Dr. Sethi is a Consultant Dermatologist at London Northwest University Hospitals Trust, working across Northwick Park and Ealing Hospitals.

She graduated from Imperial College London in 2009, earning a first-class intercalated BSc. After completing her medical training, Dr. Sethi pursued a 4-year PhD at St John’s Institute of Dermatology, where she researched the mechanisms of sun damage, skin cancer, and skin aging. This research was supported by a prestigious Clinical Research Training Fellowship from the Medical Research Council. During her PhD, she continued working as a medical registrar at Whipps Cross Hospital, gaining valuable experience in general medicine. Dr. Sethi has published first-author articles in leading peer-reviewed journals, including the British Journal of Dermatology, Journal of Investigative Dermatology, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and Nature Protocols. She has presented her work internationally in Japan and Vienna and was shortlisted for the Royal Society of Medicine AbbVie Dermatology Research Prize in 2016. In 2019, she won a prize for an oral presentation of her PhD research at the British Association of Dermatology's Photodermatology group meeting.

Following the completion of her PhD, Dr. Sethi joined a Dermatology training rotation in London, working at St Mary’s, Charing Cross, and Chelsea & Westminster Hospitals, where she built a strong foundation in general dermatology. During her training, she served as the national trainee representative for the Dermatology Specialist Advisory Committee for two years. Dr. Sethi has also collaborated with leading industry brands in Dermatology, serving on advisory boards for Vichy UK (L’Oréal) and delivering lectures on acne and eczema in primary care with La Roche-Posay. In 2020, she partnered with BIODERMA to organise a half-day national Dermatology congress for consultants and registrars across the UK. She remains actively involved in both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching.

Dr. Sethi is highly skilled in performing minor skin operations with primary closure, having completed over 500 procedures during her training. She has developed a particular interest in managing genital skin diseases, which she hopes to further specialise in the future.

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