Personalised homoeopathic care  •  Online and in-clinic consultations

Consultation

Time to understand the complete picture.

Choose an online or in-clinic consultation and know what to expect before your appointment.

The process

A simple path from request to follow-up.

01

Send a request

Share your contact details, a brief concern, and whether you prefer online or in-clinic consultation.

02

Attend your consultation

Discuss your concern, relevant health history, routines, and wider wellbeing privately.

03

Review & follow-up

Receive next-step guidance and arrange a review if clinically appropriate.

Appointment options

Choose what works for you.

Availability is confirmed directly by the clinic.

  • Online consultationSpeak with Dr. Nandini remotely. Joining instructions are shared after confirmation.
  • In-clinic consultationVisit the clinic for a private, one-to-one appointment. Address details will be shared when configured.
  • Follow-up consultationReview progress, discuss changes, and decide appropriate next steps.
  • Consultation feePlease contact the clinic for the current fee before confirming your appointment.

Before your appointment

A little preparation helps.

Keep relevant information nearby so your time can be used well.

What to bring

  • A list or photographs of current medicines and supplements.
  • Relevant reports, prescriptions, or previous diagnoses.
  • A brief timeline of when the concern began and what affects it.
  • Questions you want to remember during the appointment.

Important: Do not stop or change prescribed medicines without speaking to the clinician who prescribed them.

Questions

Before you book.

How long is a consultation?

Consultation length can vary depending on whether it is a first appointment or follow-up. The clinic will confirm the expected duration when booking.

Can I consult online?

Yes. Select online consultation in the request form. Availability and joining instructions will be confirmed directly.

Are outcomes guaranteed?

No. Every person and condition is different, so no result or timeline can be guaranteed.

Is this for emergencies?

No. Sudden severe symptoms, breathing difficulty, chest pain, severe allergic reaction, loss of consciousness, or other emergencies require immediate emergency medical care.

Next step

Request your consultation.

Send your preferred format and a short, non-confidential description of your concern.

Go to appointment form