Laser hair removal  is one of the most effective, long-term solution to treat unwanted facial and body hair. But before choosing a Clinic it’s important to understand that while everyone is suitable for laser hair removal, not every laser is safe for all skin types. For example, patients with darker skin tones have a higher risk of developing skin burns if not treated with the right laser. This is due read more

Whether your acne has been part of your life since your teens, or started later in life, the condition can cause you stress, pain, and a skydive in your confidence. When you’ve tried all the tricks in the book and products that promise the stars and moon, no wonder you feel deflated. And even wonder can acne be cured at all? Yes, acne can be cured. Can acne be cured? read more

Are you tired of shaving and waxing? And hate the thought of pain and ingrowing hairs? All around the effort and the time that’s just not worth it anymore? Especially when you’ve effective and safe alternatives like laser hair removal? But are you able to treat ares of the body that  have tattoos. Will laser hair removal affect your tattoos? The short answer is yes. Let’s see why? How laser read more

With so many new treatments and skin care trends floating the internet, no matter if you find yourself wondering, which is good for what? What is the difference and which one would be best for your skin? With dermaplaining becoming a super popular treatment patients often confuse it with microneedling. Which is better dermaplaning or microneedling? What makes them different? Is one better than the other? Or can you combine read more

When it comes to laser hair removal there are many missconceptions, one of which is that laser hair removal is painful. This may come from your experience of torturous waxing, not to mention epilating. Many patients believe that because it’s effective it has to be painful as well. Or just because the thought of a laser brings a medical equipment into mind, you may associate it with pain once again. read more

The answer is definitely a yes. Sun damage can cause itchy skin. When you think of the good, old, sunny holidays how many times have your skin burned to the point which left you uncomfortable, in pain and red like a lobster? Not to mention the itch that accompanied these unpleasant side effects. Can  sun damage cause itchy skin? Sun damage can result in mild to severe sun allergies, which read more

Should you pop your acne? Whether you’re used to breakouts or you get the odd pimples, the temptation is instant to pop the culprit and feel like you’ve diminished it once and for all. And what about the ones that are painful and almost begging for you to pop them? Sounds familiar? No matter how big the temptation is and how frustrating pimples are, you should never pop your acne. read more

When researching laser hair removal you’ll probably have tons of questions. One of the most common ones we get from patients is when to get  your laser hair removal? The simple answer is anytime you wish to start. However there are some contra indications that could alter your plans on when to get laser hair removal done. And also protocols that has to be followed in order to give you read more

What triggers keratosis pilaris? What can you do if you already have it? And can you prevent the condition getting worse? Keratosis pilaris is a common-yet-harmless skin condition which appears as small, hard bumps on your skin, that may make your skin feel like sandpaper. These bumps are often light in colour and can usually be seen on the upper arms, thighs or buttocks. They can also cause redness and read more

Sun damage can cause serious skin conditions. Therefore you should always take it seriously.  And do everything to prevent it in the first place. But where does that leave you if you already noticed pigmentation and discolouration? Or may noticed dryness or premature ageing as the result of over indulging in the sun, without proper protection. Can sun damage be reversed? What treatments are available? And what steps can you read more