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Dr Rishika Sinha

Consultant Dermatologist

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About Dr Rishika Sinha

Dr Rishika Sinha is a Consultant Dermatologist on the Specialist Register. She is qualified to consult on all general dermatology conditions, but holds a special interest in Skin Cancer.

She is proficient at performing Skin Biopsies, Mole Checks and Removals, while being able to administer intralesional corticosteroids for Keloid Scars, and Cryotherapy for the treatment of Warts and Sun Damage. Furthermore she is happy to consult on all types of skin conditions such as Pigmentation, Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis and Genital Dermatoses.

Dr Rishika Sinha consults from our Harley Street clinic.

Treatments that Dr Rishika Sinha is able to perform at our London Harley Street clinic include:

Curettage & Cautery
Derm Subcision
Diagnostic Skin Biopsy
Full Mole Checks
Mole & Wart Removal
Milia Removal
Keloid Removal
Scar Revision
Steroid Injections
Excisional Skin Biopsy
Histology & Biopsy
Skin Tag Removal
Cryotherapy

Professional Memberships

Awards

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Treatments performed by Dr Rishika Sinha

Keloid Scars

Keloids are highly visible, exaggerated scars that are particularly common in darker skin.

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Dermatology

With over 35 years of Harley Street medical excellence behind us, we are one of the UK’s leading clinics for dermatology & skin conditions, non-invasive cosmetic, anti ageing and aesthetic treatments.

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Psoriasis

Psoriasis is most common on the elbows, knees, scalp and lower back, but it can appear anywhere on the body.

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Mole Checks & Removal

Some people find themselves unhappy with safe moles, either aesthetically or from them catching on clothing.

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Skin Biopsy

A biopsy is commonly done if you have a lump or swelling of a part of the body where there is no apparent cause.

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Melasma

Melasma is a skin condition that causes brown spots to appear on the face, and, though it’s not dangerous, it can be very distressing and can seriously affect self confidence.

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Scar Revision

Scars caused by surgery or traumatic injury are usually permanent and can cause a great deal of embarrassment, with some people going to great lengths to cover them up.

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Eczema

Eczema also known as dermatitis, is a common condition that can improve over time with the right treatment, it mainly affects children, but can also affect adults.

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Skin Tags, Warts & Verrucas

Skin tags, warts and verrucas are a highly common occurrence, but often an unwanted one.

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Acne

Our leading UK dermatologists target the root cause of the bacteria, the underlying factor behind problem acne, and create bespoke plans for all skin types.

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Research led by Rishika Sinha and Professional Recognition

A rare cause of vulval swelling – British Medical Journal Case Reports CP 2019 – Selvendran SS, Sinha R, Perera G
BRAF Inhibitor-Associated Granulomatous Dermatitis: A report of 3 cases – American Journal of Dermatopatholgy 2018 – Ong E, Sinha R, Jmor S, Fearfield L
Granulomatous dermatitis: a novel cutaneous side-effect of vemurafenib – British Journal of Dermatology 2016 – Ong E, Sinha R, Fearfield L
Cutaneous toxicities associated with vemurafenib therapy in 107 patient with BRAF V600E mutation-positive metastatic melanoma, including recognition and managemten of rare presentations. – British Journal of Dermatology 2015 – Sinha R, Larkin J, Gore M, Fearfield L
Clinical resolution of vemurafenib-induced squamous cell carcinoma with topical 5-fluorouracil- British Journal of Dermatology 2015 – Sinha R, Larkin J, Fearfield L
Zosteriform Metastases from malignant melanoma – The New England Journal of Medicine 2014 – Sinha R, Fearfield L
Toxic epidermal necrolysis in a patient receiving vemurafenib for treatment of metastatic malignant melanoma – Sinha R, Lecamwasam K, Purshouse K, Reed J, Middleton MR, Fearfield L
Erythema nodosum-like panniculitis in patients with melanoma treated with vemurafenib – Journal of Clinical Oncology 2013 – Sinha R, Edmonds K, Newton-Bishop J, Gore M, Larkin J, Fearfield L
Second primary melanomas on treatment with vemurafenib: reply from the authors – British Journal of Dermatology 2013 – Fearfield L, Newton-Bishop JA, Sinha R, Edmonds K, Gore ME, Larkin J
Cutaneous adverse events associated with vemurafenib in patients with metastatic melanoma: practical advice on diagnosis, prevention and management of the main treatment-related skin toxicities. – British Journal of Dermatology 2012 – Sinha R, Edmonds K, Newton-Bishop JA, Gore ME, Larkin J, Fearfield L
A fatal case of leukaemia cutis masquerading as a necrotising fasciitis – World Congress of Dermatology 2011 – Sinha R, Edmonds E
Osteoma cutis masquerading as a facial cyst – World Congress of Dermatology 2011 – Sinha R, Edmonds E
Lupus vorax: a devastating centrofacial mutilation – World Congress of Dermatology 2011 – Sinha R, Vega-Lopez F
Regional cutaneous BCGosis infection in a host with normal interferon gamma cellular responses. – American Academy of Dermatology Meeting 2010 – Sinha R, Edmonds E
Literature Review: Lecture notes in General Surgery. – Cambridge Medicine 2003 – R Sinha
Elective strine. – Journal of the British International Doctor’s Association 2003 – R Sinha
Do we really need exams? – British Indian Doctor’s Association 2003 – R Sinha
Down-under: experiences abroad. – British Indian Doctor’s Association 2002 – R Sinha
– Cambridge Medicine 2002 – R Sinha
Video casebook: Medicine, the toyboy and the burgundy car. – Cambridge Medicine 2002 – R Sinha
Concise Oxford Textbook of Medicine on CD Rom. – Cambridge Medicine 2002 – R Sinha
Computerised learning resources – goodbye Kumar & Clarke? – Cambridge Medicine 2002 – R Sinha
Literature Review: Lecture notes in General Surgery. – Cambridge Medicine 2002 – R Sinha
Exams, terror, fear and the art of acquiring medical knowledge. – Journal for the Oversea’s Doctors’ Association 2002 – R Sinha
Dr Sinha has also presented on her areas of expertise at both national and international forums, and has published widely on metastatic malignant melanoma.

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