Dr. Kirti Yadav
Experience: | 1 year |
Education: | Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Rajasthan Ayurved University |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am focused on infertility and reproductive health, working with Ayurvedic protocols that support hormonal balance, conception preperation, and metabolic stability, though every case unfolds a bit differently than expected
I also handle advanced clinical dermatology, where I try to combine classical herbology with modern ingredient understanding, especially in long-standing skin concerns that dont respond easily
In trichology, my approach leans towards internal nourishment along with external scalp therapies, because hair issues are rarely just surface level, even if patients think that at first
I also work around immunology and vitality, aiming to strengthen Ojas and overall resistance, which I feel is often overlooked in chronic conditions. The idea is not just symptom relief but building deeper resilience, even if it takes time and patience... |
Achievements: | I am a BAMS graduate with a strong focus on applying classical Ayurvedic principles in a practical, modern clinical setup, which was not always easy but felt important. I work on integrating traditional diagnostics with todays lifestyle patterns, trying to make treatment more relevent and usable for patients, even when cases get a bit complex or unclear at times... |
I am a dedicated Ayurvedic practitioner (BAMS) who works closely with patients looking for a more root-cause, holistic way to manage thier health concerns. My focus stays around reproductive health, clinical dermatology, and immunology, which honestly feels like a complex space but also where Ayurveda can make a real difference if applied properly I mainly deal with concerns like infertility, chronic skin conditions, and hair restoration, and I try to approach each case with a mix of classical Ayurvedic principles and evidence-based wellness methods. I use Shodhana (purification) therapies along with personalized care plans, though every case is different and sometimes it takes time to see how the body responds My clinical approach is centered around improving immune strength and balancing hormones, because I believe thats where long-term healing actually begins. Without that foundation, treatments dont really sustain results, at least from what I have seen in practice I also spend a lot of time guiding patients on Ahar (nutrition) and Vihar (lifestyle), since these are not just add-ons but core parts of treatment. Each plan is designed based on the individual’s prakriti and current imbalance, which means no two patients really follow the exact same path, even if the diagnosis sounds similar Over time, I have realised that consistency matters more than quick fixes, and while results can sometimes feel slow, they tend to be more stable and long-lasting. My goal is to support patients in understanding thier own body better and help them move towards sustainable health, even if the process feels a bit gradual at times
