Skin Rejuvenation & Renewal for Ageing Skin

For skin that is looking, tired, dull, and dehydrated, losing its elasticity, or developing fine wrinkles….have a look at the treatments we offer to help renew, revive, and rejuvenate your skin.

Hair Removal (Body & Face)   

In-grown hairs (Pseudofolliculitis Barbae (PFB) or beard bumps)

Ageing Body 
(hands /neck / chest)

Skin texture & tone 
(Dull, blotchy,  uneven & large pores)

Black Skin Rejuvenation

Dry Flaky Skin

Clogged Pores

Blackheads & Whiteheads (Comedone)

Pigmentation (Sun Spots, Freckles, Age Spots, Liver Spots)

Melasma (Hormonal Pigmentation)

Blue & Red Leg Veins

Red Facial Veins (Vascular Lesions i.e.  
Spider Veins, Cherry Angiomas, Rosacea)

Strawberry Patch (Port Wine Stains)

Birthmark (Nevus of Ota)

Red Neck (Poikiloderma of Civatte)

Red Face (Rosacea)

Skin growths (Warts, Skin Tags) 

Milia (milk spots)

Acne

Acne is one of the world’s most common skin conditions, affecting over 85% of adolescents by the age of 24 years and up to 50% of adults over 25 years of age. Acne is a widespread and upsetting condition. It can produce lifelong physical and emotional scarring. Acne is NOT caused by bad diet or greasy foods. In fact, acne develops when the sebaceous glands in a person's skin produces excess oil? (sebum). This oil combines with cells that line the gland walls and clogs the skin’s pores. Normal skin bacteria colonise these pores and the body’s response causes the inflammation or reddening of the skin that we associate with acne.       

Tattoo Removal

Scaring / Keloids 
(Acne scaring &  Surgical scars)

Weight problems

Cm Loss

Fat Pockets 
(Love handles, inner  thighs)   

Cellulite

If you have cellulite, don’t feel ashamed.  Studies show that as many as 90% of women suffer from it, and, contrary to popular belief, cellulite affects all women, overweight or thin. Cellulite is caused by fat pockets protruding between layers of connective tissue beneath the skin. These dimples (“cottage cheese” or “orange peel”) cause skin to look wavy or bumpy. Female hormones are thought to play an important role in the development of cellulite, although it can occur in men. Other contributing factors include genetics, poor diet, inadequate water intake, smoking, medications, and a sedentary lifestyle. Although there is no cure, there are ways to help prevent and diminish the appearance of cellulite. Your doctor or skin care specialist will advise you on lifestyle changes, cellulite creams, and exercises you can do at home.

Lymphatic Drainage

Body Shaping

Pre & Post Liposuction

Lax Skin              

Stretch marks

Excessive sweating – underarms, hands  & facial 
(Hyperhidrosis)   

Teeth Grinding, Migraine & Temporomandibular Joint Pain (TJM)

Thin lips

Wrinkles 
(Naso Labial Folds, Smokers  lines, Frown lines, Crows feet, Forehead lines)

Eye Bags & Dark Circles   

Wound Healing