Dr. Arpit Walia
Experience: | 1 year |
Education: | KLE Academy of Higher Education and Research |
Academic degree: | Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly working on skin diseases in Ayurveda, and also on those really stubborn chronic ulcers that just dont heal fast with usual ways. My way starts with finding what’s behind the problem—dosha imbalance, toxins stuck in the system, maybe lifestyle triggers that keep making it worse. Conditions like eczema, psoriasis, acne, fungal patches, non-healing wounds… each one has its own pattern if you look close enough. I use Agada-based detox therapies, herbal medicines that match the patient’s prakriti, plus lepa and other external care. The goal isn’t only to clear symptoms but to make sure the skin stays healthy and strong, and that flare ups dont just keep comming back again & again. Every case is a bit different, and that’s why the plan changes with the patient—not the other way round. |
Achievements: | I am lucky to have taken part in quite a few national & international conferences where we really dug deep into Ayurvedic dermatology topics… sometimes debates got intense but that’s where learning happens. Shared my work on skin disorders & chronic wound care, and seeing it published in peer-reviewed journals felt good, like ok this research actually matters. Keeps me pushing for more evidence-based approaches even if the process is slow, or the edits never seem to end. |
I am Dr Arpit Walia (B.A.M.S., M.D.) working mostly in Ayurvedic dermatology, tho my path in this field is not just about treating rashes or patches on skin... it’s more about reading the story each lesion is telling. I spend time with visual examination, but also go deeper with Dosha Pradhanyata to figure what’s really driving the problem under the surface. That mix lets me get diagnosis that’s not just name of disease but a map to fix it. I use Agada Tantra (Ayurvedic toxicology) along with kaya chikitsa concepts to make plans that detox the body, balance doshas, and help the skin tissue heal back stronger. It’s not about chasing symptoms, cause they come back if the root is ignored. I’ve worked a lot with stubborn chronic wounds—like varicose ulcers or diabetic foot—where modern methods sometimes slow down or stall. In those, lepa (herbal paste), traditional wound care steps and internal detox all go together. Sometimes results take patience. Healing skin, esp chronic conditions, means adjusting lifestyle, food, and daily habits. I help patients with diet charts that actually fit into their routine (no point making plans no one can follow) plus herbs matched to their prakriti. And yes, follow-ups matter—I keep a track and guide so patients can see their own progress. My aim is simple but layered—bridge the classical Ayurvedic dermatology with practical integrative health so that results are safe, effective, and sustainable. Still learning each day, still testing ways to refine protocols, but always keeping the patient in center of it.
