Dermatology and Cosmetology Courses (CADC)

Dermatology Courses After BAMS

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Skin-related concerns are among the most frequently reported health issues across India today. For BAMS and other AYUSH doctors, this presents a genuine opportunity — but only if you have the right clinical training to back it up.

At GIADA, we offer structured dermatology and cosmetology courses designed specifically for AYUSH doctors. The programs are built around practical, hands-on learning — not just theoretical knowledge. If you are a BAMS graduate looking to build a focused skin practice or add procedural skills to your existing clinic, this page covers everything you need to know before making a decision.

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What Is Ayurvedic Dermatology?

Ayurvedic dermatology, or Twak Chikitsa, is one of the oldest branches of Ayurvedic medicine. It deals with the diagnosis and management of skin conditions using Ayurvedic principles — understanding skin through the lens of doshas, dhatus, and prakriti.

In classical Ayurveda, skin diseases are broadly classified under Kushtha and related conditions. The approach goes beyond surface-level treatment — it looks at internal causes, dietary factors, and lifestyle alongside topical management.

Modern ayurvedic dermatology combines this traditional understanding with contemporary cosmetology — integrating knowledge of skin anatomy, cosmetic procedures, and evidence-based protocols. This combined approach is what makes it relevant and practical for doctors working in today's clinical environment.

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Can BAMS Doctors Do Dermatology Courses?

Yes. BAMS doctors have a foundational understanding of skin through their Ayurvedic training. Dermatology courses after BAMS build on that foundation — adding clinical skills in modern skin care, cosmetic procedures, and patient management.

These are not MD Dermatology programs. What they offer is structured, procedure-focused training that allows BAMS doctors to work competently in skin and cosmetology setups. Many BAMS graduates across India have built successful skin clinics after completing such training.

The key is choosing a course that offers genuine hands-on exposure — not just a certificate at the end of a video series.

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Types of Dermatology Courses After BAMS

There are different formats available depending on your current situation, how much time you can commit, and what you want to achieve.

1. Certificate Courses

Short to medium duration programs — typically one day , Two months, Three months, six months. These cover core dermatology and cosmetology concepts along with clinical procedure training. A certificate course after BAMS is usually where most doctors begin their journey into this field.

• Short-term (2–6 months)
• Focus on fundamentals and basic procedures
• Suitable as a certificate course after BAMS

Our Certificate Courses List after BAMS For Ayush Doctors

• Certificate in Acne and Acne Scar Management
• Certificate in Laser Procedures
• Hands-On Certificate in Chemical Peeling
• Hands-On Certificate in PRP Management
• Certificate in Warts Management
• Certificate in Electric Cauterization

2. Fellowship Courses

Longer programs that go deeper into clinical dermatology, advanced procedures, and patient management. Fellowship courses after BAMS are suited for doctors who want a more comprehensive qualification before setting up independently.

• More structured and slightly longer
• Includes deeper clinical understanding
• Often chosen as fellowship courses after BAMS

Our Fellowship Course after BAMS For Ayush Doctors

• ( Months CADC Course (Certificate in Ayurvedic Dermatology and Cosmetolgy) 6 Months Internship Included

3. Online Courses

For doctors who cannot relocate or take extended leave, online certificate courses after BAMS offer a way to build foundational knowledge. These work well for theory — skin anatomy, conditions, treatment protocols — but cannot replace hands-on procedure training.

4. Hands-On Workshop Programs

Short, procedure-focused workshops — usually one day — that teach a specific skill like chemical peeling, PRP, or laser. These are practical additions for doctors already in practice who want to add a particular treatment to their clinic.

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CADC Course — Certificate in Ayurvedic Dermatology and Cosmetology

The CADC is GIADA's primary certification program for BAMS and AYUSH doctors entering the field of dermatology and cosmetology. It is designed to bridge the gap between Ayurvedic skin knowledge and modern cosmetic practice.

Most cosmetology courses do not account for an Ayurvedic doctor's background. And purely Ayurvedic dermatology courses often miss the clinical and procedural side. The CADC is structured to address both — giving you a working knowledge of skin conditions, cosmetic procedures, and integrative treatment approaches.

The program is available in three formats based on your availability and learning goals:

3 Month CADC — Full-Time In-Person

A comprehensive in-person program covering dermatology fundamentals, cosmetology procedures, and supervised clinical practice. Suited for recent BAMS graduates or practicing doctors who can dedicate three months to focused training. You get classroom learning alongside actual patient exposure — which is where most of the real skill-building happens.

6 Month CADC — With 3 Months Internship

The most complete format available. The first three months follow the standard CADC curriculum. The following three months are a structured internship — you work in a clinical setting, handle patients regularly, assist in procedures, and develop the kind of confidence that only comes from sustained practice.

If you are serious about dermatology as a long-term career direction, the 6-month program with internship gives you a significantly stronger foundation than any shorter option.

2 Month Online CADC

Designed for working doctors who cannot take time away from their practice. The online format covers the full theoretical curriculum — skin anatomy, common conditions, treatment approaches, cosmetic formulations, and case-based learning — over two months.

This option does not include hands-on procedure training. It works well as a starting point or as a knowledge refresher for doctors already working in adjacent fields.

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Benefits of Doing a Dermatology Course After BAMS

• Expand your clinical scope — Add skin and cosmetology treatments to your existing practice without starting over.
• Meet real patient demand — Skin concerns are among the most common reasons patients visit clinics. Having trained skills means you can address them directly.
• Build a focused practice — Skin clinics can be set up with relatively manageable infrastructure compared to many other specialties.
• Use your Ayurvedic background — Your BAMS training is an asset here, not a barrier. The integrative approach is something modern dermatology clinics increasingly value.
• Structured, time-bound learning — Unlike PG entrance preparation, these courses have a clear start, curriculum, and end — with practical skills you can apply immediately.

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Career Scope After Dermatology Courses

Setting Up Your Own Skin Clinic

Many BAMS doctors who complete structured dermatology training go on to set up independent skin and cosmetology clinics. Demand for skin treatments — acne, pigmentation, hair concerns, anti-ageing procedures — is consistently high in both urban and semi-urban areas.

Joining an Existing Dermatology Setup

If you prefer to gain more experience before going independent, joining an established skin clinic or cosmetology centre is a practical first step. A structured certification gives you a credible starting point for these opportunities.

Expanding a General Practice

For doctors already running a general practice, adding skin and cosmetology services is one of the more straightforward ways to expand — without changing your core patient base.

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Why Choose GIADA

GIADA — Global Institute of Ayurvedic Dermatology and Aesthetics — is based in Sector 44, Noida, with four clinical centres across Delhi NCR. The institute has been training AYUSH doctors in dermatology and cosmetology for over 16 years.

• 16 years of experience in training BAMS and AYUSH doctors specifically in dermatology and cosmetology
• 4 clinical centres across Delhi NCR — giving students access to real patient cases across different setups
• Over 1,00,000 patients treated — the clinical volume means students are exposed to a wide variety of actual cases, not just demonstrations
• Experienced faculty with active clinical practice — not visiting lecturers who are disconnected from day-to-day patient care
• Courses designed for AYUSH doctors — the curriculum accounts for your Ayurvedic background and builds on it, rather than treating you as a blank slate
• Multiple program formats — in-person, with internship, and online — so you can choose what fits your current situation

If you are a BAMS doctor considering dermatology as a direction, the practical exposure and clinical volume at GIADA is what sets the training apart from purely classroom-based programs.

You can explore the full details of each program on the CADC Courses page.