If you’ve had one of my facials, you’ll probably recognise the bt-sonic. Discover why I use this gentle microsonic cleansing brush in clinic and how you can bring a little bit of your facial home.
As summer fades, pigmentation, sun spots and uneven skin tone can suddenly become more noticeable. The good news? Some pigmentation will naturally fade as your tan disappears and autumn is the perfect time to tackle what’s left. Discover the in-clinic treatments and home skincare I recommend for brighter, clearer and more even-looking skin.
Whether you’ve recently had a laser treatment, microneedling, chemical peel or injectables, looking after your skin afterwards is just as important as the treatment itself. That’s why Clinisept+ Skin is one of my favourite aftercare products to recommend.
Are you annoyed by Warts and Verruca? This is the time of year I start seeing more of them in clinic, and there’s a good reason for it. When the weather warms up, we’re all more likely to go barefoot – at the pool, in the garden, at the beach, or even just padding around the house. This increases the risk of picking up the virus that causes warts and verrucae, especially in communal areas like swimming pools, gyms, and changing rooms. Warm, damp environments are their absolute favourite! Plus, in summer, we tend to notice them more – feet are out in sandals, flip-flops, and open shoes, so those lumpy, bumpy little guests suddenly get a lot more attention. Plus if you’re planning a holiday or simply want to feel confident showing off your feet again, it’s the perfect time to get them sorted. Get 20% off your first treatment.
In this article, I explain why verruca and warts are so common, how they spread, and why medical laser treatments can be an effective option when other treatments have failed.
Click below to read the full article and discover whether laser treatment could help you finally get rid of that stubborn wart or verruca.
I’m excited to introduce Resurface™ Fractional Ablative Laser an advanced skin resurfacing treatment designed to improve skin texture, stimulate collagen and support healthier, smoother, younger-looking skin with minimal downtime. This innovative treatment can help improve fine lines, acne scarring, enlarged pores, stretch marks and overall skin quality while also supporting the skin during laser tattoo and permanent makeup removal. By creating microscopic treatment channels within the skin, fractional laser technology encourages natural healing and regeneration for fresher, firmer, more radiant-looking results. Read on to discover how Resurface™ works, who it’s suitable for and why this treatment is becoming one of the most exciting advancements in non-surgical skin rejuvenation.
Say goodbye to dry, ageing hands and hello to smoother, more youthful-looking skin. Discover the new ClinicCare Premium Time Reverse Hand & Nail Cream a fast-absorbing, deeply nourishing formula designed to hydrate, repair, and protect your hands and nails every day.
What qualifications should a laser tattoo removal practitioner have?
In the UK, laser practitioners should hold Ofqual-regulated qualifications, typically Level 4 for skin rejuvenation and Level 5 for laser tattoo removal, alongside valid insurance, Core of Knowledge safety training, and compliance with local council licensing. Choosing an unqualified operator risks scarring, pigmentation damage, and health complications.
Teen skin care doesn’t need to be complicated. By starting with a few quality products like those from Cliniccare’s Pure range, using SPF daily, and considering gentle professional treatments like Dermalux LED or Biotherapeutic Blue facials, teens can take control of their skin and boost confidence. In this post, I’ll explore essential steps for teen skin care, highlight products like the Cliniccare Pure range, explain the importance of SPF, and look at professional treatments such as Dermalux LED therapy and Biotherapeutic Blue facials. I’ll also recommend a brilliant resource for teens and parents alike: Caroline Hirons’ Teen Skin Care book.
Body hair is completely normal but social pressure can make young people feel like it needs to be “fixed” or removed. In my latest blog post, I speak directly to teens about why body hair exists, when (or if!) it’s safe to remove, and how to care for their skin if they choose to. It’s a confidence-boosting, myth-busting read – Forward it with your teen or share with friends who have young people navigating this part of growing up.
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that affects many individuals, characterised by persistent redness, visible blood vessels, and, in some cases, acne-like breakouts or thickened skin. Although it cannot be cured, effective treatments and skincare routines can manage its symptoms, helping you regain confidence in your skin. As a Skin Specialist, I want to provide […]
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