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Your skin needs attention
Skincare is the most essential part that we must consider regarding our physical appearance Neglecting your care for the skin might affect you later When we start considering each detail that helps us maintain skin although we are occupied with your daily life one can get glowing skin
Skincare is the most essential part that we must consider regarding our physical appearance. Neglecting your care for the skin might affect you later. When we start considering each detail that helps us maintain skin although we are occupied with your daily life one can get glowing skin.
Well talking about how particular it is for one to maintain skin Dr Datinderjeet Singh Tulla, who is a dermatologist at VLCC stresses that giving time to maintain yourself is very important.
Speaking about the common question raised by people regarding maintenance of skin Dr Tulla said, “The main query is usually regarding ageing. People want solutions for pigmentation, anti-ageing in common and ask a solution for non-surgical and minimally charging solutions for the skin. The non-surgical procedures include treatment with devices and injective methods. We also use bio-degradable threads to lift the skin.”
Regarding the difference between North Indian and South Indian skin types the dermatologist says, “The skin type is different and so the weather conditions are also different. The facial profiles are different, and we have to make sure that we respect the ethnicity of a certain area and make sure that it is preserved when any of these clients come to us.”
Talking about the brightening problems of skin Dr Tulla says, “Brown skin is the international flavour astatic now. We are still stuck up in the colonial era and not getting out of it. There are very beautiful actresses like Nandita Das, who is a prime example of the so-called brown skin. So, one should understand that it is not the colour of the skin which is important but respect what we have. We need to respect our skin tone.”
Stressing on the simple precautions to be taken to maintain skin he says, “The basic thing we have to know the weather in our country is harsh as it is too sunny, so we have to use sunscreen for at least 15 minutes before we get out. One also needs to hydrate their skin depending on the skin type for example if there is an oily skin they should be a lot of water intake, keep skin clean by washing regularly, scrubbings, etc. The whole concept is to nurture the skin and respect your skin. One should always make sure that they spend some me time by taking care of their skin.”
By: Dr Datinderjeet Singh Tulla
