After
BeforeStable vitiligo patch
Female, 31. A stable vitiligo patch on the face treated with punch skin grafting after phototherapy alone had plateaued. Visible repigmentation at follow-up.
Dermatology & Skin Surgery · Karur
Clinical dermatology and minor surgical procedures are performed in a sterile, hospital-standard setting, covering treatments such as mole, skin tag and cyst removal, vitiligo grafting and phototherapy. Every procedure begins with a thorough clinical assessment and appropriate diagnosis.
Patient results
Real patient results from three key procedures at Skin Trust. All images published with written patient consent, photographed under identical clinic lighting.
After
BeforeFemale, 31. A stable vitiligo patch on the face treated with punch skin grafting after phototherapy alone had plateaued. Visible repigmentation at follow-up.
After
BeforeMale, 28. A deep plantar wart causing pain while walking was precisely removed after unsuccessful home treatments. Comfortable walking resumed within two weeks, with minimal visible scarring.
After
BeforeFemale, 27. A stretched earlobe from years of heavy earring use surgically repaired, restoring a natural earlobe shape and structure.
Results vary by individual and depend on lesion type, skin type, stability of condition and treatment compliance. All photographs are of real Skin Trust patients, published with written consent. These are not a guarantee of outcome.
Dermatology & skin surgery
Every procedure below begins with a clinical assessment. Nothing is removed, grafted or treated without a clear diagnosis behind it.
Surgical removal of moles, skin tags and cysts performed under local anaesthesia in a sterile clinical setting, with each lesion assessed for size, depth and clinical presentation before removal.
Surgical repair of torn, stretched or split earlobes (whether from injury, heavy earrings or gauging) restoring a natural shape and structure.
Surgical repigmentation techniques, including punch and skin grafting, for stable vitiligo patches that have not responded to medical or light-based therapy alone.
Targeted light therapy (narrowband UVB, PUVA and excimer) used to manage vitiligo, psoriasis and other chronic skin conditions, with wavelength and exposure calibrated to the specific condition and skin type.
In-clinic procedures using controlled freezing or electrical current to remove warts, skin tags and other benign surface lesions, chosen based on lesion type and location.
Microblading for eyebrow definition using a fine hair-stroke technique, and dermoscopy for detailed clinical examination of moles and pigmented lesions to assess for concerning features.
Why Karur Trusts Dr. K. B. Kavitha
Clinical dermatology and minor surgery call for the same rigour as any hospital procedure. Here is how that is upheld at Skin Trust.
Every excision, repair, graft and phototherapy session at this clinic is carried out by Dr. K. B. Kavitha personally, from initial assessment through to the procedure itself.
Clinical dermatology and minor surgery at Skin Trust follow a structured, clinically guided approach, with appropriate assessment, sterile protocols and careful procedural planning.
Every mole, lesion or growth is clinically assessed - including dermoscopic examination where needed - before any removal is planned, so nothing is removed without a clear clinical reason.
Surgical repigmentation techniques are only considered for vitiligo that has been clinically confirmed as stable. Active or progressing vitiligo is managed medically and with phototherapy first.
NB-UVB, PUVA and excimer light therapy each suit different conditions. Dr. K. B. Kavitha selects the modality and dosing based on your specific diagnosis and skin type.
Progress is documented and reviewed at each follow-up visit, particularly important for conditions like vitiligo that are tracked over months.
From minor excisions and ear lobe repair through to vitiligo grafting and phototherapy, the complete dermatology and minor surgery pathway is available at this one clinic in Karur.
Closure technique and aftercare are planned to minimise visible scarring, with particular attention to skin types more prone to keloid or pigmented scarring.
The most-reviewed skin clinic in Karur district with a 4.9 average. Patients from Trichy, Namakkal, Erode and Dindigul attend this clinic specifically because word of mouth across Tamil Nadu is that strong.
Your skin specialist
Dermatology extends well beyond skin care into clinical diagnosis and minor surgery, and Dr. K. B. Kavitha treats this side of the practice with the same structured approach as any other treatment.
Every lesion, growth or vitiligo patch is assessed clinically before a plan is made, whether that means simple excision, a course of phototherapy, or surgical repigmentation for stable vitiligo that has not responded to other treatment. Procedures are performed in a sterile, hospital-standard setting, with attention to minimising visible scarring afterward.
All procedures at this clinic, from mole and cyst removal through to vitiligo grafting, are performed by Dr. K. B. Kavitha personally.
- Dr. K. B. Kavitha
More about Dr. K. B. KavithaIn patients' words
3,500+ patients across Karur and nearby towns have shared their experience.
That is more Google reviews than any other skin and hair clinic in the district. Not one of these was incentivised. Patients are asked once, politely, at the conclusion of their treatment.
Common questions
Removal is performed under local anaesthesia, so the area is numbed before the procedure. Most patients feel pressure rather than pain, with mild discomfort as the anaesthesia wears off afterward.
Any mole that has changed in size, shape, colour or border, or that bleeds, itches or feels different from your other moles, should be examined. Dr. K. B. Kavitha uses dermoscopy to assess concerning features before deciding whether removal is medically necessary or a personal preference.
No. Surgical repigmentation techniques such as punch and skin grafting are only suitable for vitiligo that has been clinically confirmed as stable, meaning it has not spread or changed for a defined period. Active or progressing vitiligo is managed with medical treatment and phototherapy first.
NB-UVB is a broader narrowband light therapy suited to larger areas and conditions like vitiligo and psoriasis. PUVA combines a light-sensitising medication with UVA light for more resistant cases. Excimer delivers targeted light to smaller, localised patches. Dr. K. B. Kavitha selects the modality based on your specific condition, area affected and skin type.
Some mark is expected with any surgical removal, but technique, closure and aftercare are all planned to minimise visible scarring. Healing varies by individual, particularly in skin types more prone to keloid or pigmented scarring, which is discussed at consultation.
The procedure itself is typically completed within the same visit under local anaesthesia. Initial healing takes around one to two weeks, with stitches, if used, reviewed during that period. Re-piercing, if desired, is usually possible once the area has fully healed.
Cryotherapy uses controlled freezing to remove warts, skin tags and certain other benign surface lesions. It is a quick in-clinic procedure suited to smaller, superficial growths.
Dermoscopy is used whenever a mole or pigmented lesion needs closer clinical examination, allowing Dr. K. B. Kavitha to assess features not visible to the naked eye before deciding on removal or ongoing monitoring.
Visit us
Skin Trust is located in Madavilagam, Karur, directly opposite the Kamaatchi Amman Temple.
Next step
A first consultation covers your specific concern, a proper diagnosis and a clear procedure plan. No packages are sold at this visit.
Explore the clinic