Kyros Clinic · Skin & Hair
The mirror has been telling you something for a while.
Hair loss, adult acne, and melasma are often systemic signals — hormonal, nutritional, or immunological — before they are cosmetic concerns. A Kyros doctor evaluates the cause, not just the surface.
Recognising skin & hair
Diffuse hair thinning or hairline recession
Adult acne, especially hormonal pattern along jawline and chin
Melasma or pigmentation changes
Scalp inflammation or dandruff
Brittle nails alongside hair changes
Facial hair in women
The mirror has been telling you something for a while.
What Kyros offers for skin & hair
Hormonal workup for hair loss: androgens, DHEAS, thyroid panel, ferritin, zinc
AGA (androgenetic alopecia) diagnosis and supervised minoxidil/finasteride management
Adult acne evaluation and treatment: topical retinoids, hormonal agents where indicated
Melasma management with sun protection and evidence-based topicals
Longitudinal photographic tracking of treatment response
58%
AGA prevalence in Indian men aged 30–50
25–35%
adult acne prevalence in 25–35 age cohort
1 doctor
who tracks your skin alongside your labs
How a Kyros skin & hair consultation works
Complete a short intake.
Before your consultation, you fill in a brief symptom and history form. Your doctor reads it before the call — not during.
Consult with a specialist.
Your Kyros doctor is a specialist in skin & hair. The consultation is 20 minutes, video-based, private.
Receive a plan you can follow.
After the consultation: a prescription if indicated, lab orders if needed, a follow-up date, and a written note from your doctor.
Track and adjust over time.
Labs, biomarkers, dosage changes, and doctor notes accumulate in one place. Your doctor adjusts the plan at every follow-up.
Common questions
Is hair loss always hormonal?
Not always, but hormonal factors — particularly androgens, thyroid dysfunction, and iron deficiency — are among the most common and most treatable causes in Indian patients. Before starting any hair loss treatment, a complete workup including ferritin, DHEAS, and thyroid panel is appropriate.
Is finasteride safe for women?
Finasteride is not approved for use in premenopausal women who may become pregnant, due to teratogenicity risk. In postmenopausal women or women with reliable contraception, it is used off-label under close medical supervision. Your Kyros doctor will assess your specific situation.
Can Kyros manage melasma?
Yes. Melasma management involves a combination of broad-spectrum photoprotection, topical agents (hydroquinone, azelaic acid, tranexamic acid), and in some cases, systemic tranexamic acid under supervision. Kyros doctors do not prescribe or manage in-clinic procedures (peels, lasers).
Skin keeps a record. A doctor reads it.
Begin with a skin & hair consultation.
Consultations start at ₹400. A specialist will review your intake before your call.