Mitali: You won’t believe whom I ran into outside that café in Koregaon Park yesterday — Kashish. She was coming out of Reborn Clinic looking super refreshed.
Rohit: Kashish from Wagholi? The cabin crew girl? I remember she was stressed about uneven skin tone because of flights.
Mitali: Exactly. She told me she finally started full body skin whitening treatment near Koregaon Park. She said she kept searching “skin doctor near me” because travel tanning was ruining her uniform look.
Rohit: Makes sense. Long flights, dry cabin air — it must be tough. Did she tell you how the procedure works?
Mitali: Yes, she explained it pretty simply. The dermatologist checks pigmentation first, then plans a mix of peels, laser brightening, and glutathione sessions depending on skin type. She said the procedure is done in steps, not some overnight whitening thing.
Rohit: Fair enough. I just hope it’s safe. These full-body treatments sound intense.
Mitali: She asked the same thing. The skin specialist at Reborn apparently briefed her on safety, downtime, and after-care for flying. They even told her how to manage hydration during long-hauls so the results last.
Rohit: That’s thoughtful actually. But what about the cost? These treatments usually have a hefty price tag.
Mitali: She said it depends on how deep the pigmentation is. They gave her a proper breakdown of sessions and charges upfront, so she didn’t feel lost. She liked that no one overpromised. They told her brightening would be gradual, not instant.
Rohit: That sounds reasonable. Did she mention why she chose the Koregaon Park branch specifically?
Mitali: Yeah — it’s easier for her to travel from Wagholi via Kesnand Phata, especially between flights. Plus a coworker had already tried the same treatment there and saw good improvement.
Rohit: Nice. I’m glad she finally found something that fits her schedule. Being on camera all the time must add so much pressure.
Mitali: True. She looked relieved — like she’s finally getting control over the pigmentation instead of hiding it.
