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Dr. Amygrace Roy has a vast professional background in clinical medicine, patient care, and research. She has worked as a general physician and consultant dermatologist in renowned medical institutions, providing care for both outpatients and inpatients.

She started her career as a junior doctor at a multi-specialty hospital, gaining experience in emergency medicine and preventive health screenings. She later joined a leading dermatology clinic, where she specialized in acne treatment, laser therapies, and aesthetic dermatology.

Currently, she is a senior consultant at a reputed hospital, where she provides personalized treatment for dermatological conditions and chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension.

Dr. Amygrace Roy has actively contributed to medical research in dermatology and internal medicine. Her research work includes “The Role of AI in Diagnosing Skin Diseases”, published in the Indian Journal of Dermatology (2023).

She has also conducted clinical trials on advanced treatment methods for chronic eczema and psoriasis, which were presented at the National Dermatology Conference, 2022. She remains passionate about innovations in dermatology, focusing on non-invasive treatment options.

Dr. Roy has received several accolades for her contributions to medical science and dermatology. She was awarded the “Excellence in Dermatology Research Award (2023)” for her work on skin disease treatments using AI-based technology.

Additionally, she was honored with the “Best Young Physician Award (2022)” by the Indian Medical Association for her contributions to preventive healthcare. She also received the “Innovator in Aesthetic Dermatology Award” for her work in cosmetic dermatology and non-surgical skin treatments.

Dr. Roy has authored multiple research papers, book chapters, and articles in general medicine and dermatology.

• Book Chapter: “Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation Techniques” – Published in Modern Dermatology Trends (2023).
• Journal Article: “Efficacy of Laser Treatments for Hyperpigmentation” – Featured in the Journal of Clinical Dermatology.
• Conference Presentation: “Artificial Intelligence in Early Skin Disease Detection” – Presented at the International Dermatology Conference, 2023.