Skin Concerns

We personalise your treatment to meet your specific skin needs. We take the time to understand your concerns, tailoring a customised plan that revitalises your skin and enhances your natural beauty, ensuring you feel and look your absolute best.

Which Skin Concern Do You Have

Acne Scarring

Acne scarring typically results from severe or cystic acne, which damages the deeper layers of the skin. This damage often leads to the formation of atrophic scars, such as ice pick or boxcar scars. The appearance of these scars can make the skin look uneven and textured, impacting your overall complexion. Proper treatment can help reduce the visibility of these scars and restore skin smoothness.

Enlarged pores

Enlarged pores are commonly linked to oily skin, aging, and genetics. Overactive sebaceous glands can produce excess oil that clogs pores, causing them to stretch and become more noticeable. As collagen production declines with age, pores can also appear larger and more pronounced, leading to a rough and uneven skin texture.

Ageing

Ageing naturally begins in the mid-to-late 20s as the skin’s production of collagen, elastin, and hydration starts to decrease. This gradual process leads to the formation of fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging skin. External factors like sun exposure and free radical damage can accelerate skin ageing, resulting in premature signs of ageing and loss of skin vitality.

Pigmentation

Pigmentation issues, such as dark spots, melasma, and uneven skin tone, occur when the skin produces too much or too little melanin. Factors like sun exposure, hormonal changes, and post-inflammatory healing processes (like acne scarring) can cause pigmentation concerns. These spots can make the skin appear uneven and aged, but with targeted treatments, it’s possible to reduce the visibility of pigmentation and restore a more balanced skin tone.

Fine Lines and Wrinkles

Fine lines and wrinkles are early indicators of skin ageing and are often caused by the natural decline in collagen and elastin production. These visible signs of ageing typically begin to form in areas of the face with frequent movement, such as around the eyes and mouth. Over time, repeated expressions, sun exposure, and environmental factors like pollution accelerate the development of fine lines and wrinkles, contributing to a less youthful appearance.