Skin Concerns

Also known as a Plantar warts, verrucas occur on the bottom of the foot or toes, and can be singular or multiple.

They are commonly found around the cheeks and nose and are also known as spider veins or telangiectasias.

Your skin can be affected by sun damage in different ways. Hyperpigmentation is caused by the over production of melanin.

Skin tags are small growths on the skin, usually skin-coloured, or slightly brown in colour which are soft in texture and movable to touch.

Problems include hormonal pigmentation such as melasma, liver spots, age spots, trauma pigmentation, post-inflammatory, sunburn and freckling.

It’s usually most apparent on the cheeks, forehead, nose and chin resulting in redness and small superficial broken blood vessels.

It is excess hair, that can be thicker or darker in colour to you normal hair, which usually grows around the border of the Areolla.

Milia appear when keratin (dead skin cells) gets trapped beneath the skin and blocks the pores.

Ingrown hairs happen when a hair becomes trapped underneath the skin and grows back on itself.

Excess skin found on the upper eye lid can make the eyes look heavy, tired and eye makeup can become hidden.

Toe or finger nails can be affected, but is more commonly found in toe nails.

Bags under the eyes are mild swelling or puffiness caused by fluid build-up.

Excess hair can be found anywhere on the face or body, causing particular concern when it grows on the lip, chin and nipple.

Enlarged pores are more visible and this can lead to more breakouts as well as looking unsightly.

Usually found on the face, in particular around the eye area, and tend to be more common on dark-skinned individuals.

A lack of water within the top layers of the skin’s surface causes it to dehydrate, making the skin look dull.

Also known as laughter lines, crow’s feet are found around the outer edge of the eye area.

Cherry angiomas, also known as Campbell de Morgan spots or blood spots, are a collection of broken blood vessels giving a cherry red color.

Blackheads are most common on the face, especially around the T-zone and cheeks, although they can be found on the chest or back.

Birthmarks are often present at birth or develop soon afterwards, hence their name.

Age spots, often referred to as liver spots, are usually singular hyperpigmented brown spots.

Visible signs of ageing to the hand vary. Pigmentation on the back of the hands (age spots) is caused by UV damage.

Acne scarring can vary from mild to moderate and acne suffers are not always affected by scarring.