Nobel Hospital expands advanced dermatology & cosmetic care services

KATHMANDU: Nobel Hospital in Biratnagar has been providing advanced treatment for a wide range of skin and cosmetic conditions, including moles, warts, skin tags, wrinkles, pigmentation, vitiligo, leprosy, and other dermatological disorders through modern technology and specialist care.

According to the hospital, comprehensive skin care services are available under the supervision of expert dermatologists using state-of-the-art equipment.

The hospital offers treatments ranging from tattoo removal and laser hair reduction to hair restoration procedures.

Dr. Manish Pradhan, Consultant Dermatologist, Leprologist and Cosmetic Specialist, said dermatology services at the hospital are broadly divided into two categories—conventional dermatology and cosmetic dermatology. Both services are available at Nobel Hospital.

Conventional dermatology focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases, including allergies, rashes, acne, scabies, boils, wounds, psoriasis, eczema, hair loss, skin infections, and nail disorders.

Cosmetic dermatology, on the other hand, is aimed at enhancing skin appearance and aesthetics through procedures such as laser treatments, Botox, fillers, and other advanced skin rejuvenation techniques, Dr. Pradhan said.

He noted that growing public awareness and interest in personal appearance have significantly increased demand for cosmetic dermatology services.

Many patients now seek treatment not only for medical conditions but also to improve skin health and appearance.

Women, in particular, frequently visit the hospital for the treatment of unwanted facial hair, which can sometimes be linked to underlying medical conditions requiring further evaluation.

Nobel Hospital has been providing dermatology services for nearly two decades and has earned the trust of patients, many of whom recommend the hospital to others after successful treatment outcomes.

The hospital also offers biopsy services for the diagnosis of skin cancer and leprosy using advanced diagnostic technologies.

Modern cosmetic procedures such as carbon peeling and Hydrafacial are available to improve skin texture and appearance.

For tattoo removal, the hospital uses Pico Laser technology. Depending on the nature of moles, skin tags, and warts, treatment options include Pico Laser, Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Laser, or surgical procedures when necessary.

Micro-laser technology is also used to treat acne scars and skin damage caused by severe acne.

Specialized services are available for hair loss and baldness, including laser-based treatments and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, which uses a patient’s own blood to stimulate hair regrowth.

For vitiligo (white patches), the hospital provides treatment through medication combined with phototherapy. Dr. Pradhan said Nobel Hospital continues to offer a wide range of modern dermatological and cosmetic services aimed at improving both skin health and patients’ confidence.