LCH UK Hosts Clinical Meet on “Dermatology in Homeopathy”

LCH UK Hosts Clinical Meet on “Dermatology in Homeopathy”

Press Note

Practitioners, students and faculty of LCH UK came together for a day of therapeutics, case discussion and open debate on the homeopathic management of skin diseases.

London, 10 Oct 2026 — The London College of Homeopathy held a clinical meet on Dermatology in Homeopathy on 10 Oct 2026 at Clayton Hotel, Chiswick, London. The meet was attended by 30+ practitioners, students and faculty members. The meet was regarded as a success for its academic depth, its clinical focus and the level of audience participation.

The meet looked at skin disorders, among the most common reasons patients seek homeopathic care, through classical teaching and everyday practice. The meet was a structured meet with aims such as to learn the philosophical aspects of case taking in skin diseases, to review the homeopathic therapeutics of common skin conditions, to discuss treated cases, to hold an open discussion on the role of homeopathy in dermatology, and to examine practical questions of potency, repetition and local applications.

Programme highlights

  • Session 1: Core Understanding of Skin from Philosophy point of view: The opening session by Dr Bharti Arora, MD (Hom.) set out the foundations of an understanding of homeopathic philosophy in skin diseases. It covered the miasmatic understanding of skin disease, Hering’s Law of Cure, and the distinction between genuine cure and suppression.
  • Session 2: Materia Medica session: A detailed session by Dr Sandeep Kaila, Director, LCH UK covered the therapeutics of eczema, psoriasis, acne, urticaria, fungal infections, warts and herpes. It drew on classical works by Boericke, Kent, Allen, Clarke, Farrington, Nash and Hering. The session also correlated the importance of the type of lesion and how we can select a remedy well.
  • Session 3: Case presentations: Evidence-based cases were presented by Dr Saurav Arora, co-founder, LCH UK, of various treated cases of skin diseases such as warts, urticaria, alopecia, herpes, and psoriasis, covering their prescribing rationale, follow-up and outcomes.
  • Panel discussion: The panel addressed the choice of potency, the repetition of doses and the role of local applications.
  • Open house: The closing session invited the audience to discuss the scope and limits of homeopathy in dermatology, including its place alongside conventional care.
  • Vote of Thanks: The meet concluded with a vote of thanks to Mr Alan Rides, Patron LCH UK; Dr Harsharan K Sidhu, Principal LCH UK; Ms Manolya Saglam, Coordinator-Turkiye and all the attendees who participated in the meet to make it a grand success.

A commitment to continuing education

The clinical meet by LCH UK reflects our commitment to rigorous, evidence-aware professional education. The meet drew on standard Materia Medica literature and referred to peer-reviewed research where relevant. It was noted that the discussions on topical & safe use of applications and homeopathy as adjuvant & add-on therapy to existing medical treatments were especially valued by delegates, as these questions arise frequently in clinical practice.

About the London College of Homeopathy

The London College of Homeopathy, UK (LCH UK), is a UK-based college of homeopathic education. It was founded to preserve the legacy of classical homeopathy while embracing modern advances in holistic healthcare. It offers accredited diplomas, postgraduate diplomas and specialised clinical certificate courses, with mentors, clinical studies and international clinical exposure programmes. To learn more about us, visit www.lchomeopathy.com/courses

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