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Psoriasis treatment in Secunderabad

Psoriasis is managed over years, which makes the review appointment the one that decides the outcome, and a review you can reach in fifteen minutes is a review you keep.

45 years in dermatologyDermatologist & dermatosurgeonKarkhana, SecunderabadBooking on WhatsApp

At a glance

Where
Karkhana, Secunderabad
Available here
Topicals, NB-UVB, systemics, biologics
Screened for
Psoriatic arthritis, metabolic risk
Flare plan
Written, at the first visit
Review
Every 6–8 weeks while active
Curable
No, but often well controlled
The approach

Clearing a flare is easy. Month four is the job.

Almost any potent steroid will flatten a plaque. What separates good psoriasis care from the other kind is what happens once it has: whether there was a step-down plan, or whether treatment was simply stopped and the disease rebounded, sometimes worse than it began.

So a first consultation here produces three things: what clears the current flare, what holds it afterwards, and a written plan for what to start at the first sign of the next one. Patients who leave with that third thing flare less, because they act in week one rather than week six.

It also produces a joint assessment. Up to a third of people with psoriasis develop psoriatic arthritis, the damage it causes does not reverse, and the early symptoms are routinely dismissed as unrelated aches.

Before you decide

Who is treating you, and what his patients said.

Dr. (Lt Col) Khagendra Varada, dermatologist and dermatosurgeon

Dr. (Lt Col) Khagendra Varada

  • 45 years in dermatology and dermatosurgery
  • 25 of them in the Indian Army Medical Corps
  • MBBS, Osmania Medical College
  • Dip. Practical Dermatology, Cardiff · Dip. Dermatology, AAAM

Reg. No. 10461, Hyderabad State Medical Council

Full background →

“Dr. Varada is an incredibly patient, knowledgeable and wonderful doctor. He sorted out an issue that I had been dealing with for years in one appointment and there’s been no looking back since!”

★★★★★Apurv Vedantam Isaac · Google

“Dr. Varada was excellent. Clearly knowledgeable and thorough, took time to explain what they saw and why. Office staff were friendly and the visit felt unrushed. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a dermatologist who really knows their craft.”

★★★★★Nithin Jakkamputi · Google
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Where you enter

Treatment is a sequence, not a menu.

Creams, then light, then tablets, then the targeted injections. Where you start depends on how much skin is involved and what it is doing to your life — not on what is newest.

A staircase of four ascending steps. On the first sits a tube of cream, on the second a small light panel, on the third a blister sheet of tablets, and on the highest a syringe. Beneath the staircase a wedge grows steadily thicker from left to right.
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  1. 1Creams
  2. 2Light
  3. 3Tablets
  4. 4Targeted injections

The wedge beneath the steps is the monitoring each rung asks of you, and it thickens the whole way up. Nobody starts at the top, and nobody should be left at the bottom for years if it is not working.

  1. Creams
  2. Light
  3. Tablets
  4. Targeted injections

Illustration, not a photograph.

Bring with you

What makes a first psoriasis visit count.

  • Every prescription you have used, including what stopped working
  • Photographs of the skin at its worst, not on a good day
  • Blood results: liver, lipids, sugar, if you have them
  • A note of your joints: stiffness, swelling, heel or back pain
  • Dates, when it started, what triggers a flare
  • Your questions, written down
Why the address matters

A light course is decided by the traffic, not the technology.

Narrowband UVB is two to three sessions a week. Excimer is usually twice a week. Both run for months, not weeks. That means somewhere between forty and eighty separate trips before the course is finished, and the single commonest reason a course is abandoned is not that it stopped working. It is that the journey stopped being possible.

Which is why this page leads with the address rather than the equipment. If you live on the Secunderabad side, a clinic in Karkhana is a fifteen-minute problem. The same course booked across the city is a ninety-minute problem twice a week, and the difference between those two numbers decides how much of your skin repigments.

Every locality, and how far

Short trips get finished

Adherence is the variable a patient controls most and hears about least. Distance is most of it.

Sessions fit around a working day

Consulting runs mon–sat, 11:30 am – 5:00 pm, so a session slots into a lunch break rather than costing an afternoon.

Coming from

Getting here for reviews

LocalityDistancePractical for 2–3 visits a week
Karkhanathe clinic’s own localityYes
Vikrampuri Colonywalking distanceYes
Trimulgherryabout 2 kmYes
West & East Marredpallyabout 3 kmYes
Bowenpallyabout 4 kmYes
Bolarumabout 5 kmYes
Alwalabout 6 kmYes
Tarnakaabout 7 kmYes
Begumpetabout 7 kmYes
Malkajgiriabout 8 kmYes
Kompallyabout 9 kmYes
Sainikpuri & A.S. Rao Nagarabout 10 kmYes

Psoriasis reviews are usually every six to eight weeks rather than weekly, so distance matters less than it does for vitiligo, until phototherapy enters the plan, at which point it matters just as much.

Second opinions are welcome

Bring the previous diagnosis, every prescription and any blood results. The commonest finding in a psoriasis second opinion is not a wrong diagnosis. It is a potent steroid that has been running for months with no maintenance plan and no review date.

Finding the clinic

Karkhana, Secunderabad

One consulting location, formerly BNR Skin & Vitiligo Hospital. The practice has held this address for years.

Where

Plot No 13D/B, Wellington Rd, Vikrampuri Colony, Karkhana, Secunderabad, Telangana 500009.

  • Off Wellington Road, Vikrampuri Colony
  • Listed on Google as Dr. Varada’s Skin & Hair Center | BNR Skin & Vitiligo Hospital
  • Consulting mon–sat, 11:30 am – 5:00 pm, closed Sunday

How to book

On WhatsApp: one number, answered by the clinic team, who confirm a time and say what to bring.

  • WhatsApp +91 80088 55330
  • Photographs welcome before your first visit
  • Video consultation if you are out of the city
Questions patients actually ask

Psoriasis treatment in Secunderabad

Where is the clinic?

Plot No 13D/B, Wellington Rd, Vikrampuri Colony, Karkhana, Secunderabad 500009. Formerly BNR Skin & Vitiligo Hospital. Monday to Saturday, 11:30 am to 5:00 pm.

Is phototherapy available in Secunderabad?

Yes, narrowband UVB on site. A course typically runs 20 to 36 sessions at two to three a week, so it is worth checking the timings suit you before starting.

Can psoriasis be cured?

No. It is a long-term immune condition. Treatment aims at remission: skin that is clear or nearly clear, held there with maintenance, sometimes for years.

I have joint pain along with psoriasis. Is that related?

It may well be. Up to a third of people with psoriasis develop psoriatic arthritis, and catching it early matters because joint damage does not reverse. Raise it at your appointment. It will be asked about anyway.

Do you prescribe biologics?

Yes, where conventional systemics have failed or are unsuitable, and after TB and hepatitis screening. They are not a first step and are not offered as one.

How do I book?

On WhatsApp at +91 80088 55330. Say what you are seeing, send a photograph if you have one, and the clinic team come back with a time.

References

The clinical statements on this page follow the guidance and evidence below. They are independent sources. None of them is connected to this clinic, and none of them sells the treatments described here.

  1. Psoriasis: overview, symptoms and treatmentUS National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIH)
  2. Psoriasis resource centreAmerican Academy of Dermatology
  3. PsoriasisDermNet (New Zealand Dermatological Society)
  4. Psoriasis: assessment and management (CG153)National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (UK)

The first appointment is a diagnosis.

Not a treatment plan sold on the spot. Message the clinic and bring your history.

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