Acne can have a negative impact on your life by damaging your self-confidence. But Acne is not something you have to simply cope with. Acne is predominantly caused by a build up of dead skin and the overproduction of oil. This then becomes infected by the P. Acnes bacteria. When this happens it can cause comedones (blackheads) and pustules (yellow heads).
Acne scarring is a common side effect from spots and pimples. There are four main different types of scarring: Ice Pick, Box scar, Rolling Scars or Pockmarks.
The decolletage areas includes your neck and chest and is often one of the first places to show signs of ageing. Fine lines and wrinkles can appear and it is a common area to suffer from sun damage.
As we age, hands become less plump and the skin thins. Ageing hands are the most forgotten ageing part of our body.
Bruxism is a condition whereby you clench or grind your teeth. This can be subconscious when you are awake or even when you are sleeping.
Between 80-90% of women will experience cellulite but the exact cause of cellulite is actually unknown.
As we age the neck can appear saggy or wrinkly, as well as developing the appearance of jowls. Skin that has become looser and lines and wrinkles that have started to appear can be improved in appearance.
Excess tissue seen under the jaw, known as a double chin, can make people look overweight and older than they are.
Excess Fat can be something that greatly affects a persons confidence and even those with the healthiest diets and regular exercise routines can suffer with stubborn pockets of fat under the skin.
Hooded eyes and heavy brows are caused by excess skin changing the appearance of the eye.
Some scars do not heal flat and become lumpy and larger than the original wound. These are known as keloid scars or hypertrophic scars.
Lips can sometimes appear too thin, unbalanced or have lines and wrinkles caused by a host of reasons such as ageing and smoking.
Melasma, also called ‘chloasma’ and ‘pregnancy mask’, is a common skin condition of adults in which brown or greyish patches of pigmentation (colour) develop, usually on the face.
Rosacea is an uncomfortable condition causing itching and burning, flushing of the skin, breakouts or pustules as well as thickening and inflammation of the skin.
Ears and specifically earlobes suffer with a loss of collagen like the rest of our body as we age. With the addition of the pull of gravity and years of varying sizes of earrings, you can end up with thin, droopy, wrinkled earlobes.
Scars are part of a natural healing process and often fade, but rarely disappear. Scars can vary in severity, from fine lines to pitted holes.
Skin tags are small growths on the skin which are invariably skin coloured. They can vary in size and colour from as small as just a few millimetres, up to 5cm wide.
An uneven skin tone caused by pigmentation can affect a patient’s complexion.
Sunken and hollow cheeks are a classic sign of ageing. This is an inevitable part of the ageing process and these hollow, sunken cheeks can appear to recede inward into the facial bones rather than project outward.
Hyperhidrosis is a condition whereby people excrete unusual amounts of sweat unpredictably, even when they’re resting or in a cool environment.
Thread veins, which are also referred to as spider veins or broken veins, are small veins that classically appear on the face. They are completely harmless but can affect a patients’ confidence. They are very common in both men and women.
The biggest cause of upper facial lines is the repeated contraction of muscles which comes from facial movements such as smiling, squinting or frowning.
Urinary incontinence — which is defined as the loss of bladder control — is a common and often embarrassing problem for many men and women in the UK. The severity ranges from occasionally leaking urine when you cough or sneeze to having an urge to urinate that’s so sudden and strong you don’t get to a toilet in time.
If you feel that you have a small weak chin, undefined jawline, or that the chin is not quite in balance with the rest of the face, then this can be easily enhanced. A weak jaw or chin may result in a double chin.
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