Choosing a dermatologist in Navi Mumbai starts with the doctor, your concern and the location where you will be seen. Confirm the clinician’s qualifications, appointment availability and consultation fee before booking, especially when a doctor works at more than one hospital.
This guide lists selected doctors and clinics with official online profiles, explains what to ask about skin and hair treatments, and provides a checklist for comparing costs. Inclusion is not a ranking or a guarantee of treatment results.
Each entry below was checked against the doctor’s or clinic’s own official hospital, provider or booking page, not against a directory listing or a clinic’s own marketing copy alone. Where a location, qualification or service could not be confirmed this way, it has been left out rather than carried forward on the strength of an older listing. This is a working method for a local directory, not a claim that every dermatologist or clinic in Navi Mumbai has been reviewed; a doctor or clinic that does not appear here may still be a reasonable choice, and you should apply the same checks to any provider you are considering, whether listed on this page or not.
Dermatologists and Skin Clinics to Consider
The listings below are dermatologists and skin clinics to consider, based on publicly available hospital and clinic information. They are provider-listed options, not independently audited clinical endorsements. Confirm the doctor, branch and fee directly with the provider before booking.
Dr. Gautam Dethe
Listed by Fortis Hiranandani Hospital, Vashi, and also by Apollo, which lists a CBD Belapur location. Fortis lists the qualifications MBBS, DDV and DNB, with over a decade of listed dermatology practice. Fortis’s own profile lists clinical interests including acne treatment, scar treatment, pigmentation, hair-loss treatment and laser hair removal, though the specific treatment appropriate for you depends on your own consultation and diagnosis, not on this list alone. Confirm which location applies to your appointment before booking, since the same doctor’s schedule and fee can differ between hospitals. Fortis profile · Apollo profile.
Dr. Manjyot Gautam
Listed by DY Patil Healthcare, Sector 5, Nerul, and also by Apollo, which lists a CBD Belapur location. DY Patil lists the qualifications MBBS and MD Dermatology, both from LTMMC and Sion Hospital, with a stated interest in clinical and paediatric dermatology. DY Patil’s own profile also lists set consultation hours at the Nerul branch, though these can change, so confirm current timings when you book rather than relying on a listing that may be out of date. As with any doctor listed by more than one provider, confirm the location for your specific appointment rather than assuming the same schedule applies everywhere. DY Patil profile · Apollo profile.
Dr. Parag Sharma
Listed by Seawoods Hospital, Plot 21, Sector 48, Seawoods, Nerul. The hospital lists the qualifications MBBS and MD Dermatology & Venereology, describing over two decades of dermatology practice. Seawoods Hospital’s own profile lists dermatology among its named specialities, alongside general OPD access at the same address. This listing reflects one hospital’s own published profile rather than an independent assessment of the doctor’s practice; confirm current appointment availability and fee directly before your visit. Seawoods Hospital profile.
Kaya Skin & Hair Clinic, Vashi
Official branch at Plot 9, B Tower, Ganesh Society, Ground Floor, Sector 1, Vashi, listing daily hours from 10 am to 7 pm. Kaya is a clinic brand rather than an individual dermatologist’s practice, and the branch’s published information describes a team of skin specialists and therapists across its network without naming a specific consulting dermatologist for this branch. Ask who will conduct your consultation and whether that person is a dermatologist before assuming every listed service is performed by one, and confirm current appointment availability directly with the branch. Official Vashi branch.
Ask who will diagnose the condition, prescribe treatment and perform any procedure. A consultation with a dermatologist is different from an assessment by a therapist or sales adviser, and a clinic brand name is not itself a medical qualification.
A wellness-centre or beauty-school listing does not by itself establish that a medical dermatology service is available at a given location; if a provider’s medical service and attending dermatologist cannot be confirmed through its own official information, treat that as unverified rather than assuming it exists.
Checking a Doctor’s Qualifications and Registration
Check the doctor’s medical registration and the exact recognised postgraduate qualification in dermatology. MD and DNB are examples of specialist qualifications; do not reject or accept a diploma solely from its abbreviation. Verify its full title, awarding institution and recognition. A short cosmetic-training certificate does not by itself establish specialist dermatology training.
Dr. Gautam Dethe’s Fortis profile is a concrete example of a dermatologist listed with DNB and DDV rather than MD, and remains a genuine dermatology specialist qualification. Fortis profile.
This distinction matters because cosmetic and aesthetic clinics sometimes list staff whose training is a short certificate course rather than a recognised postgraduate dermatology qualification. A certificate in a specific cosmetic procedure can be a genuine, relevant credential for that procedure, but it is not the same thing as completing a recognised postgraduate qualification in dermatology, and a clinic’s own description of a staff member as a “skin expert” or similar does not by itself tell you which one you are seeing.
To check registration yourself:
- Obtain the doctor’s full name and registration number.
- Check the relevant medical council’s official register.
- Match the identity and available qualification details.
- If records are incomplete or inaccessible, seek clarification rather than declaring the doctor unregistered.
Choosing Care for Your Concern
The sections below explain what a proper assessment generally involves for a few common concerns, so you can judge whether a proposed treatment plan matches your situation. None of this is a substitute for your own consultation, and a plan that is right for someone else’s skin is not automatically right for yours.
Active acne and acne scars need different assessments. Scar treatment depends on scar type, skin characteristics and whether acne is still active. A dermatologist may recommend controlling breakouts before beginning scar procedures. The number of sessions, the method used and how quickly you see improvement depend on your individual assessment, not on a fixed course that applies to everyone. The American Academy of Dermatology describes individualised scar assessment and notes that controlling active acne commonly comes first. AAD acne-scar guidance.
Pigmentation has different causes, so treatment should follow a diagnosis. Melasma can persist or recur, and there is no single best treatment for everyone. Ask about sun protection, realistic improvement, maintenance and whether a proposed procedure is appropriate for your skin. AAD guidance supports individualised treatment and explains that melasma may persist for years. AAD melasma guidance.
Hair-loss treatment depends on the cause. Assessment may include the history, scalp examination and selected tests when indicated. Ask why PRP, GFC, medication or surgery is being proposed, what alternatives exist and how response will be assessed. The AAD emphasises identifying the cause and states that no single hair-loss treatment works for everyone. AAD hair-loss guidance.
Laser hair reduction requires an assessment of skin, hair and treatment history. Ask who will perform the procedure, which device will be used, what risks apply to you and whether maintenance treatment may be needed. AAD guidance explains that outcomes vary and that burns, pigment changes and scarring are possible. AAD laser-hair-removal guidance.
Before an elective cosmetic procedure, such as Botox, fillers, HIFU or a thread lift, ask:
- Who will assess and treat you?
- Why is this procedure appropriate?
- What alternatives include doing nothing?
- What improvement is realistic?
- What are the risks and likely recovery requirements?
- What aftercare and complication support are available?
- Is the quotation for the full proposed treatment?
Photos and reviews can help you prepare questions, but they do not establish qualifications, typical results or suitability for your condition. Ask whether photographs use comparable lighting and timing and whether the shown outcome is representative.
Consultation and Treatment-Cost Worksheet
Fortis currently displays a consultation fee of ₹1,200 on Dr. Gautam Dethe’s profile, checked on 19 September 2026; confirm the applicable appointment fee and additional charges before booking. This is one provider’s displayed fee, not a market average. Fortis profile.
Use the worksheet below for any doctor or clinic you are considering, and compare written plans for the same condition and treatment scope. A cheaper session is not necessarily a cheaper course, and an advertised package does not establish that you need the procedure.
| Ask for | What to record |
|---|---|
| Consultation | Named doctor, branch, fee and follow-up policy |
| Diagnosis | What condition is being treated |
| Investigations | Which tests are proposed and why |
| Treatment | Medicines, procedure or both |
| Procedure quote | Area treated, method and what is included |
| Sessions | Initial estimate and when progress will be reviewed |
| Additional costs | Medicines, consumables, taxes and aftercare |
| Package terms | Expiry, cancellations, refunds and unused sessions |
| Complication support | Contact route and any additional charges |
Before Your First Appointment
Bring a brief symptom timeline, your current medicines and supplements, previous prescriptions and relevant reports, and the names or photographs of any products you have already used. Mention allergies and any previous treatment reactions. Prepare your questions about diagnosis, alternatives, costs and follow-up in advance. Do not stop any prescribed medicine before your visit without advice from the clinician who prescribed it.
Insurance and Urgent Care
Ask your insurer whether the proposed consultation, investigation or procedure is covered under your specific policy. Confirm outpatient benefits, exclusions, waiting periods, authorisation requirements and reimbursement documents before assuming payment. A dermatologist’s prescription does not by itself establish that a claim will be covered, and cosmetic or elective procedures are commonly excluded even when a medical-sounding term is used to describe them, so check the specific exclusion wording in your policy rather than assuming a treatment is covered because it was recommended by a doctor.
Seek urgent hospital care for a rash with breathing difficulty, swelling of the mouth or throat, or extensive blistering or peeling, especially after starting a medicine. Do not wait for a routine cosmetic-clinic appointment. These can indicate a serious reaction requiring immediate care. NHS guidance on severe allergic reactions and NHS guidance on serious skin reactions after starting a medicine.
If a hospital-based consultation suits you better than a standalone clinic, see our guide to hospitals in Navi Mumbai. For coverage questions, see our family health insurance guide. If the concern involves a child’s skin, see our guide to paediatricians and child specialists. For urgent-care locations and after-hours pharmacies, see our guide to emergency services and pharmacies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose a dermatologist in Navi Mumbai?
Check the doctor’s medical registration, dermatology qualifications, consultation location and experience relevant to your concern. Ask about diagnosis, treatment alternatives, costs and follow-up. Reviews, brand names and photographs should not replace these checks.
Which dermatologists and skin clinics are included in this guide?
This guide includes provider-listed options for Dr. Gautam Dethe, Dr. Manjyot Gautam, Dr. Parag Sharma and Kaya’s Vashi clinic. It is a selected shortlist, not a ranking or a complete directory. Confirm the doctor and branch when booking.
Does a dermatologist have to hold an MD?
MD is not the only dermatology qualification. Check the exact specialist qualification, its recognition and the doctor’s medical registration. Do not assume that every diploma is invalid or that a short cosmetic certificate establishes specialist dermatology training.
What does a dermatologist consultation cost in Navi Mumbai?
Fees vary by doctor, hospital, branch and appointment type. Confirm the current consultation fee, follow-up policy and any additional charges directly with the provider. A displayed fee may not include tests, medicines or procedures.
How many sessions will acne-scar or pigmentation treatment take?
There is no fixed course suitable for everyone. The diagnosis, scar or pigmentation type, skin characteristics, treatment selected and response affect the plan. Ask when progress will be reviewed and whether maintenance may be needed.
Should I book PRP or GFC before a hair-loss consultation?
Start with an assessment of the cause of hair loss. A procedure package may not be appropriate for your condition. Ask the doctor why a treatment is recommended, what alternatives exist and what evidence supports the expected benefit.
Is laser hair removal suitable for every skin and hair type?
Suitability and results depend on individual skin and hair characteristics, the device and the clinician’s assessment. Ask about risks, the person performing the procedure, aftercare and possible maintenance sessions. No clinic should promise identical results for everyone.
Will health insurance cover my dermatology treatment?
Coverage depends on your policy and the proposed care. Check outpatient benefits, exclusions, waiting periods and approval requirements with your insurer. A prescription or a clinic’s assurance does not by itself confirm that a claim will be paid.
Sources and Methodology
Listings were checked against official hospital, clinic and provider booking pages on 19 September 2026. Qualifications are reported as published by the identified providers unless a separate register check is expressly stated. Inclusion does not represent a clinical ranking, personal treatment experience or a guarantee of results. Confirm the doctor, branch, availability and fees before booking.
Doctor and clinic listings: Dr. Gautam Dethe at Fortis, and at Apollo; Dr. Manjyot Gautam at DY Patil, and at Apollo; Dr. Parag Sharma at Seawoods Hospital; Kaya’s official Vashi branch.
Clinical guidance: American Academy of Dermatology on acne scars, on melasma, on hair loss and on laser hair removal; NHS guidance on severe allergic reactions and on serious skin reactions.
Confirm the doctor, branch, availability and fees directly with the provider before booking. Last reviewed: 19 September 2026.
