Getting started
What happens at a first visit to Nirmal Kaya?
Your first visit is a 40-minute consultation, not a treatment. A practitioner takes your history, asks what you have already tried, and examines what is relevant. Nothing is recommended in that session. You leave knowing what we found; any plan comes afterwards, in writing, with a price attached.
Most wellness centres propose a package in the first ten minutes. We do not, because a recommendation made before an assessment is a sales pitch wearing clinical clothing.
The consultation covers what brought you in, how long it has been going on, what makes it better or worse, what you have already tried, and what your days actually look like — sleep, food, work, movement, stress.
What you will be asked to bring
- Any recent reports, prescriptions or scans, even old ones
- A list of medication you take, including anything over the counter
- Comfortable clothing, because assessment involves movement
What happens next
If we can help, you receive a written plan with a defined length, a stated purpose for every element, and a fixed price. You are never asked to decide in the room.
If we cannot appropriately help you, we say so at the assessment and you pay only for that. Where you need medical care, we say so and refer you.
Still not sure? Call 7696661169 — we would rather explain twice than have you guess once.
People also ask
How much does treatment at Nirmal Kaya cost?
Every price is published on this website before you visit. An initial consultation is ₹800 and a comprehensive assessment is ₹1,200. Programmes are priced as a whole, typically ₹13,500 to ₹18,000 for four to eight weeks, and each shows a per-session figure so you can compare. The price you see is the price you pay.
Do I need a doctor's referral to come to Nirmal Kaya?
No. You can book an assessment directly, and most people do. A referral is not required for anything we offer. If you are already under a doctor's care, bring their notes — we work alongside prescribed treatment rather than around it, and never advise you to stop or change medication.
What should I wear and bring to my appointment?
Wear comfortable clothing you can move in — assessment involves movement. Bring any recent reports, prescriptions or scans, and a list of medication including anything over the counter. Arrive five minutes early so registration is unhurried, and allow about an hour for a first assessment.