About the Doctor
Biosketch : Dr Sharmila Patil
Dermatologist , Cosmetologist , Hair transplant Surgeon
Dr. Sharmila Patil is a distinguished dermatologist with over 35 years of experience. She is a Professor and Head of the Department of Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy at Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College & Hospital & Research Centre. Dr. Patil is a highly skilled and experienced dermatologist with a passion for advancing dermatological knowledge and providing compassionate care to her patients. She is a sought-after expert in her field and has made significant contributions to the dermatological community.
Dr. Patil’s training and education began with her MD DDV degree from Mumbai University. She then pursued specialized training in Dermatopathology in Hamburg, Germany, and Vitiligo surgery at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit. Dr. Patil’s areas of expertise include vitiligo surgery, leprosy elimination, laser technology applications, and cosmetic dermatology. She is adept at handling complex cases and has a mastery of cutting-edge technologies.
Dr. Patil is a highly accomplished and respected dermatologist. She has been an Executive Committee member of IADVL for 15 years and has held leadership roles in several dermatological organizations. She is also the Chairperson for the Board of Studies at D.Y. Patil Medical College. Dr. Patil has published numerous papers in peer-reviewed journals and has received several awards for her work, including the BHARAT JYOTI AWARD.
Dr. Patil is a dedicated and compassionate physician who is committed to providing her patients with the highest quality care. She is a valuable asset to the dermatological community and her contributions have made a significant impact on the lives of many people.
Professional Journey At A Glance
Education
MBBS – Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Hospital
DDVL – College of physicians and Surgeons Mumbai
MD – Skin & VD – University Of Bombay
Specializations
- Dermatologist
- Cosmetologist
- Trichologist
Registrations
- 66671 Maharashtra Medical Council, 1991
Awards and Recognitions
Bharatjyoti Award for Outstanding Services & Achievement and Contribution – 2006
Published more than 25 Papers in National & International Journalls – 2007
Expert Faculty at Kelkar’s Cosmetology and Research Centre – 2005
Fellowship in Dermatopathology – 2013
Specialization in Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) – 2013
Memberships
Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists (IADVL)
Association of Cutaneous Surgeons, India
Cosmetology Society of India (CDSI)
Experience
1994 – Present Head of The Department of Dermatology at DY Patil College
2009 – Present Dermatologist at Dr. Sharmila’s Dermocosmetic Laser Center Hair & Skin Clinic
Citations & Research Papers Published
Efficacy and safety comparison of basic fibroblast growth factor-related decapeptide 0.1% solution (bfgfrp) plus oral puva combination therapy with oral puva monotherapy in the treatment of vitiligo.
Hand foot mouth disease is a common childhood illness most commonly caused by Coxsackievirus A16 and Enterovirus71. It can rarely also affect adults. Clinical features include fever, malaise, oral ulcers and a vesicular eruption over the hands and feet. Transmission can occur via respiratory secretions, oral-oral, feco-oral, contact with fomites or sharing close living spaces. Painful stomatitis is an early feature and diffuse pupuric rash is a feature seen more commonly in adults. While the course of this infection is usually benign in children, resolving in a period of 1-2 weeks, atypical presentations are seen in adults. In this article, we report a cluster of three cases with atypical features of this infection.
Diabetes is a disease characterized by chronic hyperglycemia and several musculoskeletal disorders associates with patients of diabetic mellitus. Some are because of the disease process, others have a higher incidence in those with diabetes, and yet others are likely associated with common etiologies. The objective of the present study is to document the
association of cutaneous manifestations and diabetes. Total 90 type I & II diabetic patients were studied for abnormal glucose metabolism and cutaneous manifestations with respect to infections, neuropathy, nephropathy and retinopathy. Out of 90, four percent were type I and Ninety- six percent of patients were type II diabetes. 63 patients were present cutaneous
manifestations out of these 49 females (77.78%) and 14 males (22.22%). Infections and other ddermatopathy (76%) were the commonest manifestations. Diabetic retinopathy (13%) and nephropathy (11%) Hypertension (49.20%), Neuropathy (4.76%) and Coronary Disease (12.69 %) were reported. Cutaneous manifestations are quite common in type II diabetes mellitus and patients presents with multiple cutaneous manifestations, should be evaluated for systemic complications.
Philosophy of Care
Dr. Sharmila Patil believes in going beyond the surface, treating skin health as an interconnected part of overall well-being.
Holistic Approach to Skin Care
"Understanding the Mind-Body-Skin Connection"
Patient-Centered Care
"Tailoring Solutions to Your Unique Skin"
Our Expertise
01.
Skin treatment for diseases:
- Dermatological treatment
- Dermatologic therapy
- Treatment of skin conditions
02.
Cosmetic treatment:
- Beauty treatment
- Rejuvenation of the skin
- Improvement of skin texture and tone
03.
Hair Treatment
- Hair loss treatment
- PRP Treatment
- Hair transplant
Beyond the Clinic
Contributing to Dermatological Research
Training Next Generations of Dermatologist
Volunteering and Community Engagement
Testimonial
Expertise brings Results
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