Medical
Chronic and acute skin conditions, worked up properly and managed for the long term.
- Vitiligo & leucodermaSpecialty
- PsoriasisSpecialty
- Eczema & atopic dermatitis
- Acne & acne scarring
- Allergies & rashes
- Fungal infections
Vitiligo, psoriasis, acne, hair loss and modern aesthetics, with Dr. (Lt Col) Khagendra Varada, a dermatologist and dermatosurgeon of 45 years, 25 of them in the Indian Army Medical Corps.

You don’t need to know the name of the condition. Pick what you’re seeing.
A patch of skin tells you more under a lens than it does across a desk. The dermatoscope shows the pigment network — where it is intact, where it has gone, and whether the border is advancing — which is what decides the diagnosis and, after it, the plan.

This is what the first appointment is: an examination, a name for what you have, and a timeline you are told before anything starts.
Illustration, not a photograph.
Medical dermatology for conditions that need answers. Aesthetics that stay subtle and physician-led. Hair care that starts with a diagnosis, not a package.
Chronic and acute skin conditions, worked up properly and managed for the long term.
Performed by the dermatologist, not a technician. Conservative dosing, honest expectations.
Hair fall has causes: thyroid, iron, hormones, genetics. We find yours before treating.
The practice began as a vitiligo hospital, and that remains the deepest part of it, including surgical repigmentation, which comparatively few centres in India offer. Patients travel from outside Telangana for it.
Because these are lifelong conditions, both have their own reference sections on this site: what the disease actually is, what each treatment can and cannot do, and what it costs before you commit to it.
Read the vitiligo sectionMedical repigmentation, narrowband UVB, excimer laser and melanocyte grafting for stable disease. The first appointment is a diagnosis and a realistic timeline. Not a package.
Long-term control rather than a one-off clearance: topical and systemic therapy, phototherapy, and the triggers worth changing.
Not a graft of skin onto skin. A very thin shaving is taken from the patient’s own pigmented skin, the colour-making cells are separated out of it, and that suspension is laid onto the patch once its surface has been prepared. The cells are the patient’s own, which is why there is nothing to reject.

Offered only where the disease has been stable for a defined period, which is a clinical judgement made at the first visit. Being told the surgery is not appropriate yet is a common and correct outcome.
Illustration, not a photograph.
Whether a patch is spreading or has stopped is read from its edge, not from its size. A border that fades gradually into normal skin belongs to active disease. A border you could draw around means it has settled, and that is the point at which repigmentation, and surgery, become worth discussing.

This is the judgement the first appointment exists to make. Photographs of real treated patients, taken under standardised lighting and published only with written consent, are on the results page.
Illustration, not a photograph.
Real patients, photographed at the clinic, published with their written consent. Results differ from person to person: these are what happened to these patients, not a promise about you.


Hair came back over months, not weeks. Early regrowth is fine, pale and patchy long before it thickens, so the first months can look like very little is happening.


A thick, cracked plaque covering most of one shin. The scale settles first and the colour underneath takes longer to even out.


Colour returned across both forearms. Vitiligo this widespread is judged over months rather than weeks, and the same arm can respond well in one place and slowly in another.
One number, answered by the clinic team. Say what you’re seeing and send a photograph if you have one; they come back with a time.
Old prescriptions, photographs of a flare, anything you’ve already tried. It shortens the diagnosis.
₹699 + GST for a video consultation, ₹1,199 + GST in person. Consult online first and only the difference is charged if you then need to come in.
What it is, how long it takes, and what it will cost, before anything begins.
Chronic conditions are reviewed on a schedule. If something isn’t working, it changes.
Forty-five years in dermatology, twenty-five of them serving in the Indian Army Medical Corps, where you treat what walks in, and you learn to be certain before you act.
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“A patient who understands what is happening to their skin will follow the plan. A patient who has only been sold a package will stop at the first month that looks like nothing is changing.”Dr. (Lt Col) Khagendra Varada
The same address the practice has held for years, until recently under the name BNR Skin & Vitiligo Hospital. The doctor, the rooms and the patient records are unchanged.
Plot No D13B, Wellington Rd, Vikrampuri Colony, Karkhana, Secunderabad, Telangana 500009.
Everything, in one place: the medical clinic, the phototherapy and laser room, and the dermatosurgery list.
“I consulted him online for my relative’s skin problems. Many doctors couldn’t help before, but he listened carefully and gave a friendly, effective consultation.”
“He communicates all points of the treatment and welcomes feedback for the follow-up. He delivers good service to patients.”
“The appointment was timely. He was nice and explained things well. The treatment was effective, and overall I am satisfied.”
“The doctor takes time to carefully identify the root cause of skin issues rather than just treating symptoms. I really appreciate the patience shown in listening to all my concerns.”
“Doctor is very patient and understanding. He actually listens to us and doesn’t belittle us. You instantly feel at ease to share your issues honestly. He is very determined to give us a solution and it shows in his diagnosis and treatment.”
“Treatment with care and sensitivity. Treat the cause, not the symptom, is the driving force.”
“Explains the entire condition faced by the patient really well and is actively involved in the progress. Always open to answering all queries. Even the support staff are kind and take care of the patient well.”
“Dr Varada and his team go the extra mile in ensuring that patients get the right solution, with modern medicines. They are very approachable and caring in their engagement with patients.”
“Dr Varada is very experienced and friendly, doing great work. I got myself treated for eczema. Thank you very much.”
No treatment cures vitiligo. What treatment can do, and often does, is repigment affected skin and stop the spread.
How much repigments depends on the site, how long the patch has been there, and whether the disease is stable. You’ll be told which of those apply to you at the first visit.
For chronic conditions, months rather than weeks, and the first review is usually at six to eight weeks. Anything promising faster than that is promising something it cannot deliver.
No. Message the clinic on WhatsApp and bring whatever prescriptions or photographs you already have.
Yes. BNR Skin & Vitiligo Hospital is the name this practice traded under until recently. It is the same doctor at the same clinic in Secunderabad, with the same patient records. Only the name on the door has changed.
If you were treated here before, nothing about your file or your treatment plan has moved. The Google listing carries both names, so searching for either one finds the same clinic.
Yes. Particularly for vitiligo surgery, where patients travel from across Telangana and beyond. Send photographs before travelling so we can tell you whether the procedure is appropriate for your case.
On WhatsApp. One number, answered by the clinic team, who confirm a time and tell you what to bring. There is no booking form and no separate app. A single conversation is the whole process.
Not a treatment plan sold on the spot. Message the clinic and bring your history.