Can HS be cured?
We do not use the word. What is achievable is sustained remission — extended periods without active disease, with monitoring replacing management.
And be clear about the limits: active inflammation can resolve; established sinus tracts and dense scarring will not. Scar is structural. What is reversible depends on what has already become structural, and that is assessed individually.
Do I have to stop my medication?
No — and you should not. Treatment begins while you continue everything you are currently taking. As internal correction takes effect, medication is reviewed with your prescribing physician and reduced gradually, if and when that becomes appropriate.
Never stop a biologic or a steroid on your own. Abrupt discontinuation risks a severe flare, and with biologics, permanent loss of response if you later restart.
Is this a cleanse, or a detox programme?
No. There is no procedure, no in-clinic therapy and no clinic visit at any stage. Treatment is delivered entirely through personalised formulations — oral compounds and topical preparations — dispatched by courier and taken at home. Consultations happen by video or WhatsApp.
Why does detox come third and not first?
Because doing it first makes HS worse. Functional Clearance formulations (Phase F) mobilise accumulated inflammatory load. If Phases L and I have not yet lowered that load and stabilised the gut barrier, it moves faster than your system can clear it.
If you tried a cleanse-led programme and deteriorated, the sequence was wrong — not necessarily the approach.
Is HS caused by poor hygiene?
No. This is the single most damaging myth about this disease and it delays diagnosis by years. HS is a systemic inflammatory condition driven by gut, immune, hormonal and metabolic factors. It is not an infection, it is not dirt, and washing more will not touch it.
Why do antibiotics keep failing?
Because HS is not primarily an infection. Antibiotics reduce bacterial load temporarily — and over time they disrupt the gut microbiome, which is itself one of the primary drivers. So relief is short, and recurrence often comes back at greater intensity.
I have had surgery and it came back. Is it too late?
No, but be clear about what is on the table. Surgery removed the lesion; it did not change the internal environment that produced it, which is why new lesions form — often adjacent to the scar. Correcting that environment is exactly what this addresses. What surgery removed, however, is gone.
How soon will I see something?
Not on your skin first. In Recovery Stage 1 (weeks 1–4) it is usually energy, sleep and digestion that shift, while the skin has not yet changed — and that is progress, not failure. Weeks 3–6 often bring a plateau. The disease itself should begin to change in Recovery Stage 2, months 2–4.
We will not put a date on your remission.
Can you treat me outside India?
Yes. Formulations are compounded and couriered internationally, and every consultation and phase transition happens by video or WhatsApp. Because there is no clinic visit at any point in the protocol, nothing about the treatment depends on where you live.
