Derma·Handbook

Clinical reference system

100+ Dermatology Medicines.One Visual Handbook.

A premium visual reference that organises dermatology pharmacology by drug class, mechanism, clinical role and safety — so revision stops feeling like archaeology.

100+

Medicines

7

Layers per page

4

Bonus resources

₹299

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Cover of the Human Dermatology Medicine Handbook2026 Edition

The problem

Dermatology pharmacology gets overwhelming fast.

  • Different medicines
  • Different drug classes
  • Different mechanisms
  • Different clinical roles
  • Different safety considerations

When information is scattered across ten notes apps, screenshots and PDFs, revision becomes slow and unreliable. This handbook collapses all of it into one structured visual system where every medicine looks and reads the same way.

Old way vs. this handbook

What actually changes when you switch.

Scattered notesThis handbook
FormatRandom PDFs, photos, screenshotsOne consistent visual page
StructureDifferent every timeSame 7-layer structure, every medicine
Revision speedSlow — re-reading dense paragraphsFast — visual mechanism pathways
ComparisonsManual, easy to get wrongBuilt-in side-by-side comparisons
Safety notesScattered or missingDedicated safety section, every page

The solution

One medicine. One organised visual page.

01

Medicine

Generic name and identity

02

Drug Class

Where the medicine belongs

03

How It Works

A visual mechanism pathway

04

Dermatology Role

Key clinical applications

05

Comparisons

How it differs from related drugs

06

Safety

Important educational safety notes

07

Quick Reference

Fast revision summary

What's covered

A real spread of drug classes — not just a few examples.

CH.01Allylamine & Imidazole AntifungalsCH.02Triazole (Azole) AntifungalsCH.03Tetracycline AntibioticsCH.04Lincosamide & Sulfonamide AntimicrobialsCH.05Topical Antimicrobials & AntiseborrheicsCH.06Androgen Receptor InhibitorsCH.07Aldosterone AntagonistsCH.08Selective JAK1 Inhibitors

Real pages from inside

See exactly what every medicine page looks like.

Handbook sample page — Terbinafine — Allylamine antifungal
Terbinafine — Allylamine antifungal
Handbook sample page — Minocycline — Tetracycline antibiotic
Minocycline — Tetracycline antibiotic
Handbook sample page — Spironolactone — Aldosterone antagonist
Spironolactone — Aldosterone antagonist
Handbook sample page — Benzoyl Peroxide — Topical antimicrobial
Benzoyl Peroxide — Topical antimicrobial
Handbook sample page — Abrocitinib — Selective JAK1 inhibitor
Abrocitinib — Selective JAK1 inhibitor
Handbook sample page — Oxiconazole Nitrate — Imidazole antifungal
Oxiconazole Nitrate — Imidazole antifungal
Handbook sample page — Clascoterone — Androgen receptor inhibitor
Clascoterone — Androgen receptor inhibitor
Handbook sample page — Efinaconazole — Triazole antifungal
Efinaconazole — Triazole antifungal
Handbook sample page — Clindamycin — Lincosamide antibiotic
Clindamycin — Lincosamide antibiotic
Handbook sample layout page
Standard page layout

Two ways to own it

Read it on your phone, or keep it on your desk.

Printed dermatology handbook next to the digital PDF edition on a tablet

Digital Handbook (Softcopy PDF)

299

Instant PDF access + 4 bonuses

Printed Book + Softcopy

899

Printed handbook delivered + instant PDF

Who it's for

Built for anyone who has to know this cold.

MBBS Students

For organized dermatology pharmacology revision.

Dermatology Students

For deeper drug-class and mechanism review.

Residents

For a compact visual reference between rounds.

Doctors

For quick educational pharmacology reference.

What students say

Trusted by students revising for real exams.

"I stopped juggling ten different PDFs. Every medicine follows the same layout, so revision the night before my exam was actually fast."

Ananya R.

MBBS, Final Year

"The comparison charts sold me. Seeing related drugs side-by-side made the differences finally stick."

Rohit K.

Dermatology PG

"Simple, visual, no fluff. I use it as a quick reference between rounds — worth far more than I paid."

Dr. Priya S.

Resident

Bonuses & add-ons

Get more than the handbook.

Bonus 01

Dermatology Drug-Class Quick Revision Sheet

Bonus 02

Medicine Comparison Chart

Bonus 03

Rapid Revision Notes

Bonus 04

Printable Reference Pages

💊 Dermatology Drug Class Cheat Sheet

+₹49

  • 30+ major drug classes + examples
  • Mechanism & key uses at a glance
  • Quick revision PDF

🧠 Dermatology Pharmacology Quick Notes

+₹59

  • 100+ high-yield medicine notes
  • Easy tables for mechanism, role & safety
  • Perfect for last-minute revision

📚 Dermatology Exam Revision Guide

+₹79

  • Most important drugs & concepts
  • Quick comparison tables
  • One compact PDF for exam revision

Pricing

Human Dermatology Medicine Handbook

One-time payment. No subscription, no recurring charge. Access details are sent to your email and WhatsApp after payment.

  • 100+ medicine pages + 4 bonuses
  • Secure Razorpay checkout
  • Support on 9910124156
  • letsdfy@gmail.com
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Who is this handbook for?

MBBS students, dermatology students, residents and clinicians who want a visual dermatology medicine reference.

How many pages are included?

The handbook contains 100+ pages of dermatology medicine reference material plus 4 bonus resources.

What is the difference between softcopy and printed?

Softcopy (₹299) is the instant PDF handbook. Printed + Softcopy (₹899) ships the physical book to your address and gives you the PDF immediately.

Is this a prescribing guide?

No. It is an educational reference and should not replace professional judgment, prescribing information or clinical guidelines.

How do I get support?

Email letsdfy@gmail.com or message 9910124156 on WhatsApp — we usually reply the same day.