Hidradenitis Suppurativa Treatment

Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) is a chronic skin condition characterized by painful lumps, abscesses, and recurrent boil-like nodules, typically in areas where skin rubs together — such as the underarms, groin, and buttocks. These lesions can rupture, leak fluid, and form tunnels under the skin (sinus tracts), often resulting in scarring.

Our multidisciplinary treatment approach is focused on reducing inflammation, preventing flare-ups, managing pain, and restoring skin health. Depending on severity, we offer medical therapy, lifestyle support, and minor surgical or laser procedures to provide lasting relief.

Accurate Diagnosis & Grading of Severity

We use clinical assessment and grading tools to tailor treatment based on HS stage and symptoms.

Personalized Medical Therapy

Includes antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, or hormonal therapy to control flares and reduce lesion formation.

Minor Surgical & Laser Interventions

For persistent nodules or tunnels, we offer incision & drainage, deroofing, or laser hair removal to improve healing.

Wound Care & Scar Management

Proper care helps heal open lesions, prevent infection, and reduce scarring or pigmentation changes.

Flare-Up Prevention & Lifestyle Guidance

We guide patients on skincare, clothing, hygiene, and diet changes to reduce friction and bacterial growth.

Compassionate, Long-Term Support

Our team provides continued monitoring, emotional support, and treatment adjustment to manage this lifelong condition.

Everything You Need to Know About Hidradenitis Suppurativa

Q1. What causes Hidradenitis Suppurativa?

HS is thought to be caused by inflammation of hair follicles, influenced by genetics, hormones, and lifestyle factors. It’s not due to poor hygiene.

There is no known cure, but symptoms can be effectively controlled and flare-ups reduced with proper treatment and care.

Not always. Surgery is considered for severe or persistent cases where medical treatment is not enough. Early-stage HS is often treated medically.

No, HS is not an infection and cannot be spread through contact.

Maintain a healthy weight, avoid tight clothing, manage sweating, quit smoking, and follow prescribed medications or skincare routines.

Your Comfort, Our Priority

Since the procedure is precise and minimally invasive, the chances of infection are significantly lower.