Dr. Nyra
MBBS, MD (Dermatology)
Owner & Chief Consultant
- Trained at Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College
- 3 years of clinical work in Germany
- 8 years of experience
- Consults at Gurugram
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Dwarka Expressway · Clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram
Alopecia Areata Treatment in Dwarka Expressway
DenceSpot does not have a clinic on Dwarka Expressway: patients from Dwarka Expressway are seen at our clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram, opposite Medanta – The Medicity. Patchy hair loss is first confirmed as alopecia areata, an autoimmune condition, rather than a fungal infection, hair-pulling or a scarring condition. Treatment then depends on how widespread it is, and no transplant is offered while the condition is active.
- Clinic in Sector 39, Gurugram
- Mimics excluded first
- Every patch on record
- No surgery while active
Image: representative, not the Gurugram clinic
Coming from Dwarka Expressway
Patchy Hair Loss? Help for People From Dwarka Expressway
The Dwarka Expressway links Dwarka in Delhi with Gurugram, through newer residential sectors. Diagnosis, any treatment of the patches and every photo review happen at DenceSpot’s Gurugram clinic, Sector 39.
Getting to the Gurugram Clinic
Most people from Dwarka Expressway come by car, cab or auto. The clinic is on Sector 39 Road in Jharsa, opposite Medanta – The Medicity, so the Medanta gate is the landmark to give a driver. Open the clinic on Google Maps for the route from your door.
Bring These to the First Visit
Note when each patch appeared and in what order, and bring any photos from early on, details of earlier episodes and how they ended, any family history of thyroid or other autoimmune conditions, and your list of medicines. The first appointment is mainly talking and looking, so it fits into a working day and you can return to Dwarka Expressway afterwards.
Alopecia Areata: Extent and Outlook
Patient education only; nobody can predict your own course.
| Term or stage | What it means |
|---|---|
| Patchy alopecia areata | Separate round or oval bare patches |
| Alopecia totalis | All scalp hair lost |
| Alopecia universalis | Body hair, brows and lashes too |
| Limited patches | Often regrow, sometimes untreated |
| Extensive or long-standing | A less predictable outlook |
| After regrowth | A new episode can follow |
- Dwarka ExpresswayNew Gurugram & NH-48
- ClinicSector 39, Gurugram · Opposite Medanta – The Medicity
- Clinic hoursMon–Sun · 10:00 – 20:00 · 7 days a week, Sunday included
Planning your visits
Planning Your Visits From Dwarka Expressway
A first assessment, then scheduled photo reviews over the following months, plus visits at intervals if patches are injected, all in Sector 39, Gurugram.
- Clinical Diagnosis
- Patches Photographed Each Visit
- Scheduled Reviews
- Beard and Brows Examined Too
- Open Mon–Sun, 10:00 – 20:00
- Send Photos on WhatsApp
Our doctors
Meet the Doctors at DenceSpot
Every case starts with an examination by a doctor. The doctor who will treat you at the Gurugram clinic is named at your consultation, and you can ask for their qualifications, registration and experience with the technique planned for you.
Dr. Rahul
- Senior Resident, ESIC Hospital
- 8+ years of experience
- Consults at Gurugram
Dr. Akash
- Trained at Universitätsmedizin Neumarkt a. M. Campus Hamburg (UMCH)
- 1-year fellowship in hair restoration, D. Y. Patil
- 10 years of experience
- Consults at Gurugram
Treatment
How Alopecia Areata Is Managed at the Gurugram Clinic
The approach follows the extent. Limited patches may simply be watched, with photographs and a set review date, or treated with a preparation put on the patch or a series of injections into it. Extensive or long-standing loss may need treatment under close medical supervision, or onward referral. A thyroid or other autoimmune condition found on screening is treated alongside, and camouflage or a hairpiece can make the office day easier while treatment takes its course. PRP has no established role in this condition, and a transplant is not done while it is active. More on the alopecia areata treatment in Gurgaon page.
How it works
From Diagnosis to Follow-Up for Alopecia Areata
Five stages in Sector 39; nothing is prescribed until the diagnosis is clear.
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01
History
How fast the patches came, whether it has happened before and how that ended, and any autoimmune illness among relatives.
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02
Examination
Scalp, eyebrows, beard and nails, partly to rule out fungal infection, traction, hair-pulling and scarring.
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03
Screening if Indicated
Thyroid function or other bloods when your history suggests a linked condition.
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04
Choosing an Approach
Observation, local treatment for limited patches, or closely supervised care when loss is extensive, decided with you.
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05
Photo Reviews
Baseline pictures repeated at every review, which shows regrowth, spread or a new episode clearly.
Related reading: bare patches in the beard and when a transplant is the wrong step.
Cost
What Alopecia Areata Care Costs, and Why It Varies
Extent drives the cost. One or two small patches often need only the consultation, review visits and treatment aimed at the patch, while widespread disease brings more visits and closer supervision. You receive a written plan, with the cost, after the examination.
Number and size of patchesA small patch needs far less than loss across the scalp.
Visits for injectionsPatches injected at intervals mean a visit each time.
Screening and monitoringThyroid tests if indicated, and blood checks if supervised treatment is used.
Book a consultation
Book a Alopecia Areata Treatment Consultation From Dwarka Expressway
Book a time at the Sector 39 clinic. The doctor examines the patches along with your beard, brows and nails, explains whether watching or treating makes more sense for you, and is clear about why surgery is off the table while the condition is active.
- Address
- 1123, Sector 39 Road, Jharsa, C Block, Sector 39, Gurugram, Haryana 122003
- Phone
- +91 81783 30800
- Hours
- Mon–Sun · 10:00 – 20:00
Book Your Consultation
The Gurugram clinic replies during opening hours (Mon–Sun · 10:00 – 20:00).
Suitability is decided after clinical assessment. This page is patient education and is not medical advice.