The skin is the largest organ of our body. It serves as a protective barrier between the delicate interiors of our body and the external environment. It helps regulate body temperature and acts as the first filter.

Our skin undergoes a constant cycle of growth, with new cells replacing the dead skin cells. Healthier skin is better able to fight the signs of ageing, heals much faster and staves off potential disease better than unhealthy skin. It takes a lifetime of regular skincare to achieve beautifully healthy skin.

Our expert team of doctors and aestheticians have helped a huge number of clients deal with their concerns and achieve skin that is naturally glowing and healthy inside-out with the help of acne treatments, lichen planus treatments, open pores treatments and more.

One of the commonest descriptions a dermatologist or aesthetic dermatologist hears from clients is that they have sensitive skin. Sensitive skin is not a medical condition, but a subjective self-assessment based on some adverse effects or discomfort on the skin with the use of most personal care products. The discomfort may range from the skin becoming red and itchy to dry and flaky or breakout in the form of bumps and pustules. Many individuals are allergic to the fragrances, preservatives or colours present in most cosmetics and toiletries and therefore their skin reactions are enhanced. Skin could be sensitive to physical touch or it could be sensitive because of excessive dryness. The dryness could be because of conditions like atopic dermatitis, eczema, rosacea or psoriasis or it could be a manifestation of ageing skin with inactivity of the normal oil glands. Skin can also become sensitive after sunburn or the use of certain medications like Isotretinoin.