Conditions we treat
Start with what you would like to change. Each guide explains the concern, what can help and how we decide what is right for you.
Face
- Age Spots Flat brown spots caused by sun exposure and skin ageing.
- Crow's Feet Fine lines radiating from the outer corners of the eyes, caused by repetitive muscle movement.
- Dark Circles Darkening under the eyes from pigment, thin skin or shadowing.
- Double Chin Submental fat beneath the chin that can persist despite diet and exercise.
- Drooping Mouth Corners Downturned mouth corners that create a sad or tired appearance.
- Enlarged Pores Visibly large pores on the nose and cheeks, often caused by oily skin or loss of elasticity.
- Eye Twitching Involuntary eyelid spasms caused by overactive orbicularis oculi muscle.
- Facial Veins Fine red or purple thread veins visible on the cheeks and nose.
- Forehead Lines Horizontal lines across the forehead that appear when raising the brows.
- Frown Lines Vertical lines between the brows (glabella) caused by frowning.
- Hollow Temples Loss of volume in the temple area creating a gaunt or skeletal appearance.
- Jowls Sagging skin along the lower jawline associated with ageing and volume loss.
- Marionette Lines Deep lines running from the corners of the mouth to the chin.
- Nose to Mouth Lines Nasolabial folds that deepen with age and facial movement.
- Sagging Eyelids Skin laxity of the upper eyelid creating a hooded appearance.
- Scarring Facial scars from acne, injury or surgery.
- Sunken Cheeks Volume loss in the mid-face creating a hollowed or gaunt appearance.
- Under-Eye Hollows (Tear Troughs) Hollowing and shadowing beneath the eye from volume loss and thinning skin.
- Teeth Grinding Bruxism causing jaw pain, headaches and worn teeth.
- Thin Lips Naturally thin or age-related volume loss in the lips.
- Vertical Lip Lines Fine lines above the upper lip (smoker's lines).
- Wide Jaw A wide or square jaw caused by overdeveloped masseter muscles.
Skin
- Acne Scars Post-acne marks, pitting and textural irregularities left after breakouts.
- Acne Active breakouts caused by congestion, bacteria and inflammation.
- Congested Skin Blocked pores, blackheads and a rough, uneven texture caused by excess sebum.
- Dull or Dry Skin Dehydrated, lacklustre skin lacking radiance.
- Hyperpigmentation Dark patches or uneven skin tone caused by sun damage, hormones or inflammation.
- Hypopigmentation Areas of lighter skin caused by pigment loss.
- Large Pores Visibly enlarged pores affecting skin texture and smoothness.
- Loose Skin Loss of skin firmness and elasticity on the face or body.
- Melasma Hormonally driven pigmentation causing symmetrical dark patches.
- Rosacea Persistent facial redness, flushing and visible blood vessels.
- Sun Damage Uneven tone, pigmentation and texture caused by UV exposure.
Body
- Ageing Décolletage Fine lines, crepiness and sun damage on the chest area.
- Ageing Hands Loss of volume and visible tendons on the back of the hands with age.
- Bingo Wings Loose skin and excess fat on the upper arms.
- Cellulite Dimpled skin on the thighs and buttocks caused by fibrous bands, fat and poor circulation.
- Leg Thread Veins Fine red or purple veins on the lower legs.
- Neck Fat Submental and neck fat creating a heavy or undefined appearance.
- Sagging Neck Loss of skin tightness and definition in the neck and jawline area.
- Scarring (Body) Scars from injury, surgery or acne on the body.
- Stretch Marks Scars that form when skin stretches faster than it can adapt.
Hair
Functional Health
Functional health topics are being reviewed with our clinical team before they are published. In the meantime, a consultation is the place to talk through what you are looking for.
Specialist & Wellness
- Excessive Sweating Hyperhidrosis causing significant underarm sweating.
- Fungal Nail Infection Thickened, discoloured or brittle nails from fungal infection — common and stubborn.
- Moles Common and usually harmless, but assessed by a clinician before any treatment.
- Puffiness & Fluid Retention Fluid retention, heavy or swollen-feeling legs, and post-treatment puffiness.
- Sebaceous Hyperplasia Small, soft, yellowish bumps from enlarged oil glands, usually on the face.
- Skin Tags Small, soft, benign growths that appear where skin rubs.
- Verrucas Warts on the soles of the feet, driven inward by pressure — often painful and stubborn.
- Warts Common benign growths caused by a virus — often stubborn or spreading.
Not sure what it is?
A consultation is where suitability gets decided, so you do not need to know the answer before you book. For skin concerns, the free AI Skin Assessment is a quick place to start.