A clinically documented recovery of keloid scars through homeopathic intervention has captured the attention of the global medical community at the 3rd International AYUSH Conference & Exhibition 2026. Dr. Vikas Singhal, a distinguished Indian homeopathic physician, presented the successful case study to an international audience of healthcare professionals, researchers, and integrative medicine experts at the prestigious Dubai World Trade Centre.
The presentation, titled “Keloid v/s Homeopathy – Completely Cured Case of Keloid (Hypertrophic Burn Scar),” provided a detailed analysis of the structured management of a pediatric patient suffering from severe hypertrophic scarring. By focusing on systematic documentation and individualized remedy selection, Dr. Singhal contributed a significant evidence-based perspective to the dialogue on traditional systems of medicine.
Scientific Innovation in Wound Healing
During the scientific session, Dr. Singhal explored the complex pathology of keloids—benign overgrowths of fibrous tissue caused by abnormal wound healing and excessive collagen deposition. While reviewing conventional treatments, he outlined the clinical rationale behind the specific homeopathic protocol used to address the patient’s condition.
The case involved a young child who developed extensive hypertrophic scars following a traumatic hot-water burn. After other interventions, the patient underwent a monitored homeopathic regimen. The findings shared in Dubai demonstrated gradual, measurable improvements, supported by:
Comparative photographic evidence documenting the scar’s regression.
Detailed treatment strategies and remedy justifications.
Long-term follow-up assessments ensure the permanence of the recovery.
A Global Platform for Integrative Medicine
The 3rd International AYUSH Conference continues to serve as a premier global forum, fostering dialogue between traditional and modern healthcare systems. Drawing delegates from across the globe, the event reflects a surging international interest in integrative medicine models.
The 3rd International AYUSH Conference & Exhibition 2026 stands as a pivotal milestone in the global effort to bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern medical science. Held in the world-class facilities of the Dubai World Trade Centre, the event brought together a diverse cohort of delegates, including clinical researchers, public health officials, and integrative medicine practitioners from over 50 countries.
Under the continued legacy of the patronage of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the conference has evolved into a premier international stage. This year’s theme focused on "Evidence-Based Traditional Medicine," aiming to validate the efficacy of systems like Homeopathy, Ayurveda, and Unani through rigorous scientific documentation and clinical peer review.
The exhibition featured:
Scientific Plenary Sessions: Where global experts like Dr. Vikas Singhal presented case-based evidence to challenge conventional medical boundaries.
Cross-Disciplinary Dialogue: Platforms designed to facilitate collaboration between AYUSH practitioners and mainstream healthcare providers.
Innovation Showcases: Demonstrating the latest advancements in natural pharmacology and non-invasive therapeutic protocols.
By providing a high-visibility forum for clinical breakthroughs, the conference highlighted the United Arab Emirates' growing role as a hub for medical pluralism. It reinforced the idea that the future of global healthcare lies not in the isolation of medical systems, but in a structured, integrative approach that prioritizes patient outcomes through diverse, scientifically-backed methodologies.
Advancing Evidence-Based Traditional Medicine
The presentation served as a core example of the conference’s commitment to "Evidence-Based Traditional Medicine," demonstrating that modern homeopathy is evolving through a sophisticated blend of rigorous scientific data and individualized clinical judgment. By moving beyond anecdotal success and focusing on structured, reproducible case studies, the session highlighted how integrative medicine can provide measurable solutions for chronic, recurrent, and autoimmune conditions that have historically challenged conventional therapeutic boundaries.
Strengthening Global Medical Integration
The inclusion of such detailed clinical cases at the Dubai World Trade Centre underscores the evolving role of case-based evidence in the international medical community. By providing a platform for these results, the 3rd International AYUSH Conference helps bridge the gap between traditional practices and global healthcare standards.
As international interest in complementary healthcare grows, these scholarly contributions are essential for fostering cross-disciplinary engagement and validating the efficacy of integrative therapeutic models on the world stage.
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