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BrandEquity’s Clinik Debunks Skincare Misinformation in New Ad Campaign.

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Clinikally Launches "Internet ki Nahi, Dermat ki Suno" Campaign to Combat Skincare Misinformation

In today’s digital age, where social media heavily influences beauty trends, young individuals are constantly bombarded with skincare advice from various sources, often leading to confusion and misinformation. Clinikally, a leading digital dermatology platform in India, has recognized this growing concern and has launched a powerful new brand film titled "Internet ki Nahi, Dermat ki Suno" (Listen to the Dermatologist, Not the Internet). This campaign aims to empower Gen Z and Millennials to prioritize professional dermatological advice over unverified online skincare trends, particularly those perpetuated by uncertified influencers and creators. The campaign’s core message resonates deeply with a generation grappling with information overload and the pressure to conform to ever-changing beauty standards.

The "Internet ki Nahi, Dermat ki Suno" film portrays a relatable protagonist overwhelmed by the sheer volume of conflicting skincare information available online. Frustrated and skeptical of the myriad products and routines promoted by social media influencers, she finally decides to take control of her skincare journey by seeking professional guidance. Through Clinikally’s platform, she books an online video consultation with a qualified dermatologist who provides personalized, science-backed advice tailored to her specific skin concerns. This interaction marks a turning point in her skincare journey, as she begins to see real, positive changes in her skin’s health. The dermatologist’s expertise empowers her to make informed decisions, ultimately restoring her confidence and allowing her to embrace her natural glow.

The campaign reflects Clinikally’s commitment to making expert dermatological care accessible to everyone in India. Isha Godboley, Head of Brand Marketing at Clinikally, emphasizes the urgency of this mission, stating, "With over 70% of Indian youth influenced by social media beauty trends, often to their detriment, we aim to inspire a shift toward informed, health-first choices." The campaign directly addresses the pervasive issue of misinformation and ad fatigue, particularly prevalent among digitally native youth. By showcasing the protagonist’s journey from confusion to clarity, Clinikally underscores the importance of seeking professional guidance and highlights the transformative power of dermatologist-led care.

"Internet ki Nahi, Dermat ki Suno" effectively taps into the cultural relevance of ad fatigue and skincare confusion, resonating with a generation constantly bombarded with online beauty content. The film’s relatable protagonist embodies the struggles many young people face when navigating the complex world of skincare. By showcasing her journey towards informed decision-making, Clinikally empowers viewers to reclaim their skincare journeys and prioritize expert advice over fleeting trends. This emphasis on informed choices aligns perfectly with the company’s mission to provide accessible and trustworthy dermatological care.

Beyond promoting informed choices, the campaign also advocates for health advocacy within the skincare industry. It challenges the notion that viral trends or guesswork can deliver genuine, sustainable results, emphasizing instead the importance of dermatologist-led care. Clinikally reinforces its unique value proposition by providing instant access to licensed dermatologists through a platform designed to meet the needs of the modern consumer. This accessibility is particularly crucial in a country like India, where access to qualified dermatologists can often be limited, especially in remote areas.

"Internet ki Nahi, Dermat ki Suno" sets a new standard for skincare conversations in India, urging young people to rethink their sources of skincare information and prioritize credible expertise. By showcasing the tangible benefits of consulting with a dermatologist, the campaign empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their skin health and avoid the pitfalls of unverified online advice. The film’s message is clear: true skin health comes from evidence-based practices, not fleeting trends or influencer endorsements. Clinikally’s campaign is a timely intervention in the digital skincare landscape, offering a much-needed voice of reason and expertise in a world saturated with misinformation. The campaign encourages young Indians to take the vital first step towards expert-led care, ultimately fostering a more informed and empowered approach to skincare.

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