Concerns

Acne scars are permanent textural changes and indentations that occur on the skin as a result of severe acne.

Aging hands often display thinning skin, prominent veins, age spots, and decreased elasticity, giving them a more skeletal and weathered appearance.

Broken capillaries appear as tiny, red thread-like lines on the skin's surface, often resembling a spider's web or branches.

Excess body weight signifies carrying more weight than what is considered healthy for a given height, often due to accumulated fat, muscle, bone, or water retention.

Hair thinning and hair loss refer to the gradual reduction in hair density and volume, leading to more visible scalp or bald patches.

Melasma is a skin condition characterized by brown to gray-brown patches, often appearing on the face, due to an overproduction of melanin.

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition characterized by facial redness, swelling, and small, red, pus-filled bumps, often triggered by various factors including environmental, dietary, or emotional stimuli.

Sun spots and brown spots on the skin appear as flat, darkened patches that vary in size and shape, often resulting from prolonged sun exposure or aging.

A surgical scar is a visible mark or line on the skin that remains after a surgical incision has healed.

Thin lips appear less plump and have a narrower profile in comparison to the surrounding facial features.

Unwanted hair appears as excessive or coarse strands growing in areas where they are not typically desired, such as the face, back, or bikini line.

Wrinkles appear as fine lines or deep furrows on the skin, often resulting from aging, repetitive facial expressions, and environmental factors.