Stretch Marks
Why choose a specialist dermatologist?
Stretch marks are common skin changes that occur due to factors like pregnancy, weight fluctuations, or hormonal shifts. While they are harmless, our specialists offer effective options, including laser therapy and topical treatments, to help reduce their appearance and improve skin texture.
UNDERSTANDING ACNE: More Than Skin Deep
Acne develops when the sebaceous glands, which produce natural skin oils (sebum), become blocked. This trapped oil creates the perfect environment for bacteria to thrive, leading to inflammation and breakouts. If left untreated, acne can cause:
Persistent pimples
Blackheads & whiteheads
Painful cysts
Swelling & redness
Long-term scarring
WHAT CAUSES ACNE?
One of the most common questions we hear is, “Why do I have acne?” While diet, stress, and environmental factors can contribute to breakouts, the primary culprits are:
Genetics – A family history of acne increases the likelihood of developing it.
Hormones – Fluctuations, particularly during puberty, pregnancy, or stress, can trigger excess oil production and breakouts.
Other factors that can worsen acne include certain skincare products, excessive skin rubbing, and pollution.
ADVANCED ACNE SOLUTIONS AT DERM
We go beyond traditional acne treatments by combining cutting-edge technology with evidence-based dermatology. Our approach doesn’t just stop at clearing acne—we also focus on preventing and treating scars for long-term skin health.
By addressing acne early, we can significantly reduce the risk of scarring, using advanced techniques to remodel and rejuvenate the skin for the best possible outcomes.
Your Clearer Skin Starts Here
Book a consultation with our dermatology team today to discover a treatment plan tailored to your skin.
Ready to take the next step in your skincare?
Whether it’s pigmentation, scarring, rosacea or skin cancer, we’ll provide a clear diagnosis and a treatment plan tailored to your skin’s needs. Call us today or book a consultation to start your specialist care.