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Noticing more hair in your brush or shower lately? It may be worth paying attention to the bigger picture. 🤎Some daily h...
11/09/2026

Noticing more hair in your brush or shower lately? It may be worth paying attention to the bigger picture. 🤎

Some daily hair shedding is normal. The American Academy of Dermatology notes that people commonly shed around 50–100 hairs a day, but noticeable thinning, bald spots or a clear change from your usual pattern can be signs of hair loss.

When might it be worth getting your hair loss assessed?

🔎 You've noticed persistent or increasing shedding
Especially if it continues rather than settling.

🔎 Your hair is visibly becoming thinner
For example, you may notice a widening part, increased scalp visibility or a thinner ponytail.

🔎 You develop a bald or thinning patch
Sudden, localised hair loss is worth having assessed rather than simply treating at home.

🔎 You notice changes to your scalp
Persistent itching, pain, burning, scaling or other unusual scalp changes alongside hair loss are worth discussing with a healthcare professional.

🔎 You're simply concerned about a noticeable change
You don't necessarily need to wait until hair loss becomes significant. Understanding what's happening earlier can help guide the next steps.

Why assessment matters

Hair loss isn't caused by just one thing. Genetics, hormonal changes, illness, nutritional issues, medications, stress and hair-care practices can all play a role. Different causes can require very different approaches.

So before reaching for another supplement, serum or “hair growth” product,start by understanding the cause.

Your hair deserves more than a one-size-fits-all approach. 🤍

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Thinking about taking biotin for your hair? Before adding another supplement to your routine, here's something worth kno...
09/09/2026

Thinking about taking biotin for your hair? Before adding another supplement to your routine, here's something worth knowing. 🤎

Biotin is an essential B vitamin, but that doesn't mean taking more will automatically lead to more hair growth.

A true biotin deficiency can cause hair thinning or hair loss, but biotin deficiency is rare, and there is limited evidence that biotin supplements improve hair growth in people who aren't deficient.

Hair shedding or thinning can have many possible causes, so taking a “hair growth” supplement without understanding the reason for the change may not address the underlying issue.

A few things worth remembering:

✨ More isn't necessarily better.
If you aren't deficient, extra biotin hasn't been shown to reliably improve hair growth.

🥗 Start with your overall nutrition.
A varied, balanced diet provides biotin and other nutrients your body needs.

🔎 Look at the bigger picture.
Persistent or noticeable hair loss can have many causes and may be worth discussing with a qualified healthcare professional.

⚠️ One important safety point:
Higher-dose biotin supplements can interfere with certain laboratory tests and may produce inaccurate results. Always tell your healthcare professional if you're taking biotin.

The takeaway?
Biotin isn't a magic hair-growth solution. If you're experiencing ongoing hair loss or thinning, understanding the possible cause is a much better place to start. 🤍

Save this for the next time you're considering a hair supplement.

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How confident are you that you're using your SPF correctly? ☀️Sunscreen is one of the simplest ways to support your skin...
07/09/2026

How confident are you that you're using your SPF correctly? ☀️

Sunscreen is one of the simplest ways to support your skin against UV exposure, but how you use it matters too.

Here are 4 common mistakes worth checking:

☀️ Not applying enough
Applying too little sunscreen can mean you don't receive the level of protection indicated on the product.

👂 Forgetting your neck & ears
These areas are easy to overlook, even though they're exposed to the sun too.

🔄 Not reapplying when needed
If you're spending prolonged time outdoors, swimming, sweating or towel drying, sunscreen should be reapplied.

💄 Relying on makeup SPF alone
Makeup containing SPF can be an additional layer, but it shouldn't replace your dedicated sunscreen, particularly when spending time outdoors.

Your simple SPF checklist:
✔ Choose a broad-spectrum SPF 50+
✔ Apply generously to exposed skin
✔ Don't forget your neck and ears
✔ Reapply when needed, especially during prolonged sun exposure
✔ Add other protection such as shade, protective clothing, a hat and sunglasses

Good sun protection isn't about finding one perfect product. It's about making it a consistent habit. 🤍

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Thinking about body contouring? Start with understanding what you're actually looking to address. 🤎“Body contouring” cov...
04/09/2026

Thinking about body contouring? Start with understanding what you're actually looking to address. 🤎

“Body contouring” covers a range of treatments, but different technologies are designed for different concerns.

For example:

❄️ Localised fat
Some treatments, such as cryolipolysis, are designed to target selected areas of fat rather than overall weight loss.

✨ Skin laxity
Treatments such as HIFU may be considered when skin firmness and contouring are part of the concern.

〰️ Cellulite and skin texture
Certain body-sculpting approaches combine technologies such as radiofrequency and vacuum to address specific aesthetic concerns.

The important thing to remember? There isn't one treatment that's right for everyone.

Your goals, the area you're concerned about, your skin and your individual circumstances all matter when considering an aesthetic treatment.

Before booking, ask yourself:
• What concern am I actually trying to address?
• Is this treatment designed for that concern?
• What should I realistically expect?
• Am I a suitable candidate?

An informed decision starts with a proper consultation. 🤍

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September skin resetA change of season is a good reminder to check whether your skincare routine still suits your skin.H...
02/09/2026

September skin reset

A change of season is a good reminder to check whether your skincare routine still suits your skin.

Here are 4 things worth checking:

☀️ 1. Your SPF habit
Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every day and reapply when exposure is prolonged. Sun protection is one of the most important habits for protecting your skin from UV damage.

💧 2. Your skin barrier
If your skin feels tight, irritated, unusually dry or uncomfortable, take a look at how many active ingredients and exfoliating products you're using.

🧴 3. Your routine
You don't need a shelf full of products. A simple routine built around cleansing, moisturising and sun protection can provide a solid foundation.

🔎 4. Your actual skin concerns
Before buying another trending product, identify what you're trying to address. Different concerns may need very different approaches.

✨ A good skin reset isn't about starting over. It's about making more informed choices.

Save this for your September skincare check-in, and if you're unsure what your skin needs, a professional skin consultation can be a helpful place to start.

Winter is almost over. How is your skin feeling? Before we head into spring, take a moment to check in with your skin.Wi...
31/08/2026

Winter is almost over. How is your skin feeling?

Before we head into spring, take a moment to check in with your skin.

Winter conditions, indoor heating and lower humidity can contribute to dryness, tightness and sensitivity for some people. A seasonal check-in can help you notice what your skin may need before making changes to your routine.

🌿 Ticked most of the boxes?
If your skin feels comfortable and balanced, there may be no need to change much. Keep doing what works and focus on consistency.

💧 Left several boxes unticked?
If your skin is feeling dry, tight, flaky or irritated, take a look at your current routine. Gentle cleansing, appropriate moisturisation and avoiding unnecessary exfoliation may help support your skin while it settles.

☀️ One thing to keep year-round:
Use a broad-spectrum SPF 50+ and reapply as directed, particularly when spending time outdoors.

🔎 Noticing something that persists?
A checklist can't diagnose a skin concern. If you have ongoing redness, irritation, sensitivity or another change that concerns you, consider seeking advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

And remember, spring doesn't mean you need to completely overhaul your skincare routine.

Start with what your skin is telling you. 🤍

Save this post for your end-of-winter skin check-in.

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We’d love to see you in the clinic! Come in and have a chat with our team about your skin concerns and goals. 🤍

When it comes to your skin, doing more isn’t always the answer. 🤍A new concern doesn’t automatically mean you need anoth...
28/08/2026

When it comes to your skin, doing more isn’t always the answer. 🤍

A new concern doesn’t automatically mean you need another treatment or another product.

Sometimes, the first step is simply understanding what your skin is experiencing and what may be contributing to it.

That could mean:

🫧 Reviewing your current skincare routine
💧 Supporting your skin barrier if it’s feeling dry or irritated
☀️ Being consistent with sun protection
🔎 Considering lifestyle, environmental or hormonal factors that may be relevant
⏳ Giving your skin time to settle before introducing something new

If a concern persists, a professional assessment can help you understand your options and whether treatment may be suitable for you.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to skin. Your individual skin, concerns, medical history and goals all matter.

Sometimes the best approach isn’t doing more. It’s doing what’s right for your skin. 🤍

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We’d love to see you in the clinic! Come in and have a chat with our team about your skin concerns and goals. 🤍

A consultation is an important part of deciding whether dermal filler is appropriate for you.Before treatment, your prac...
26/08/2026

A consultation is an important part of deciding whether dermal filler is appropriate for you.

Before treatment, your practitioner should take the time to understand your:

• Medical history and current medications
• Individual concerns and goals
• Facial anatomy and existing features
• Previous cosmetic treatments
• Expectations and desired outcomes

They should also discuss the potential benefits, risks, limitations, alternatives and expected recovery so you can make an informed decision about whether to proceed.

Dermal filler is a medical procedure and, like any procedure, carries potential risks and complications. Not everyone is suitable for treatment, and there is no single approach that is right for everyone.

A consultation isn't simply about choosing a treatment. It's about assessing whether the treatment is appropriate for you.

If you're considering dermal filler, a personalised consultation gives you the opportunity to ask questions, understand your options and discuss what may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.

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With so many skincare products and trends available, it’s easy to feel like you need a complicated routine to have healt...
24/08/2026

With so many skincare products and trends available, it’s easy to feel like you need a complicated routine to have healthy-looking skin.

But a good skincare routine is less about how many products you use and more about choosing products that are appropriate for your skin and your individual needs. 🤍

A simple routine can start with the basics:

🫧 Cleanse
Helps remove sunscreen, makeup, excess oil and everyday build-up from the skin.

💧 Moisturise
Helps maintain hydration and support the skin barrier, which plays an important role in protecting the skin.

☀️ Protect
Daily broad-spectrum SPF helps protect the skin from UV radiation, which is a major contributor to premature skin ageing.

✨ Target specific concerns, when appropriate
Depending on your skin and concerns, a suitable active ingredient may be added to your routine. This might include ingredients selected to support concerns such as acne, pigmentation or signs of skin ageing.

More products aren't necessarily better. Introducing several active ingredients at once, frequently changing your routine or using products that aren't suitable for your skin may contribute to irritation.

And there isn't one perfect routine for everyone.

Your skin type, concerns, lifestyle, existing products and individual circumstances all play a role in what may be appropriate for you.

Before adding another product to your shelf, ask yourself:

“Does my skin actually need this?”

Sometimes, going back to the basics is a good place to start. 🤍

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So, what is microneedling actually doing to your skin?Microneedling uses a device with very fine needles to create contr...
22/08/2026

So, what is microneedling actually doing to your skin?

Microneedling uses a device with very fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This activates the skin’s natural wound-healing response and the processes involved in collagen production and tissue remodelling.

Depending on the individual and the treatment plan, microneedling may be used to help improve the appearance of:

✨ Uneven skin texture
✨ Atrophic acne scarring
✨ Fine lines
✨ Overall skin smoothness

However, results vary from person to person and microneedling is not an instant-result treatment.

The skin needs time to heal and remodel following treatment, so any changes develop gradually. The number of treatments, treatment depth and spacing between sessions should be determined based on the individual and their skin concerns.

After treatment, temporary effects such as redness, sensitivity, swelling or dryness may occur. Your practitioner will discuss the expected recovery and appropriate aftercare with you.

Microneedling isn't suitable for everyone, which is why an assessment of your skin, medical history and individual circumstances is an important part of deciding whether the treatment is appropriate.

Considering microneedling? A personalised consultation can help you understand whether it may be suitable for your skin and what to expect from treatment. 🤍

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