For skin treatment near Saket, HRG Skin and Hair Clinic in Sector 11, Rohini is roughly 30 km away from Saket, usually 1 hr 25 min by car. Acne, acne scars, pigmentation, melasma, tanning, dull skin and unwanted hair are treated with peels, HydraFacial, face PRP, IPL and laser — always after assessing your skin type and with a patch test before any laser.
Most skin problems that bring people from Saket to the clinic — stubborn acne, marks that will not fade, patchy pigmentation or a tan that never leaves — have been treated at home for months with products that were never matched to the skin type.
Our approach is simple: identify what is actually going on, choose the gentlest treatment that will work, and give you a written home routine so results last. No product pushing, and no strong peels or lasers on skin that has not been assessed.
What you get at HRG
Assessment firstSkin type, pigment depth and acne grade checked before any treatment.
Safe for Indian skinPeel strengths and laser settings chosen for your skin tone, with patch tests.
Combination plansIn-clinic sessions plus a simple home routine for lasting results.
PackagesBetter value for courses of 4–6 sessions.
Directions from Saket
By metro, start from Saket (Yellow Line) and travel towards Rohini West Metro (Red Line), then take a short auto to Sector 11. By car or cab it is about 30 km, usually 1 hr 25 min outside peak hours from Saket district centre. Most patients from Saket come for the consultation and procedure without needing to stay overnight.
At HRG Skin and Hair Clinic, which is roughly 30 km away from Saket, usually 1 hr 25 min by car, treatments include chemical peels, HydraFacial, face PRP, IPL photo facial, pigmentation and melasma care, acne and acne scar treatment and laser hair removal.
How many sessions do skin treatments need?
Most programmes run 4 to 6 sessions a few weeks apart, followed by maintenance.
Is there downtime?
HydraFacial has none. Peels may cause light peeling for a few days. You are told what to expect before each treatment.
Do I need an appointment?
Booking ahead by phone or WhatsApp avoids waiting. The clinic is open 10 AM – 8 PM, all days.
Where is the nearest skin specialist clinic to Saket?
HRG Skin and Hair Clinic at 1st Floor, C-1/167, opposite CNG pump, Sector 11, Rohini, New Delhi 110085 is roughly 30 km away from Saket, usually 1 hr 25 min by car. Consultations run 10 AM – 8 PM, all days.
Can I reach the clinic by metro from Saket?
Yes. From Saket (Yellow Line) travel towards Rohini West Metro (Red Line) and take a short auto to Sector 11, Rohini.
What is a hair transplant?
A hair transplant is a minor surgical procedure that moves healthy hair follicles from the back and sides of the head, where hair is genetically resistant to balding, to thinning or bald areas. The moved follicles keep their resistance, so they usually continue to grow for life.
Good candidates have pattern hair loss that has been stable for a while, a healthy donor area at the back of the head, and realistic expectations. People with very recent, diffuse or medically caused shedding are usually treated medically first and reviewed later.
The transplanted follicles are usually permanent because they come from areas resistant to the hormone that causes balding. However, your original hair around them can continue to thin, which is why many patients also use medical treatment to protect native hair.
Yes, when the hairline is designed for your face and age and grafts are placed at the right angle, direction and density. Unnatural results usually come from straight hairlines, wrong angles or grafts placed by untrained hands.
For people with stable pattern baldness and a good donor area, a well-done transplant gives permanent, natural hair that grows and can be cut like normal. Most patients say the confidence change is worth it — provided the surgery is done properly.
A large sitting can run eight hours and involve thousands of incisions under local anaesthesia. A hospital-attached theatre gives monitored vitals, an anaesthetist on call and emergency backup — none of which a clinic room can offer.
