The gentle but powerful action of Dermapen ensures that you get the results that you desire with minimal pain and have virtually no downtime. The stimulation of collagen and elastin helps diminish the appearance of skin imperfections including wrinkles, fine lines, and crow's feet.

The sessions are typically spaced 2 to 8 weeks in between. With this in mind, expect visible results in the appearance, texture, and smoothness of your skin in as little as three months!

Micro-needling can be safely repeated every 4-6 weeks until you achieve the desired results. For collagen induction we recommend to start with 3 treatments, but with a minimum separation time of 4 to 6 weeks between treatments. For scar reduction an average of 3 to 6 treatments are recommended.

The most common side effect is minor skin irritation immediately following the procedure. You may also see redness for a few days. You can bleed, with some bruising, infection and your skin may peel for a few days after the treatment, but this is normal and the skin will re-heal itself.

When done properly and at the right intervals, your skin will look smoother, healthier, and ageless over time. But be warned, microneedling can result in damaged skin, too! If not performed the right way and by an authorised and skilled professional, you may end up with bad skin that may last forever.

For at least 1 week post treatment, do NOT use any Alpha Hydroxy Acids, Beta Hydroxy Acid, Retinol (Vitamin A), Vitamin C (in a low pH formula) or anything perceived as 'active' skincare. Avoid intentional and direct sunlight for 24 hours. No tanning beds. Do not exercise, go swimming or use saunas for at least 24 hours post-treatment.

Laser hair removal is the process of hair removal by means of exposure to pulses of laser light that destroy the hair follicle. It had been performed experimentally for about twenty years before becoming commercially available in 1995 and 1996.

During laser hair removal, a laser emits a light that is absorbed by the pigment (melanin) in the hair. The light energy is converted to heat, which damages the tube-shaped sacs within the skin (hair follicles) that produce hairs. This damage inhibits or delays future hair growth.

Hair growth is reduced after each treatment. The number of treatments required will be based on your hair colour and type, body area and skin tone.

Laser hair removal is a safe and effective treatment for most skin types. There are generally no side effects, although some people may experience some pain during the treatment and short-term reddening immediately after their treatment.

Human skin colour ranges from the darkest brown to the lightest hues. Differences in skin colour among individuals is caused by variation in pigmentation, which is the result of genetics, the exposure to the sun, or both.

Hyperpigmentation is a medical term used to describe darker patches of skin. These patches result from excess melanin production, which can be caused by everything from acne scars and sun damage to hormone fluctuations.

Hypopigmentation in skin is the result of a reduction in melanin production. Examples of hypopigmentation include: Vitiligo: Vitiligo causes smooth, white patches on the skin. In some people, these patches can appear all over the body. It is an autoimmune disorder in which the pigment-producing cells are damaged.

The condition most commonly develops as a result of injury or trauma to the skin. Blisters, burns, and infections can all damage the skin and lead to hypopigmentation. Cosmetic skin treatments, such as chemical and laser peels, may also cause hypopigmentation if the procedure is done incorrectly.

Laser pigmentation removal works by directing high concentrations of light into pigment problem areas, causing the targeted imperfections to absorb the heat, darken and flake off in a matter of days. This leaves you with a more even skin-tone, and a brighter appearance.

Gradual and cumulative improvement of skin tone is typically achieved in 5 treatment sessions. To total number of required treatment sessions depends on your skin’s condition. 

Cooling of the skin surface ensures additional safety during treatment. This is a no-downtime procedure. Most patients return to normal activities immediately after treatment.

Spider veins are small, twisted blood vessels that are visible through the skin. They may be red, purple, or blue and most often appear on the legs or face. They take their name from their striking spiderweb pattern.

Laser treatments: Dermatologists use lasers to treat spider veins and small varicose veins. During laser treatment, your dermatologist directs the laser light at the vein. Laser light can destroy the vein without damaging your skin. Small spider veins may disappear immediately after treatment.

Gradual and cumulative improvement of skin tone is typically achieved in 5 treatment sessions. To total number of required treatment sessions depends on your skin’s condition. 

Cooling of the skin surface ensures additional safety during treatment. This is a no-downtime procedure. Most patients return to normal activities immediately after treatment. Some clients may experience a sharp pain with intense heat, similar to an elastic band flicking onto your skin.

Acne is a skin condition that occurs when your hair follicles become plugged with oil and dead skin cells. It causes whiteheads, blackheads or pimples. Acne is most common among teenagers, though it affects people of all ages.

Laser technology combines bi-polar radio frequency and blue light energies to penetrate the skin, precisely targeting and destroying acne-causing bacteria as well as slowing excessive sebaceous oil production. The bi-polar radio frequency and blue light energies not only helps reduce active acne, it also speeds up the healing time of existing acne.

The number of treatments depends on the severity of the acne. We recommend 2 treatments per week for 5 weeks.

Laser Acne Removal is a safe and effective treatment for most skin types. There are generally no side effects, although some people may experience some short-term reddening immediately after their treatment.

Every four to five weeks. Over time the hair follicle will have less and less of a grip on the hair to be pulled and the hairs will come out more easily. Another reason to wax frequently is that you may even experience less hair growth over time.

The method of hot waxing

A widely-followed practice, hot waxing is where the salon-based or homemade wax is heated to a certain temperature until it becomes a gel-like sticky liquid before applying it on the desired part of the skin. Once done, strips are pressed on these layers and forcibly pulled to remove the wax and the hair along with it.

Pros: While this method of waxing helps with maximum hair removal, it also helps remove tan. Hair that is left on the skin is very short, leaving the skin looking fresh and clean.

Cons: Depending on the skin, the heated wax could lead to occasional small/negligent burns, rashes and bumps. With the heating and application, the method could turn a little messy and might not be extremely effective for very tiny hair.

2) The method of cool waxing

Waxing strips with semi-solid wax present on them is available for purchase. Available in a pack, these strips can be applied directly on the skin and pulled hard. This is a popular DIY method that you can utilise when no salon appointments are available or while getting ready for an impromptu event.

Pros: Cold waxing is a much cleaner hair removal procedure than hot waxing. The strips are easier to use and are available in various sizes and shapes, making it perfect for all. It is also a less painful method when compared with hot waxing.

Cons: Although it is a less painful method, cold waxing doesn’t give near-perfect results like hot waxing does. Repetition of cold wax may lead to problems of ingrown hair follicles and skin irritation.

Ever 4-6 weeks, depending on how fast your lashes grow.

Ever 4-6 weeks, depending on how fast your brows grow.

However, professionals suggest leaving two to three weeks between each manicure is ideal for keeping your nails in the best shape. Within this time frame, your nails and cuticles will begin to dry and grow jagged. Most nail varnishes or coats will also begin to chip away.

However, professionals suggest leaving two to three weeks between each pedicure is ideal for keeping your nails in the best shape. Within this time frame, your nails and cuticles will begin to dry and grow jagged. Most nail varnishes or coats will also begin to chip away.

While a facial every four to six weeks is a safe bet, it also varies according to what kinds of facials you're getting, e.g. top up, peels, ozone, extraction. The frequency of receiving a facial can also depend on the specific concern that is being treated, e.g. mature skin, acne prone skin, dry skin, oily skin.

The mechanical action of dry brushing is wonderful for exfoliating dry winter skin. It also helps detoxify by increasing blood circulation and promoting lymph flow/drainage. Dry brushing unclogs pores in the exfoliation process. It also stimulates your nervous system, which can make you feel invigorated afterward.