recovery, aftercare and follow-up before treatment.
The Shriji knowledge studio
Know before you choose.
The right treatment is the one that fits your skin, medical history and priorities, not simply the most popular procedure.
What could go wrong?
Depending on the procedure, risks may include irritation, pigment changes, burns, infection, bruising or allergic reactions. Injectable procedures have additional uncommon but serious risks.
What happens next?
Ask about sun protection, expected redness or swelling, product restrictions, warning symptoms, review visits and when you may resume normal activities.
Meet the clinician
Care with a personal touch.
Meet Dr. AnuradhaYour consultation
Dr. Anuradha Dalal Bende
BDS · MDS · FFAC
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Get to know the clinician and discuss which aesthetic or related consultations are appropriate for your needs. Specific procedures, training and availability will be confirmed before publishing as offered services.
Doctor credentials are based on earlier Shriji clinic material. Please verify the final professional designation and the scope of aesthetic services before going live.
A more informed consultation
Your skin journey, explained clearly.
Before considering a procedure, learn what to expect. A consultation determines whether any treatment is appropriate for you.
First consultation
Discuss your main concern, previous treatments, skin-care products, allergies, medicines, pregnancy status and relevant medical conditions. Ask about the treating clinician’s qualifications and experience.
Personalised options
Understand the diagnosis, suitable alternatives, expected improvement, likely number of sessions, maintenance needs and total estimated costs. Choosing no procedure is also an option.
Before your procedure
Follow treatment-specific advice on sun exposure, skin products and medication disclosure. Never stop a prescribed medicine unless the treating clinician advises you.
Recovery & follow-up
Know the expected redness, swelling or downtime, which products to avoid, when to return, and the warning symptoms that require prompt medical review.
A safer, more confident visit
Before, during & after your appointment.
Prepare thoughtfully
- Bring a list of medications, allergies and previous procedures.
- Discuss pregnancy, breastfeeding, skin infections and scarring tendency where relevant.
- Avoid unplanned strong exfoliation or tanning before a procedure.
- Ask about alternatives, total cost, downtime and follow-up.
Know the plan
- Confirm the exact procedure and the person performing it.
- Review expected sensations, possible adverse effects and consent.
- Discuss device or injectable product details when relevant.
- Ask what symptoms require urgent medical attention.
Recover carefully
- Follow the individual aftercare instructions you receive.
- Use sun protection and avoid picking irritated skin.
- Attend follow-up if recommended.
- Seek urgent medical assessment for severe pain, skin blanching, visual changes, spreading redness or fever after a procedure.
Specific preparation and aftercare vary by treatment. This general guide does not replace the treating clinician’s instructions.
Start with your concern
Not sure which treatment to ask about?
Explore common concerns, then discuss the underlying cause and safest options at your consultation.
Acne & blemishes
Active acne usually needs assessment and control before scar-focused procedures. Scars and dark marks require different approaches.
Dark spots & melasma
Pigmentation may recur. Diagnosis, sunscreen and maintenance matter more than aggressive brightening promises.
Unwanted facial or body hair
Hair reduction typically needs a series of sessions. Suitability depends on hair colour, skin tone, device and hormonal factors.
Fine lines & loss of volume
Skin-care routines, botulinum toxin and fillers address different concerns and have different risks.
Uneven texture & acne scars
Scar type and skin tone influence whether peels, microneedling or other procedures may be appropriate.
Tattoos & unwanted ink
Laser fading depends on ink colour and depth. Several sessions may be required and complete removal is not guaranteed.
Safety comes first
Beautiful results begin with informed choices.
Ask who will perform the procedure, what product or device will be used, whether it is appropriate for your skin, and how complications are managed.
Procedures may cause bruising, burns, pigment changes, infection or scarring. Injectable fillers can rarely cause vascular injury or vision loss. Seek urgent medical assessment for sudden visual symptoms, severe unusual pain or skin blanching after an injection.
IV glutathione for cosmetic skin whitening is not recommended on this site because efficacy and safety are uncertain.
Questions worth asking
- What outcome is realistic for my concern?
- What are the risks for my skin tone and medical history?
- How many visits and how much downtime?
- What are the alternatives and total expected costs?
- Who should I contact if something goes wrong?
Helpful answers
Before you begin.
How do I know which treatment is right for my skin?
It depends on your skin type, diagnosis, medical history, goals and examination. A qualified clinician should assess these before recommending a procedure.
Is laser treatment suitable for every skin tone?
No. The device, wavelength and settings must be selected carefully, particularly for darker skin tones, to reduce burns and pigment changes. A test spot may be recommended.
How many sessions will I need?
It varies by concern, treatment type, skin response and device. A clinician can explain the expected course and limitations during consultation.
Is there downtime after a procedure?
Some treatments cause temporary redness, swelling or sensitivity. Stronger lasers and peels may need more recovery and strict sun protection.
Are glutathione injections safe for skin lightening?
Injectable glutathione is not an established, reliably safe or proven treatment for cosmetic skin lightening. Potential risks and regulatory concerns should be discussed with a qualified physician. This site does not recommend IV glutathione for skin whitening.
Can tattoos be removed completely?
Laser removal often takes multiple sessions. Clearance varies with ink color, depth, skin tone and tattoo age; complete removal cannot be guaranteed.
How much does an aesthetic procedure cost?
Pricing depends on the clinical assessment, treatment area, product or device, number of sessions and follow-up plan. Request an itemised estimate before agreeing to treatment.
Can I choose a procedure from the website?
The website is educational. A clinician must assess suitability, contraindications and alternatives before recommending any procedure.
Are the photographs real patient results?
Illustrative images are used for visual education. They are not before-and-after evidence or a guarantee of treatment outcomes.
What should I do if I develop severe pain or vision changes after a filler?
Seek emergency medical care immediately. Sudden visual changes, unusual severe pain, blanching or dusky skin can indicate a serious complication and must not wait for a routine follow-up.
Your skin. Your story.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what concerns you, whether it is uneven tone, acne marks, unwanted hair, fine lines or simply understanding your skin better. A consultation is the first step toward a sensible, individualised plan.
Your next step
Your journey starts with a conversation.
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Shriji Aesthetic Centre
Hadapsar, Pune, Maharashtra