Acne & acne scarring
Acne has many possible causes: hormones, skin type, an unsuitable routine or everyday habits. We identify the cause first, then build a treatment plan followed closely by your doctor.
- Suited to
- Recurring breakouts, oily skin, or marks and spots left behind after acne.
- How it works
- Examination and assessment, a topical treatment plan or sessions depending on your case, and regular follow-up.
- Duration
- Decided at your consultation, according to severity and how your skin responds.
- Aftercare
- Keeping to the routine your doctor prescribes, with sunscreen every day.
Chemical peel
A peel is more than an extra step in your routine, and not every type suits every skin. The right choice depends on the concern being treated, your skin type and sensitivity, the agent used and its strength, and the result we are aiming for.
- Suited to
- Dullness, acne marks, and texture or pore concerns, following assessment.
- How it works
- Assessment, choice of peel and protocol, the session itself, and clear aftercare instructions.
- Recovery
- Varies with the type and strength of the peel; your doctor explains it before the session.
- After the session
- Sunscreen, hydration and careful adherence to your aftercare instructions.
Skincare routine & consultation
You don’t need ten products. You need the right routine for your skin, one that respects its natural balance.
- Suited to
- Anyone unsure about their products, or whose skin becomes irritated or dry quickly.
- You leave with
- A clear morning and evening routine, with follow-up should it need adjusting.
Facial & under-eye puffiness
Morning puffiness can be linked to lack of sleep, fluid retention, salty food, allergies or other factors that differ from one case to the next. If it keeps returning, it is better to have it assessed than to guess at the cause.
- Suited to
- Recurring or noticeable puffiness of the face or around the eyes.
- How it works
- Assessment, identifying the cause, and the right next step.