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Dr Niteen Dhepe is a board-certified senior dermatologist and possesses the highest expertise in lasers. He is a pioneer in introducing many lasers and energy-based technologies in India. He has evolved various newer techniques of adopting laser energy for Indian skin. He is often called by his colleagues 'The Laser Man" of Indian Dermatology. Dr Dhepe was the first user of Ultrapulse SCAAR FX technology in Indian Dermatology. He has developed his own protocols for using fractional CO2 laser and other modalities in various scar conditions. He has devised his '5-tier technique' of acne scar modification. He has coined the concept of 'vertical subcision' with lasers. He has proposed an entirely new way of classification of 'laser treatable scars and scar-like conditions'. His innovative work is included in multiple chapters in various textbooks. Dr Dhepe is now considered a scar authority as he has established the sub-branch of 'laser scar reduction'.

Dr Niteen Dhepe, a Keloid Specialist in Pune, provides a wide range of keloid scar removal treatment options. He has created several therapeutic approaches that not only produce good results but also do not cause any damage or put patients at risk of worsening their keloids. If you have keloids, if they have intensified despite meds or surgery, or if your doctor is unable to find an acceptable therapy for you, you must know that there is assistance, and there is someone who has treated many other keloid patients like you.

Keloid is a skin condition that has a significant impact on many aspects of the life of those who suffer from it. Keloid scars can appear as a single little spot on the skin or as a series of lesions spread over the body. In certain cases, keloid scars can grow into large skin tumours. Keloid has a genetic component, usually runs in families, and is most often seen in African/African American and Asian populations; nevertheless, it has been documented in people of almost all races. Keloid will appear after a skin injury in a person prone to the condition, which can occur in several ways, such as ear piercing, acne, surgery, chickenpox, etc.