Alma Lasers’ Accent Prime Introduced in Gurugram for Non-Surgical Body Contouring and Skin Tightening

▴ Alma Lasers’ Accent Prime Introduced in Gurugram for Non-Surgical Body Contouring and Skin Tightening
Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics hosts technology demonstration; experts highlight personalised treatment plans, balanced nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits.

Gurugram, September 19, 2026 : Alma Lasers’ advanced body-contouring technology, Accent Prime, was introduced at Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics in Gurugram. The event brought together experts and media representatives to discuss non-surgical body contouring, skin tightening and personalised aesthetic treatments. A live demonstration of the technology was also conducted.

With growing interest in improving body shape and skin firmness, non-surgical aesthetic treatments are gaining attention as an option for people seeking alternatives to surgical procedures. Accent Prime is designed to address concerns related to body contouring and skin tightening across different areas of the body.

Dr. Meghna Gupta, Medical Director, Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics, said, “Every individual has different skin conditions, body structures and aesthetic goals. Therefore, proper assessment and a personalised treatment plan are essential. Modern technologies such as Accent Prime can help doctors explore suitable treatment options based on individual patient needs.”

Dr. Sonal Makhija said that awareness of non-surgical aesthetic treatments is increasing, with more people exploring options that suit their individual needs and lifestyles. However, she emphasised that any aesthetic treatment should be considered only after consultation and evaluation by a qualified specialist.

Ms. Manisha Arora, Chief Nutritionist, Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics, said that advanced technology should be complemented by balanced nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits to support overall well-being and long-term results. “Body contouring should be approached as part of an individual wellness plan, with realistic expectations and professional guidance. Balanced nutrition and healthy daily habits play an important role in maintaining overall health and supporting long-term results,” she added.

The experts also highlighted that body contouring should not be confused with weight-loss treatment. It is intended to address aesthetic concerns related to body shape and skin firmness in selected areas. The suitability of treatment depends on individual needs and should be assessed by a qualified specialist.

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