Dr. Amit Bhavan Mahajan is an experienced dermatologist with over 22 years of practice in the field.  As a dedicated doctor and treasurer of the Aurangabad Association of Dermatologists, Dr. Amit's greatest strength lies in his empathy towards patients. His philosophy is to serve today with purpose, emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence in the medical profession.

Dr. Amit Bhavan Mahajan, a seasoned Dermatologist based in Aurangabad, has been dedicated to his practice for over two decades, enriching lives through his expertise in skin care. Coming from a family of doctors, he was naturally drawn towards medicine.

Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Mahajan fondly remembers his childhood as typical yet fulfilling. He attended a Marathi medium school in Aurangabad and went on to pursue his MBBS in 1994 at Latur, followed by post-graduate specialization in Dermatology from MGM College & Hospital, Aurangabad.

His career, spanning 22 years, has been a steady and rewarding one, and in addition to his medical practice, he serves as the treasurer of the Aurangabad Association of Dermatologists.

Dr. Amit acknowledges the mental and physical demands that come with being a doctor, particularly the need to constantly engage with patients and be attuned to their problems daily. He speaks candidly about how societal attitudes toward doctors have shifted, noting the diminishing respect and empathy people hold for those in the medical profession, which presents a growing challenge.

When reflecting on personal growth, Dr. Amit admits that his tendency to talk more and listen less has been a flaw, causing him to make unintentional mistakes. This is something he continually strives to improve as he moves forward. Despite this, he takes pride in simply fulfilling his duties without causing harm to society, considering this an accomplishment in itself.

Dr. Amit doesn't adhere to traditional role models; instead, he views life as the ultimate guide. For him, life offers lessons every day, and it’s from these lessons that he continually evolves.

In his free time, Dr. Amit enjoys translating texts from English to Marathi, blogging, and narrating poetry, finding creative outlets that complement his medical career.

To manage stress, he practices breathing exercises to relax both body and mind.

His life mantra centres on living in the present—he believes in making the most of today rather than relying on the uncertainties of tomorrow.

Dr. Amit emphasizes empathy as the key virtue in life and in the medical profession. He urges future doctors not to view their profession as a mere commodity, reminding them that their work involves real human lives. Having a strong emotional quotient is, in his opinion, as crucial as intellectual capabilities.

For Dr. Amit, true success in medicine comes from compassion, and he advises aspiring doctors to align their goals with this core value.

"If you wake up today and are alive, find a purpose to live by”, quotes Dr. Mahajan. He believes in the ideology that life in itself is the biggest teacher.