Before & After — Documented Patient Transformations

How these records are made

Photographs are taken in the clinic under consistent lighting at the first consultation and again at defined follow-up intervals. They are part of the clinical record first and a public record only second — nothing appears on this page without separate, documented written consent from the patient.

Images are never retouched, filtered or cropped to exaggerate change. Where an outcome was partial, we show it as partial.

Reading these images honestly

Before-and-after photographs are the weakest form of clinical evidence, which is why each entry carries the condition, the treatment duration and a clinical note. A response in one patient's eczema over seven months does not predict what will happen in yours; constitution, duration of illness, medication history and adherence all change the picture.

No result shown here should be read as a promise. If you want to know what is realistic in your own case, that answer belongs in a consultation where your history and reports can be reviewed.

Conditions most often documented

Skin and hair conditions dominate this record simply because they are visible: eczema, psoriasis, acne, vitiligo, urticaria, fungal infection, alopecia areata and hair fall. Warts, keloids and pigmentation are also documented where photographs are meaningful.