Medical Dermatology Behind Every Aesthetic Decision

Softening expression lines on the forehead, between the brows and around the eyes by temporarily relaxing the underlying muscles. Also used for a heavy brow, jaw slimming, neck bands and excessive sweating. Effects appear over several days and last roughly three to four months.

Hyaluronic acid used to restore lost volume and support structure — cheeks, temples, tear troughs, lips, chin and jawline. Adjustable, temporary and, importantly, reversible with an enzyme if the result is not what you wanted. We treat structural loss rather than chasing fullness.

Fine micro-injections of hydrating and conditioning solutions — hyaluronic acid with vitamins, or polynucleotides, sometimes marketed as salmon-DNA treatment — to improve hydration, brightness and texture. This improves skin quality; it does not add volume or lift, and results need maintenance.

Device-based treatment for pigmentation, broken capillaries and facial redness, uneven texture and unwanted hair. Wavelength, settings and number of sessions are matched to your skin phototype — using the wrong settings on darker skin causes pigmentation problems that take months to resolve.

A course of sessions to reduce unwanted hair, spaced according to the growth cycle. Realistically this is long-term reduction rather than permanent removal, and it works best on dark hair. Fine or light hair responds poorly, and we will say so before you pay for a course.

Superficial to medium-depth peels for dullness, congestion, pigmentation and superficial acne scarring. Depth and agent are chosen by skin type and diagnosis, with realistic downtime explained in advance.

Controlled micro-injury, with or without radiofrequency energy, to stimulate collagen for acne scarring, enlarged pores, texture and mild laxity. Delivered as a short course, with progressive rather than immediate improvement.

Structured, long-term management of a genuinely stubborn condition, combining prescription topicals, strict photoprotection and carefully selected in-clinic treatment. Melasma is controlled rather than cured, and aggressive laser treatment frequently makes it worse — an honest plan is worth more than a fast one.

Medical treatment of active acne first, including oral options where appropriate, and only then scar treatment with microneedling, lasers, peels or subcision. Treating scars while acne is still active wastes both time and money.

Proper diagnosis of the underlying cause, followed by a tailored treatment plan to reduce redness and manage flare-ups.

Botox treatment for underarms, palms or soles, giving months of relief — a small procedure with an outsized effect on daily life.

Digital dermoscopy of moles and pigmented lesions, with removal and histopathology arranged if anything looks suspicious — available on its own or alongside aesthetic treatment.