Adult acne. You did not see it coming.
You did not have this in your teens. You have it at 31.
Concern · Skin
Skin is downstream. We treat what is upstream.
Take the four-minute test. A dermatologist reads what is driving the surface — diet, hormones, stress, sleep — and ships a protocol that addresses cause.
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Pigmentation that no fairness cream has moved.
You have tried niacinamide, vitamin C, the lot. The patches are still there.
Skin sensitivity has spiked since the move to Delhi.
Climate, water, pollution. Something has changed and your routine isn't holding.
Why this happens
Hormones drive most adult acne.
Adult-onset acne is usually androgen-driven. Topicals manage it; the upstream answer is hormonal.
Vitamin D and zinc are commonly low.
Both directly modulate skin healing and inflammation. Indian deficiency rates put most adults in a difficult zone.
Pollution-driven oxidative load.
Urban air quality drives skin oxidative stress measurably. The protocol layer adds the antioxidant support.
Specialists for this concern
Dr Anika Rao
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What a sample protocol looks like
Zinc + magnesium
Skin healing + sebum regulation.
Vitamin D3 + K2
Inflammation modulation, calibrated to baseline 25(OH)D.
Yours is built from your specific score profile. A doctor reviews before anything ships.
Common questions
Do you ship topicals?+
Not in v1. We ship the upstream nutritional layer; your dermatologist handles topicals if the protocol calls for them.
Will this fix melasma?+
Melasma is multifactorial and often persistent. We support the inflammation and oxidative-stress layer. For active treatment, your doctor refers you in-clinic.
Phase-2 concern — is this fully built?+
Live at launch. The protocol shape is in place; topicals are roadmapped for later.
Is this safe in pregnancy?+
Tell us in the medical layer of the quiz. The protocol is adjusted for pregnancy and breastfeeding — some SKUs are removed.