Conditions & concerns

Acne scarring refers to permanent marks, indentations, or pigmentation left on the skin after acne breakouts, often caused by collagen damage and inflammation during the healing process.

Bunny lines are small wrinkles that appear on either side of the nose, often caused by repetitive facial expressions such as smiling or squinting.

Crow’s feet are fine lines that develop around the outer corners of the eyes, often caused by repetitive facial expressions and the natural ageing process.

A dimpled chin appears uneven or textured, resembling the skin of an orange peel, often caused by overactive muscles or a natural reduction in skin elasticity.

Drooping eyebrows occur when the eyebrows sit lower on the forehead, often caused by ageing, weakened muscles, or a natural loss of skin elasticity.

Drooping mouth corners create a downturned appearance of the mouth, often caused by ageing, muscle overactivity, or a natural loss of skin elasticity.

Dull skin refers to a lack of radiance or glow, often caused by dead skin cell buildup, dehydration, or environmental factors that impact skin health.

Excessive sweating refers to the overproduction of sweat beyond what’s needed for temperature regulation, often caused by hyperactive sweat glands or underlying factors.

Facial asymmetry refers to an imbalance in the proportions of the face, which may be caused by genetics, ageing, muscle activity, or other factors.

Facial volume loss occurs when the skin and underlying tissues lose fullness, often resulting from ageing, reduced collagen production, or lifestyle factors.

Fine lines and wrinkles are creases in the skin caused by ageing, repetitive facial expressions, and environmental factors, which can affect the youthful appearance of your skin.

Forehead lines are horizontal wrinkles caused by repeated facial expressions, ageing, and environmental factors, often appearing as one of the first signs of ageing.

Frown lines are vertical or horizontal creases between the eyebrows caused by repetitive facial expressions, muscle activity, and the natural ageing process.

A gummy smile is when an excessive amount of gum tissue is visible when smiling, often caused by overactive upper lip muscles, genetics, or jaw structure.

Hair loss and scalp thinning occur when hair follicles become weakened, leading to reduced hair density, slower regrowth, and overall scalp imbalance. This can be caused by genetics, hormonal changes, stress, or environmental factors.

Hand wrinkles develop due to the natural ageing process, loss of skin elasticity, and environmental factors, resulting in a crepey or wrinkled appearance.

High or low cheek bones refer to a noticeable imbalance in the prominence or contour of the cheeks, often influenced by genetics, ageing, or facial structure.

Hollowing or sunken cheeks occur when the midface loses volume, often due to ageing, reduced collagen production, or lifestyle factors.

Hollowing temples are areas of lost volume on the sides of the forehead, often resulting from ageing, collagen reduction, and lifestyle factors.

Neck and décolletage lines and sagging occur when the skin loses firmness and elasticity, often due to ageing, sun exposure, and lifestyle factors, leading to a crepey or drooping appearance.

Nose creases are lines or wrinkles that appear across the bridge or sides of the nose, often caused by repetitive facial movements, ageing, and environmental factors.

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition characterised by facial redness, visible blood vessels, and occasional flare-ups, often triggered by environmental and lifestyle factors.

Sagging jowls occurs when the skin and underlying tissues along the jawline lose firmness, often due to ageing, gravity, and lifestyle factors.

Sagging skin occurs when the skin loses its firmness and elasticity, often due to ageing, collagen decline, and environmental factors, leading to a looser, less defined appearance.

A small or weak chin refers to a chin that lacks projection or definition, often influenced by genetics, bone structure, or age-related volume loss.

Smile or laughter lines are dynamic wrinkles that typically form around the corners of the mouth due to repeated facial expressions and the natural ageing process.

Teeth grinding is the involuntary clenching or grinding of teeth, often caused by stress, misaligned bite, or sleep disorders, potentially leading to jaw pain and damaged teeth.

Thin or uneven lips can result from genetics, ageing, or volume loss, affecting overall facial harmony and making the lips appear asymmetrical or less defined.

An undefined jawline refers to a lower face contour that lacks clear definition, often resulting from genetics, ageing, and reduced skin firmness or volume.

Under eye bags refer to puffiness or swelling beneath the eyes, commonly caused by fluid retention, ageing, or lifestyle factors leading to a tired or older appearance.

Vertical lip lines are vertical wrinkles around the mouth, often caused by repetitive lip movements, reduced collagen, and external factors like smoking or sun exposure.

A wide jaw refers to a broader, more angular lower facial structure, often influenced by genetics, muscle overactivity, or bone shape, which can create a more masculine or square appearance.