Patients don't come to Dr. Meet just for a diagnosis. They come because hair loss and skin concerns rarely stay skin deep — they affect how a person shows up at work, in photographs, in their own reflection. That understanding shaped the practice from day one.

He is the Founder and Director of Dr. Meet's Clinic, where he has spent the last 16 years working almost exclusively on hair and scalp health. He holds a BHMS degree, a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Cosmetology, and a Trichology degree from the Institute of Applied Trichology, Australia — one of the few internationally recognised qualifications in the field.

Dr. Meet has never been interested in temporary cosmetic wins. His approach centres on evidence over trend, and on treating every patient as an individual case rather than a category.

That approach has now been tested at real scale. He has personally treated more than 10,000 documented patients, with broader clinical experience running past 20,000. His work spans hair restoration, trichology, scalp disorders, clinical cosmetology, and laser and aesthetic medicine — and in his view, a scalp issue is rarely just a scalp issue.

Dr. Meet doesn't talk about the clinic's growth without crediting his wife, Dr. Babita Dwivedi. She has shaped clinical protocols, set the standard for patient care, and been part of every major decision the clinic has made. Between them, they carry more than 30 years of combined clinical experience.

Getting here wasn't straightforward. Building a healthcare brand from scratch meant tight financial discipline in the early years and constant upskilling. What kept them steady was simple: do right by the patient, even when it's the harder or slower option.

Alongside clinical work, Dr. Meet runs public awareness campaigns, speaks at seminars, hosts educational podcasts, and trains other healthcare professionals in trichology and clinical cosmetology. Several doctors who now run their own practices trained directly under him.

His long-term goal is straightforward: make advanced, ethical hair and scalp care available well beyond a handful of major cities, and hand down enough of what he's learned that the next generation builds on evidence, not on inherited myths.

Dr. Meet is careful not to take the Holkar Pride Award as a solo win. He points to Dr. Babita, to a clinical team that has stayed with him through the clinic's growth, to the mentors who trained him early on, and most of all to the thousands of patients who trusted him with something as personal as their appearance and confidence.

That trust, he says, is the actual achievement. The award is just the record of it.