by The Skin Specialist Nurse | Jun 22, 2026 | Skin and Aesthetic Clinic News
Sensitive skin can feel unpredictable, frustrating and exhausting to manage. One week your usual products seem fine, and the next your skin is suddenly stinging, tight, flaky or visibly irritated. In many cases, this is not simply a matter of having naturally reactive...
by The Skin Specialist Nurse | Jun 10, 2026 | Skin and Aesthetic Clinic News
Our hands do a great deal of the talking when it comes to age. We may focus on the face, neck and décolletage, but the hands are often one of the first areas to show visible change. They are exposed to sunlight, weather, temperature changes, repeated washing and...
by The Skin Specialist Nurse | May 23, 2026 | Skin and Aesthetic Clinic News
Dark circles can make you look exhausted even when you feel perfectly fine. For many people, the under-eye area is the first place to show stress, poor sleep, dehydration, hormonal shifts, or simple genetics. The frustrating part is that “dark circles” isn’t one...
by The Skin Specialist Nurse | May 6, 2026 | Skin and Aesthetic Clinic News
For many people, the face gets most of the attention — daily skincare, SPF, targeted treatments, and regular maintenance. The neck and décolletage, however, are often treated as an afterthought. Then one day you catch your reflection in certain lighting and notice...
by The Skin Specialist Nurse | Apr 8, 2026 | Skin and Aesthetic Clinic News
Small bumps on the skin are incredibly common. They can appear overnight, linger for months, or gradually multiply with age. Most are harmless, but they can be annoying, catch on clothing, affect confidence, or simply feel “not quite right”. It’s also understandable...
by The Skin Specialist Nurse | Apr 3, 2026 | Skin and Aesthetic Clinic News
Many new mums notice changes in their skin after pregnancy — and pigmentation is one of the most common. You might see brown or grey-brown patches across the cheeks, forehead, upper lip or jawline. For some, it appears during pregnancy and lingers afterwards. For...
