She explains how seemingly routine cosmetic procedures, when performed by quacks, can turn into life-threatening interventions.
Published Jun 01, 2025 | 2:53 PM ⚊ Updated Jun 01, 2025 | 2:53 PM
In a compelling conversation with Chetana Belagere of South First, dermatologist and head of chairperson of the Anti-Quackery Cell of the Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists, and Leprologists (IADVL), Dr Rajetha Damisetty — a strong voice against rising quackery in the beauty and cosmetology industry — breaks down how to identify fake practitioners and unsafe treatments.
Drawing from real cases and her clinical experience, Dr Rajetha highlights the alarming rise of unqualified individuals offering chemical peels, laser treatments, and steroid creams without medical knowledge — a practice that can lead to disfigurement, long-term complications, or even death.
She explains how seemingly routine cosmetic procedures, when performed by quacks, can turn into life-threatening interventions.
From fake titles and flashy clinics to harmful promises of instant fairness or hair regrowth, Dr Rajetha offers clear red flags the public should watch out for. This is more than a warning — it’s a wake-up call to protect your skin, your health, and your life.
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