What''s your skin concern?

Dryness, Dehydration

Dehydration is a sign that your skin in lacking water, and it's the first step in many skin problems. When your skin is dehydrated, certain enzymes stop working, causing a buildup of skin cells that can make your skin feel rough and dry. Dehydrated skin weakens the skin's protective barrier, making it more susceptible to irritation and inflammation. What the skin needs is to be rebuilt from the inside out, improving enzyme activity and improving the health of skin cells. The barrier needs to be protected while we improve skin function.

Fine Lines & Wrinkles

Fine lines and wrinkles often develop due to decreased collagen production and sluggish cellular turnover. Collagen, the structural protein that gives skin its firmness and elasticity, diminishes with age and environmental factors, leading to reduced skin support and increased susceptibility to lines. Slow cellular turnover further exacerbates this process, causing old, damaged cells to accumulate on the skin's surface and accentuate fine lines. Effective skincare regimens and treatments can help stimulate collagen synthesis and accelerate cellular turnover, restoring a smoother, more youthful appearance to the skin.

Inflammation, Redness, Reactive Skin

When dealing with inflammation in your skin, there are three important factors to consider. The skins barrier, immune system and capillary network. An impaired acid mantle can lead to irritants penetrating the skin too quickly, affecting the skin's pH and making it more susceptible to bacterial invasion. Overproduction of capillaries can hinder the delivery of oxygen and nutrients, slowing skin healing and potentially leading to increased redness. What the skin needs is strengthening. Firstly, building up the skin barrier, strengthening the immune system and then finally the capillary networks.

Pigmentation

The brown spots you are seeing are melanin. Melanin production is your body's way to protect your skin cells from the sun. When you're in the sun, your brain tells a special gland to send out a helpful enzyme called Tyrosinase. This enzyme helps your skin cells to produce melanin to act like tiny hats, keeping your skin safe from the sun's harmful rays. If you're in the sun too long, your skin can get burnt, which means it's hurt. The more Melanosomes you have, the better your skin can handle the sun. But if something goes wrong, your skin might get dark patches (Hyperpigmentation) or lose its color (Hypo-pigmentation). Also, too much sun can make your skin get older faster because it breaks down important proteins. What this skin needs is most importantly to be protected from UV Rays constantly.

Acne Prone & Congested Skin

Acne is an infection/ inflammation of the pilosebaceous unit. There are may factors that contribute to the onslaught of Acne. Hormones, diet and improper skin care routines all contribute. What is important here is to calm down the inflammation, remove the build up of skin cells and balance the PH of the skin.

Loss of Firmness

This change usually has the most impact on the way we look and feel. As we age, our face shape changes due to a loss of volume in deeper layers of the skin and the shifting of superficial fat pads. This can lead to a hollow appearance in areas like the cheeks and temples, and can cause sagging and jowling along the jawline. It’s as if gravity starts to win the battle against our skin.

Dull & Lacklustre Skin

Dull and lacklustre skin can result from several factors, including sluggish circulation and lymph flow, as well as a buildup of redundant skin cells. When circulation and lymphatic drainage are slow, it affects the skin's ability to receive adequate nutrients and oxygen, leading to a dull appearance. Additionally, a buildup of redundant skin cells on the surface can create a barrier that reflects light unevenly, contributing to lacklustre skin. At DRML Skin Clinic, we offer the perfect treatments to help rejuvenate and restore radiance by promoting better circulation, exfoliation, and cellular turnover.

Pores & Uneven Texture

Pores and uneven texture can be attributed to several factors, including the presence of poor-quality oils that are thick and sticky, hindering proper flow within the skin. These oils can congest and stretch the pores and contribute to a rough, uneven surface. Additionally, a buildup of redundant skin cells further exacerbates the problem, creating a barrier that prevents smooth light reflection and results in uneven texture. Effective skincare practices focused on improving the quality of oil production, as well as removing redundant skin cells achieve a smoother, more refined complexion.

Hair Removal

Discover the transformative benefits of laser hair removal at DRML Skin Clinic. Using state-of-the-art technology, our specialised lasers target hair follicles with precision, inhibiting growth from the root. Achieve long-lasting smoothness and freedom from unwanted hair with treatments customised to your skin type and preferences. Experience the comfort and effectiveness of our expert-led procedures, designed to deliver outstanding results. Embrace the confidence of silky-smooth skin with laser hair removal at DRML Skin Clinic.

Hair Loss

Microneedling for hair loss activates the body's natural healing response. When the scalp undergoes micro-injuries, it releases growth factors that promote hair growth stimulation.