Conditions

Acne is one of the most widespread skin conditions that exists.

Acne Cosmetica is a mild type of comedonal acne resulting from the use of cosmetics.

Acne Mechanica is a type of acne which occurs as a result of constant friction and pressure against the skin.

Acne scarring is usually an after-effect of cystic acne or inflamed blemishes.

Typically Acne Vulgaris presents itself as mild to moderate, and appears on the lower part of the face, on the chin and around the mouth.

UVA sunlight stimulates your pigment cells called, “melanocytes” to manufacture this pigment called, “melanin”. This is not only responsible for a tan but also for your unwanted dark patches.

Acne tends to appear on the back when you are suffering from severe, systemic acne.

Blackheads, also known as “open” comedones, are a type of spot, which rise to the surface of the skin.

‘Crow’s feet’ is the common name given to wrinkles which appear at the side of the eyes, stretching out towards the temples.

Dark shadowing under the eyes occurs for a number of reasons and can affect both men and women.

Dull skin is often described as skin that has lost its brightness and looks grey in appearance.

Excess hair refers to unwanted body and facial hair. We all have hair on almost every part of our bodies, but some people have more than others.

Also known as hyperhidrosis, for some sweating can be an embarrassing condition. Over a million people suffer with excessive sweating in the UK.

Lines on your forehead caused by raising your eyebrows, concentrating, squinting or frowning.

Hormonal acne is a type of acne triggered by hormone fluctuations or imbalances.

Hyperhidrosis is the medical term for excess sweating and is often an embarrassing condition.

Ingrown hairs are hairs that have curled around and grown backwards into your skin, rather than growing upwards from it.

The term “jowls” describes sagging, loose skin below
the jawline, which most people develop with age.

Although laughter is the best medicine, the lines it causes around your eyes and mouth can add years to your appearance.

From moles to warts, acne to milia, skin tags to cysts; lumps and bumps on the skin can appear in all sorts of shapes, sizes, colours and numbers.

Milia (the plural of ‘milium’) are small white or yellowish raised cysts, bumps or spots on the skin.

Moles are small brown or black patches which form on the skin.

Neck lines can appear commonly as part of the natural ageing process and are usually defined by wrinkles and sagging skin.

Nose to mouth lines (or nasolabial folds, to use the official medical term) are deep-set wrinkles.

PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) is a condition which affects how a woman’s ovaries function.

Your body contains a pigment called melanin, which determines the colour of your skin, hair and eyes.

If you are experiencing redness, but also other symptoms, such as spots, visible blood vessels and dry and thickened skin.

Rosacea is a common, long-term and chronic skin condition which usually occurs on the face and can affect all skin types

Skin tags are small brown or flesh-coloured growths that hang from the surface of your skin.

The term ‘spots’ can refer to a number of different skin conditions.

Sun damage refers to skin conditions which appear as a direct result of sun exposure.

There are various methods to plump up your thin lips: surgical and nonsurgical.

Sometimes known as spider or broken veins, thread veins are small prominent veins found on the face or legs.

Fine lines and wrinkles under the eyes are the physical signs of aged skin and are inevitable symptoms of the ageing process.

Choosing a tattoo design is a big commitment and as the years go by, our style and tastes can change.

A verruca is a type of wart and is caused by a common viral infection.

Identifiable by its rough, cauliflower like surface, a wart is a skin growth caused by a common viral infection.

Although weak chin is often a genetic trait, its appearance can be reduced through certain preventative treatments and measures.

The main causes of a weak jawline are often hereditary, where an undefined jaw may be a genetic trait.

White spots are relatively common, appearing as small white bumps that protrude slightly from the surface of the skin.

Wrinkles are folds and lines which appear on the surface of the skin as we age.