Acne & acne scars
For active acne, blackheads, recurring breakouts, post-acne marks, enlarged pores, ice-pick, rolling or boxcar scars.
See procedure options →One clear starting point for acne, scars, pigmentation, laser hair reduction, glow treatments, anti-ageing and facial aesthetics—planned around your skin, goals and medical suitability.
A diagnosis cannot be made from a webpage. These categories help you understand which consultation pathway may be relevant before a clinician recommends any procedure.
For active acne, blackheads, recurring breakouts, post-acne marks, enlarged pores, ice-pick, rolling or boxcar scars.
See procedure options →For uneven tone, sun damage, tanning, dark spots, post-inflammatory pigmentation and melasma assessment.
Explore pigmentation care →Laser hair reduction plans for face and body, selected according to hair pattern, skin tone and suitability.
Explore laser hair reduction →HydraFacial, carbon facial, peels, microdermabrasion, medi-facials and resurfacing consultations.
See glow treatments →Consultation for wrinkles, expression lines, facial volume, under-eye concerns and skin quality.
Explore facial aesthetics →HIFU, radiofrequency, thread lift and facelift referral pathways based on the degree of laxity and goals.
Compare lifting options →Not every treatment suits every concern. The right option, settings, sequence and number of sessions depend on clinical assessment.
Multi-step cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration for congested or dull-looking skin.
Laser-assisted facial option discussed for oiliness, pores, texture and a refreshed appearance.
Superficial to targeted peel selection for acne, marks, tanning, pigmentation and texture.
Controlled mechanical exfoliation for selected surface-texture and dullness concerns.
Controlled micro-channels used in suitable cases for scars, pores, texture and skin quality.
Autologous platelet-rich plasma consultation for selected skin-rejuvenation pathways.
Micro-injection based skin consultation; product choice and appropriateness require medical review.
Light-based consultation for selected redness, pigmentation, sun damage and tone concerns.
For selected acne scars, texture, pores and photo-ageing with planned downtime and aftercare.
A minor-procedure consultation for tethered rolling acne scars, sometimes combined with other modalities.
Injectable hydration and skin-quality options, subject to clinician assessment and product selection.
Medical suitability, evidence, risks and alternatives should be reviewed before considering any IV therapy.
The plan is based on treatment area, hair thickness, hormonal history, skin tone, previous methods and response. Multiple sessions and maintenance may be needed.
These options are not interchangeable. A clinician should assess anatomy, expectations, medical history and whether a non-surgical or surgical route is more appropriate.
For expression lines, volume, shape and skin quality.
Energy and thread-based pathways for suitable mild-to-moderate laxity.
For significant laxity where surgery may offer a more appropriate discussion.
Scars and pigmentation often need staged care rather than one “best” procedure. Active acne and melasma triggers may need stabilisation before aggressive treatment.
Individual response, required sessions, maintenance and results vary. Images are illustrative clinic cases and do not promise the same outcome.
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We use a concern-first process to help patients understand options and make an informed decision.
Share your main goal, medical history and previous treatments.
Skin, facial anatomy and treatment suitability are reviewed in person.
Options, expected sessions, downtime, risks and cost are discussed.
Aftercare and follow-up are planned according to the procedure.
It depends on the concern, diagnosis, skin type, history, downtime tolerance and goals. A consultation is needed before choosing a procedure.
No. Botulinum toxin relaxes selected muscle activity; fillers add or restore volume. Their indications, technique, duration and risks differ.
No. HIFU is a non-surgical energy-based treatment for selected laxity. A surgical facelift repositions deeper tissues and has different indications and recovery.
Multiple sessions are generally required because hair grows in cycles. Area, hormones, hair characteristics and individual response affect the plan.
Scar appearance may be improved, but complete removal cannot be guaranteed. Combination treatments and realistic expectations are important.
Downtime varies from minimal to several weeks depending on injections, lasers, threads or surgery. Your clinician should explain this before consent.
Send your details and our clinic team will contact you. Treatment recommendations are confirmed only after a clinician assesses you.