Dr. Priyanka Prithvi Nathani

Dr. Priyanka Gulwani Nathani is a dedicated Dermatologist with comprehensive training and experience from renowned government and private institutions across Gujarat and Maharashtra. With a strong foundation in clinical dermatology, aesthetic procedures, and laser technologies, she brings a balanced approach of medical expertise and empathetic patient care. She has a special interest in pigmentation disorders, trichology, acne management, aesthetic dermatology, and dermatosurgical procedures, focusing on safe, evidence-based treatments tailored to individual patient needs. Dr. Gulwani has experience managing a wide spectrum of dermatological and cosmetic concerns, including: Diagnosis and treatment of dermatological conditions ranging from acute to chronic and complex Pigmentation and melasma protocols Acne, scarring, and minimally invasive scar procedures Comprehensive management of hair and scalp disorders using trichoscopic assessment and regenerative therapies such as PRP.GFC, and exosomes for hair restoration. Laser therapies for rejuvenation, pigmentation, and laser hair reduction (LHR). Aesthetic procedures such as chemical peels, injectables including botox, fillers, skin boosters, and thread lift procedures ® Dermatosurgical skills including mole/wart removal, ear lobe repair and nail surgeries Light-based therapies including targeted phototherapy for vitiligo ® Experience handling a wide spectrum of dermatological and cosmetic concerns. Empathetic communication with a patient-centric approach Focus on merging clinical dermatology with aesthetic balance.

She has presented research at national conferences, authored publications in indexed journals, and continues to stay updated through fellowships and advanced training in lasers and aesthetic dermatology. Her vision is to deliver ethical, compassionate, and scientifically sound dermatological care, empowering patients with clarity while maintaining a strong emphasis on restoring and preserving healthy skin. PUBLICATION: “Intradermal Vitamin C: A new paradigm in the treatment of Exogenous Ochronosis.” Published in IJDVL & PubMed Central, 2024. Citation: Gulwani PR, Parekh AR, Shah HA. Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol. 2024;90:378-380. PAPER: “A split face study comparing the efficacy of intralesional Tranexamic Acid (4mg/ml) versus intralesional Ascorbic Acid (10%) in melasma treatment in a tertiary care hospital.” - at Cuticon Gujarat, 2025.