CREPEY SKIN
Crepey skin has a delicate, finely wrinkled texture most commonly seen on areas that have experienced long-term sun exposure such as the neck, chest, and arms. It typically arises with age as collagen and elastin diminish although those with fair or sun-damaged skin may notice it earlier.
Treatment focuses on supporting the dermis through regenerative options such as polynucleotides, HArmonyCA skin boosters and microneedling, alongside consistent use of topical retinoids.
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WARTS
These soft, skin-coloured growths tend to appear in areas where skin rubs together such as the neck, underarms, and eyelids. Completely benign, they’re often associated with hormonal changes or insulin resistance. Removal is simple and low-risk, using methods such Cryopen.
MILIA
Milia are small, white cysts that develop when keratin becomes trapped beneath the skin. They’re typically found around the eyes and cheeks and are more common in drier skin types which while not harmful, can be stubborn. Gentle exfoliation, skin-smoothing peels, and professional manual extraction through facials can help.
HYPERPIGMENTATION
This common concern involves areas of darkened skin, often triggered by sun exposure, inflammation, or hormonal shifts. It can present as melasma, post-inflammatory marks, or more general unevenness. A gentle but consistent approach that combines brightening ingredients such as Vitamin C, sun protection, and in-clinic treatments including microneedling or resurfacing facials can all help to reduce the condition.