Author: anesyang

  • FRAXIS – Fractionated Ablative CO₂ Laser for Skin Rejuvenation

    (Face, Neck, Décolletage, Hands) What it is & how it worksFRAXIS is a type of laser that makes thousands of tiny, controlled “micro-injuries” in the skin. These trigger your body to heal itself, producing new collagen and elastin. Over time, this helps smooth fine lines, improve skin texture, and even out skin tone. What to…

  • Radiesse (calcium hydroxyapatite) Biostimulator – Skin Rejuvenation

    What it is & how it worksRadiesse is an injectable biostimulator made of calcium-based microspheres in a gel. It works in two ways: It’s often used in the face, neck, décolletage, and hands to improve skin texture, firmness, and contour. What to expect afterwards (timeline) When you’ll see improvementImmediate improvement is seen after treatment, with…

  • Patient Information: Chronic Hand Dermatitis

    (Also called hand eczema) What is chronic hand dermatitis? Chronic hand dermatitis is a long-lasting condition that causes the skin on your hands to become: It can come and go, and often flares when your hands are exposed to water, soap, cleaning products, or cold weather. Common Triggers 🧴 How to Care for Your Hands…

  • Skin Care on Isotretinoin

    Isotretinoin (also called Roaccutane®) is a medicine that works really well for severe acne. It reduces oil and clears pimples, but it can also make your skin feel dry, red, or irritated. This is normal and usually gets better over time. Here’s how to take care of your skin while you’re on treatment. 💧 What…

  • Aftercare Instructions: Cryotherapy (Freezing Treatment)

    You’ve just had cryotherapy, a treatment that freezes skin spots such as sunspots, warts, or other benign growths. It’s common to feel a bit sore afterward, and some redness, blistering, or scabbing can happen — this is part of the normal healing process. Follow the steps below to help your skin heal well and reduce…

  • Aftercare Instructions: Botulinum Toxin Injections

    You’ve just had Botulinum Toxin injections — a treatment that relaxes certain muscles to soften lines and wrinkles. To help you get the best results and avoid problems, here are some simple aftercare tips to follow. 🕓 What to Do After Treatment ✅ Keep your head upright ✅ Use your facial muscles 🚫 What to…

  • Caring for Your Skin

    As we get older, our skin naturally becomes thinner and drier. Dry skin can feel rough, itchy, and uncomfortable, and it may crack or become sore. The good news is that with some simple daily habits, you can help keep your skin healthy, smooth, and comfortable. Below is a step-by-step guide to help care for…

  • Folliculitis

    Patient Information Sheet: Folliculitis Understanding Folliculitis: Folliculitis is a common skin condition characterised by inflammation of the hair follicles. It can affect people of all ages and occurs when hair follicles become infected or irritated, leading to the development of red, swollen, and sometimes painful bumps or pustules on the skin. Folliculitis can occur anywhere…

  • Eye care for Dupilumab (Dupixent)

    Up to 20% of patients receiving Dupixent experience dry or irritable eyes within the first two weeks to six months of treatment, this is Dupilumab Associated Occular Surface Disease (DAOSD). There is evidence that recommends the commencement of lubricating eye drops at the same time as Dupixent to reduce or minimise these side effects. Symptoms…

  • Melasma

    Patient Information Sheet: Melasma What is Melasma?Melasma is a common skin condition that causes dark, discolored patches on the face. It primarily affects women, especially during pregnancy or with hormonal changes. Causes: Symptoms: Treatment: Management: Expectations: