Dr. Ashish Gupta is amongst the senior most plastic surgeons of the region. He has been trained by the Stalwarts of Surgery in KMC, Mangalore (Manipal University) and of Plastic Surgery in DMCH, Ludhiana.

Sunburns occur when the skin is excessively exposed to ultraviolet (UV) rays, causing inflammation, redness, and pain. They are categorized by severity into three degrees. First-degree sunburns affect only the outer skin, leading to redness and tenderness. Second-degree burns extend deeper, forming blisters and swelling. Third-degree burns, though rare from sunlight, damage all skin layers. Treatment depends on the burn’s degree. Mild burns can be managed with cool compresses, soothing lotions, and hydration. Moderate to severe burns may need medical attention to prevent infection, debridement, or special dressings. Plastic surgeons play a central role in managing deeper burns, minimizing scarring, and restoring the skin’s function and appearance through surgical repair or grafting. Prevention is vital and includes using broad-spectrum sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, avoiding peak sun hours, and maintaining adequate hydration. Early consultation with a plastic surgeon ensures optimal recovery and aesthetic outcomes in severe or recurrent sunburn cases.

Dr. Ashish Gupta is amongst the senior most plastic surgeons of the region. He has been trained by the Stalwarts of Surgery in KMC, Mangalore (Manipal University) and of Plastic Surgery in DMCH, Ludhiana.