Consulting a Dermal Clinician is generally the beginning of your skin journey. This is where you can: Build a customised home-care regime Find which treatments may or may not suit your skin Build a treatment plan (whether it be long or short term) Gain a better understanding of your skin Get to know your practitioner…
Lockdown is tough enough without wondering why your skin has suddenly turned on you. Dry patches? Breakouts? ISO-Skin is real and it’s getting the best of us! We’re wearing less make-up and getting less sun exposure, our skin should be loving this time. Here’s why isolation might be wreaking havoc on your skin and what…
Could Sleep be the key to better skin? Now that Daylight Savings are here, many people find it can interfere with sleep patterns, and a good night’s sleep has many health benefits, including better skin! How will a good night sleep improve my skin? We all want bright, fresh, clear, hydrated, illuminated skin. Could it…
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition characterised by redness on the cheeks, nose, chin, forehead, neck, chest, or ears that may come and go. Often it appears after the age of 30 in people with fair skin, and with time, the redness may become ruddier. Visible blood vessels, bumps and pimples may develop, and in…
Meet Tim. Tim is a promising soccer player with big plans to become an architect and a charming nature to boot. When you first speak to the 18-year-old Black Rock local, he appears to have a quiet confidence beyond his years, but that wasn’t always the case. Like many young people, Tim has battled acne…
Our own Dawn Goddard, Dermal Therapist was recently featured in this article on the beauty Heaven Website: The low down on acne and blemishes. She shares some insights into the management of acne using medical grade skincare, including the Obagi Clenziderm range. She is available for no obligation skin consultations and treatments for all types…
Vascular lasers and intense pulsed light (IPL) are first-line therapies for visible vessels and redness of Rosacea as they target haemoglobin within vessels to produce sufficient heat to shrink and shutdown the vessels and improve the cosmetic appearance. There is a new topical medication, however, 0.5% brimonidine — which can effectively vasoconstrict skin microcirculation resulting…