CONCERNPigmentation
Sun spots/age spots (flat brown marks from cumulative UV exposure, usually on the face, hands and chest); melasma (larger, symmetrical brown-grey patches, often triggered by hormones, pregnancy or sun exposure, typically on the cheeks, forehead and upper lip); post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark marks left behind after acne, injury or irritation).
Treatments
CONCERNFine Lines & Wrinkles
These are the visible creases and lines that form in the skin as collagen and elastin production slow down with age, alongside repeated facial movement (like smiling or frowning) and sun damage. Fine lines are shallow and often the first sign of ageing, appearing around the eyes and mouth, while deeper wrinkles develop over time as the skin loses structural support.
Treatments
Acne Lesions
Acne occurs when hair follicles become blocked with oil and dead skin cells, often combined with bacterial overgrowth and inflammation.
CONCERNTreatments
Redness
Facial redness can be temporary (flushing from heat, exercise or spicy food) or persistent, often linked to conditions like rosacea, sensitive/reactive skin, or visible capillaries close to the skin's surface.
CONCERNTreatments
Skin Laxity
Loss of skin firmness and elasticity, causing the skin to sag or droop rather than sit tightly against the underlying tissue.
CONCERNTreatments
Unwanted Veins
Visible or prominent blood vessels at or near the skin's surface, including thread veins, spider veins, and broken capillaries.
Sclerotherapy
CONCERNTreatments
Unwanted Hair
Excessive or coarse dark hair often in male pattern areas like face, chest or back, intimate area, underarms or legs
Dermaplaning
Waxing
CONCERNTreatments
Scarring
Scars form when the skin repairs itself after damage — from acne, injury, surgery or trauma — and the new tissue differs in texture or colour from the surrounding skin.
CONCERNTreatments
Body Contouring
Treatments aimed at reshaping specific areas of the body by reducing stubborn fat deposits, tightening loose skin, or improving overall body definition — without surgery.
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