Conditions

Acne vulgaris is a common skin condition that frequently results in scarring. These can lead to disfigurement and cause significant emotional distress.

Rosacea is a common chronic condition that can present with a variety of skin manifestations including central face redness, popular or pustular lesions or flushing.

Excess oil production can happen when there is over functioning of sebaceous glands production too much sebum, waxy oily substance that in moderation is vital to a healthy skin and too much can lead to clogged enlarged pores.

Dehydration is characterized by a reduction in complexion and glow of the skin, thereby adding to fine lines and crepiness.

Melasma is a common chronic and recurrent disorder of hyperpigmentation that is caused by over functioning of melanocytes, cells that deposit melanin in the first and second layer of the skin.

Uneven skin texture can occur due to multiple factors affecting our normal ageing process. These can be internal, genetics, or external, lifestyle-related.

One of the very first signs of ageing is the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. They are caused by a variety of factors both internal (genetics) and external (lifestyle).

Hyperpigmentation is darker discolouration of the skin that can be caused by a variety of conditions such as Melasma or sun exposure.

Acne vulgaris is a common inflammatory skin condition that is characterized by small or larger cystic lesions on the face, neck, trunk or upper extremities.