Confidential medical consultation
Private history, symptom review and an individual care plan.
Private · respectful · diagnosis-led
Women’s Intimate Health Itching, dryness, discharge, pain, bladder leakage and menopausal changes are common medical concerns—not something to hide or feel ashamed about.
Dermis 365 provides a confidential first assessment and coordinates gynecology, dermatology or pelvic-floor care when needed.
Doctor-led skin, hair, aesthetic and wellness care · Kanakapura Road, Bangalore 560109
Doctor-led skin, hair, aesthetic and wellness care · Kanakapura Road, Bangalore 560109
100%
Doctor Supervised
AI
Skin & Hair Analysis
3
Laser Platforms
1:1
Customised Care Plans
Consent at every step
How your consultation works
We begin by listening. Examination is suggested only when it is useful, explained beforehand and performed with your consent.
You may ask questions, decline or pause an examination, and request a chaperone. Ask when booking if you prefer a female clinician.
Everyday care
Gentle intimate-health habits
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Wash the external vulva gently with water.
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Avoid internal washing, douching and steaming.
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Stop fragranced wipes, sprays or washes if irritated.
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Change out of damp clothing promptly.
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Use water- or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms.
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Use condoms with new partners and discuss STI testing.
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Keep cervical screening and HPV vaccination up to date as advised.
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Do not repeatedly self-treat “thrush” without confirmation.
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Arrange prompt or urgent care Seek assessment for bleeding after menopause, after sex or during pregnancy; a new lump or ulcer; severe pelvic pain; fever; heavy bleeding; fainting; difficulty passing urine; or symptoms after sexual assault. Emergency services are appropriate when needed.
Private questions, clear answers
Frequently asked questions Answered Clear & Clear.
Everything you need to know about our doctor-supervised treatments, AI skin analysis, and clinic consultations.
01 Vulva and vagina—what is the difference?
The vulva is external; the vagina is the internal muscular canal.
02 Does the vagina need special cleaning?
No. It is self-cleaning; wash the external vulva gently and avoid douching.
03 Is discharge normal?
It can be, but a new change in colour, smell, amount or texture may need assessment.
04 What causes itching or burning?
Irritation, allergy, infection, hormonal dryness and skin disease are possibilities.
05 Why is sex painful?
Dryness, inflammation, pelvic-floor tension, vulvodynia and deeper pelvic conditions can contribute.
06 What causes menopausal dryness?
Lower estrogen can make vulvar and vaginal tissues thinner, drier and less elastic.
07 Can vaginal estrogen help?
It helps some people but requires individual gynecological suitability review.
08 Are repeated yeast infections poor hygiene?
No. Repeated symptoms should be tested because other conditions can feel similar.
09 Can pelvic-floor therapy help?
Yes, for selected leakage, pain, vaginismus and prolapse symptoms after assessment.
10 Does vaginal rejuvenation work?
It covers different procedures; evidence and suitability depend on the exact diagnosis and treatment.
11 Are laser or RF procedures safe?
Risks exist, including pain, burns and scarring; qualified assessment and consent are essential.
12 When is bleeding concerning?
Bleeding after menopause, after sex, between periods or during pregnancy needs assessment.
13 What care does Dermis 365 provide?
Consultation, vulvar skin care, infection evaluation, menopause and pelvic-floor coordination, and selected procedures.
14 Can I request a female clinician or chaperone?
Ask when booking. Examination requires consent, privacy and chaperone availability under clinic policy.
15 When should I seek urgent care?
For severe pain, heavy bleeding, pregnancy-related symptoms, fever, fainting, assault or spreading infection.
