Dr. Rashmi Sriram provides dermatological consultations for conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails. Her expertise includes acne, pigmentation, psoriasis, vitiligo, eczema, infections and chronic inflammatory skin disorders.
Acne treatment focuses on controlling active breakouts, inflammation and the risk of permanent scarring. Management may include topical medications, oral medicines, chemical peels and individualized skin care recommendations.
Dr. Rashmi Sriram has published research comparing fractional CO2 laser treatment and microneedling radiofrequency for acne scars. Treatment selection depends on the scar type, skin characteristics and individual clinical assessment.
Chemical peels use carefully selected chemical solutions to exfoliate the skin. They may be used in the management of acne, superficial pigmentation and uneven skin texture when medically appropriate.
Pigmentation treatment addresses conditions involving dark patches, uneven skin tone and excess melanin. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include prescription skin care, topical medication, chemical peels and laser-based procedures.
Melasma is a pigmentation condition that commonly causes brown or grey-brown patches on the face. Management generally includes sun protection, topical treatments and selected dermatological procedures.
Laser pigmentation treatment targets selected pigment-related skin concerns using specialized light-based devices. The choice of laser and treatment settings depends on the type of pigmentation and the patient's skin type.
Skin rejuvenation treatments aim to improve concerns such as uneven texture, visible signs of aging and superficial pigmentation. Options may include laser resurfacing, chemical peels and other aesthetic dermatology procedures.
Botulinum toxin injections are used for selected cosmetic concerns, including dynamic facial wrinkles. The procedure temporarily relaxes targeted muscles and requires assessment by a qualified medical professional.
Dermal fillers are injectable treatments used to address selected facial volume and contour concerns. Treatment planning considers facial anatomy, product suitability and potential complications.
Thread lift procedures use specialized absorbable threads for selected facial lifting and contouring concerns. Suitability depends on skin laxity, facial structure and individual expectations.
Hair loss may occur due to genetic, hormonal, nutritional or inflammatory conditions. Dermatological evaluation helps identify the cause and guide medication, scalp care or procedural management.
Alopecia includes different forms of hair loss, such as androgenetic alopecia and alopecia areata. Management depends on the type and severity of hair loss and may include topical or systemic medication.
Platelet-rich plasma therapy uses a concentrated preparation of the patient's own platelets. PRP may be considered as an additional treatment for selected hair loss conditions, although results vary.
Hair transplantation involves relocating suitable hair follicles to areas affected by permanent hair loss. Candidacy depends on the hair loss pattern, donor hair availability and scalp condition.
Laser hair removal uses targeted light energy to reduce unwanted hair growth. Multiple treatment sessions are usually required, and effectiveness depends on skin type, hair characteristics and the device used.
Fractional CO2 laser treatment is used for selected acne scars and skin resurfacing concerns. It works by creating controlled treatment zones in the skin to stimulate tissue remodeling and collagen production.
Radiofrequency microneedling combines fine needles with controlled radiofrequency energy to treat selected acne scars and skin texture concerns. Treatment suitability depends on the patient's skin condition.
Vitiligo causes loss of skin pigmentation in affected areas. Management may involve topical anti-inflammatory medication, phototherapy and other individualized approaches depending on the extent and activity of the condition.
Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that causes scaly plaques and irritation. Treatment options may include topical therapy, phototherapy and systemic medicines depending on severity.
Eczema can cause dry, itchy and inflamed skin. Dermatological treatment may include moisturizers, avoidance of triggers, prescription creams and additional therapies for persistent symptoms.
Fungal infections can affect the skin, scalp and nails. Management may involve antifungal medication and preventive measures selected according to the location and type of infection.
Skin allergies may cause itching, redness, rashes or swelling. Evaluation can include clinical examination, identification of possible triggers and allergy testing when appropriate.
Dermatopathology involves examining skin tissue samples under a microscope to help diagnose inflammatory, infectious and other skin conditions. Dr. Rashmi Sriram completed fellowship training in dermatopathology at CMC Vellore.
Cyst removal may be considered for selected skin cysts that become painful, inflamed, infected or cosmetically troublesome. Treatment depends on the clinical diagnosis, size and location of the lesion.