Skin Concerns

Acne often requires additional treatments in order for it to subside.

Acne scar treatment is guided by a detailed understanding of skin behaviour, scar type and long-term outcomes.

Cellulite is an age-old skin concern and one that tends to affect women far more than it does men.

There are several reasons why men and women experience hair loss.

Hyperpigmentation is one of the most common skin concerns, particularly amongst women.

Rosacea is an inflammatory skin disease that results in redness and sometimes pustules.

Changes in skin firmness and elasticity can occur over time due to a combination of biological, environmental and lifestyle factors.

Scarring is the result of excess collagen production and is one of the stages of the skin’s healing process.

Spider veins are fine blood vessels that become visible just beneath the surface of the skin.

Stretch marks are among the most common skin concerns seen in clinical practice, yet they remain widely misunderstood.

Sun spots are one of the most visible signs of sun damage and not only do they make you appear older but sun exposure also increases your risk of developing cancer.

Your skin is your largest organ and because it is vulnerable to the effects of age as well as environmental factors, lines and wrinkles are inevitable.