Personalized Skincare Takes the Lead
As consumers shift to clinically driven skincare, expectations on efficacy and timelines are rising, while misinformation, overuse of actives, and self-diagnosis are increasing, pushing demand toward preventive, personalized, and medically guided treatments.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I am Dr. Siddharth Munot, MD, dermatologist (DVL), having completed my MBBS from JJ Hospital, Mumbai, and my postgraduate training from KLE Hospital, Karnataka. I am also a member of the Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists, and Leprologists (IADVL). I am also the co-founder of Clinderma, which aims to bridge the gap between clinical dermatology and accessible, patient-centric skincare solutions for acne, pigmentation, and scars. Over the years, my clinical focus has been on evidence-based dermatology, with particular expertise in acne management using root-cause–targeted approaches, as well as pigmentation and scar management.
Q2. As more consumers move from cosmetic products to clinically driven solutions, how is this changing expectations around efficacy, timelines, and outcomes?
There is definitely a noticeable shift toward clinically driven skincare, and with that, patient expectations have become more outcome-oriented. People now expect visible and measurable results rather than just temporary improvement. However, there is still a gap in understanding timelines—clinical treatments work, but they require consistency and patience. As dermatologists, we are increasingly spending time educating patients that true skin improvement, especially in conditions…
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