Dr. Vilas KhurpeтАЩs Clinic and Panchakarma Center provide the best Skin Ayurvedic Treatment in Sindkhed Raja Buldhana. Our aim is to provide ayurvedic treatment and expert counseling for skin issues.
тАЬKushtaтАЭ is a term used for various disorders. Skin disorders are mostly due to the intrinsic toxins generated in the human body which are because of altered lifestyle, consumption of fast food, viruddha anna sevan, stress, and prakruti. These toxins affect (pitta) blood and erupt into skin diseases.
In the human body Skin is the most important organ. Ayurveda states the skin has seven layers, and diseases rooted deeply in dhatus require deeper Ayurvedic treatments like detoxification, panchakarma, and rasayan therapy.
Acne vulgaris is a common skin problem, widespread among teenagers and youngsters. During puberty oil glands become overactive, producing excess sebum that clogs pores and leads to acne.
Pores get congested due to sebum, dry skin, dirt, and bacteria тАФ worsening acne. These lesions appear on the face, neck, shoulders, and chest. Chronic acne may cause scarring.
Ayurveda treats acne from its root cause, not just the surface symptoms.
- Irritant cosmetics
- Inadequate water intake
- Unbalanced eating hours
- Heredity
- Consumption of fatty & fried food and excess starch
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Stress
- Use of steroids
- Hormonal imbalance
- Chronic constipation
- Inactivity
- Improper skin cleansing
- Excess caffeine intake
- Inadequate sleep
- Alcoholism
- Tobacco intake
- Repetitive caffeine intake
Acne results from vitiated blood and blocked subtle channels. Ayurveda focuses on removing root causes to give permanent relief.
Steaming: Not recommended when inflammation exists. Helps unblock channels.
Vamana (Therapeutic Vomiting): Removes toxins and clears facial channels.
Virechana (Purgation): Cleanses aggravated Pitta and blood impurities.
Nasya: Useful in chronic acne conditions.
Raktamokshana (Bloodletting): Removes stagnant blood improving microcirculation. Methods include leech therapy, prachaana, and sira vedha.
- Adopt measures to reduce constipation.
- Eat raw foods: organic fruits, vegetables, sprouts, nuts, whole grains.
- Practice Yoga and maintain personal hygiene.
- Wash your face often with clean water.
- Steam your face twice a week.
- Consume a healthy diet rich in fruits & vegetables.
- Use separate face towel and soap.
- Consult your doctor for any doubts about medication.
- Inform your doctor if you take hormones or contraceptive pills.
- Avoid oily cosmetics.
- Do not stop medication without consulting your doctor.
- Do not pinch or pluck pimples.
- Avoid strong medicated soaps.
- Avoid citrus, canned, stewed, and dried fruits.
- Restrict starchy, protein-heavy, and fatty foods.
- Avoid non-veg, sugar, tea, coffee, pickles, refined foods.
- Avoid soft drinks, ice cream, candies, and white-flour products.
