What would you like to treat?
Most people arrive describing a problem rather than a procedure. These pages explain what each concern actually is, how the types differ, and which treatments genuinely help — so you can arrive at your consultation already understanding your options.
Acne
Acne is a condition of the oil gland and hair follicle, not a hygiene problem. It responds best when the type is identified first — comedona…
Acne scars
Acne scars are permanent changes in skin structure left after inflammation, and they differ from the flat brown marks many people call scars…
Pigmentation & melasma
Pigmentation covers several different problems that look similar — melasma, post-inflammatory marks, sun-induced tanning and freckles — and …
Hair loss
Hair fall and hair loss are not the same thing. Shedding more hair temporarily (telogen effluvium) usually follows illness, stress, nutritio…
Unwanted hair
Unwanted hair is usually normal variation, but a sudden increase in coarse hair on the face, chest or abdomen in women can point to a hormon…
Fine lines & ageing skin
Skin ageing has two separate components: intrinsic ageing, which is genetic and gradual, and photoageing from cumulative sun exposure, which…
Dull & tired skin
Dullness is usually a build-up of dead surface cells, dehydration, sun-induced pigmentation and uneven texture rather than a single conditio…