Targeted treatments for all acne types. Restore your skin and your confidence.
I know how much acne can affect your confidence, not just your skin. Every case is different, so I take the time to understand what you're dealing with before recommending anything.
Mild, moderate and severe acne all need a different approach. Choose your level to see what your plan and timeline look like.
A course of facial cleansing and light exfoliation clears congestion without irritating your skin.
Breakouts become rare, and your skin holds onto its clarity.
A simple home routine keeps it that way, with no downtime needed.
Add-ons can be combined with any facial treatment
Book a consultation and we will work out exactly what you need. Go ahead with the treatment the same day and your £30 consultation fee is waived.
Acne happens when pores get blocked with oil and dead skin cells, causing spots, blackheads, or whiteheads. If bacteria get trapped inside, it can become red, swollen, or painful. It's most common on the face, chest, and back, usually starting around puberty.
Severe acne usually means widespread, inflamed spots, sometimes with painful lumps under the skin. It can lead to scarring if left untreated. If this sounds like you, it's worth getting a proper consultation early.
Teenage acne often clears up by itself, but adult acne tends to stick around. The longer it's left, the higher the chance of scarring, so it's best to treat it early.
Yes, genetics can play a part, though it's not guaranteed if it runs in your family. Hormones and lifestyle matter too. The right treatment can still make a real difference.
Chin and jawline breakouts are usually hormonal. Hairline breakouts can relate to hair products. Cheeks often pick up bacteria from phones and pillows. Forehead and nose breakouts usually mean excess oil.
Scars usually lighten over time, but texture often needs treatment to improve. Chemical peels and skin boosters are both effective options I offer for this.
