While doctor’s appointments in general are familiar to everyone, you might not know exactly what to expect from your first dermatology consultation. I sure didn’t. No matter the cause of your apprehension – whether it be embarrassment from a skin condition, fear of the unknown, a general apprehension towards clinical environments, or a complete lack …
We are looking for people with acne scars on their face (but who no longer have active acne) to attend our clinic on Thursday 23rd November for free microneedling treatment using the SkinPen precision system. Microneedling is a clinically proven treatment to improve the appearance of acne scars on the face through stimulating the skin’s …
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Kleresca Acne Treatment a highly effective treatment for moderate to severe inflammatory acne, is now available at The London Skin and Hair Clinic. This breakthrough treatment is based on BioPhotonic technology and significantly and comfortably improves acne, with high safety and efficacy. Kleresca Acne Treatment offers multi action treatment for acne that addresses several factors responsible …
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Susie Clark is conducting a research project exploring the emotional experiences of adults living with acne. Her hope is that the research will inform psychological work with those living with acne. Participation will involve answering a series of questionnaires online which should take approximately 20 minutes. Susie is looking to recruit over 200 people to …
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Red wine may help treat acne. Dermatology researchers from UCLA found that the antioxidant resveratrol, which can be found in grapes and wine was an effective dermatology treatment for acne when combined with benzoyl peroxide. The study found that resveratrol had a sustained antibacterial activity against acnes, and benzoyl peroxide had short-term anti-bacterial effects that could be effectively …