Both are amazing, but they serve totally different purposes. The right choice depends on whether you’re targeting deeper skin concerns or maintaining surface-level brightness and smoothness. […]
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Most tattoos can be removed in 6-10 sessions, depending on the size, colour, age, and placement of the tattoo in question. […]
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For ongoing results, treatments may be spaced every 3–6 months, while deeper concerns, like acne scars or wrinkles, often benefit from a series of treatments one month apart. […]
Botox typically lasts 3–4 months, though it can hang around for up to 6 months, depending on your metabolism, lifestyle, and a few other personal factors. […]
Hyperpigmentation happens when your skin produces too much melanin—the pigment that gives our skin, hair, and eyes their natural colour. But when your skin overcompensates, darker patches can appear, especially around the mouth. […]
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We offer personalized skincare solutions for that perfect smooth wedding day skin, starting with a consultation to design a custom package, including treatments like DP4 Microneedling, chemical peels, or our Bridal Package with dermaplaning and hydration. We recommend maintaining the results with our skincare lineup, SkinCeuticals! […]
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So how often should you get microdermabrasion? It depends on your unique skin. Typically, we recommend a microdermabrasion facial every 2–4 weeks for 3–6 sessions. […]
Pregnancy changes your whole world, including your skin care regimen. Dry skin, acne, and hyperpigmentation can develop, and your standard go-to products may not be pregnancy-safe. […]
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That’s where we come in with modern treatments, like the StarWalker laser, designed to bring a fresh approach to collagen restoration. […]
While rosacea isn’t something that can be “cured,” there are plenty of ways to manage its symptoms and give you back that confidence. […]
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