The Department of Skin & Venereology provides comprehensive care for patients with skin, hair, nail, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), along with the management of leprosy and other dermatological conditions. The department is committed to high-quality patient care, academic excellence, and community health awareness.
Vision
To be a leading center in dermatology, venereology, and leprosy care, recognized for advanced clinical services, medical education, and research that improves skin health and quality of life.
Mission
- To provide comprehensive and ethical patient care in dermatology, venereology, and leprosy.
- To train undergraduate and postgraduate students with strong clinical skills and research orientation.
- To promote awareness, prevention, and early detection of skin diseases and sexually transmitted infections.
- To engage in research and innovation in dermatology and allied sciences.
- To collaborate with public health programs for the eradication of leprosy and control of STDs.
Clinical Services
- Diagnosis and treatment of common and complex dermatological conditions.
- Management of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV-related skin disorders.
- Comprehensive care for leprosy and chronic skin conditions.
- Specialized clinics for psoriasis, vitiligo, acne, hair and nail disorders.
- Advanced dermatological procedures: cryotherapy, chemical peels, electrocautery, phototherapy, and minor surgical interventions.
Academic & Research Activities
- Teaching and training for MBBS and MD (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy) students.
- Case discussions, seminars, and bedside teaching.
- Clinical research in emerging dermatological diseases and venereology.
- Organization of CME programs, awareness camps, and workshops for students and practitioners.
Infrastructure & Facilities
- Well-equipped Skin & V.D. OPD and IPD services.
- Dedicated Leprosy Clinic and STD Clinic.
- Modern diagnostic and therapeutic facilities.
- Experienced faculty and trained staff committed to patient care.