Exion Microneedling

Stretch marks are lines that appear on the surface of the skin. At first appearance, they appear red or white, before fading to a white colour. Stretch marks occur on areas where the skin has been stretched, and are more common in areas where fat is deposited; for example, the tummy, breasts, and thighs.

Enlarged pores often stand in the way of smooth, flawless looking skin, and are caused by an excess in oil, or sebum production.

Scars form on the skin when deeper, thicker layers of skin are damaged as a result of injury. As new collagen fibres are formed to mend the wound as part of the natural healing process, scars appear, which are often different in colour and texture to the surrounding areas of the skin.

Many of our patients at S-Thetics are looking for solutions to restore facial volume. As we age, our skin produces less collagen, which leads to a loss in elasticity.

Sagging skin is one of the clearest and most common signs of ageing, which occurs when the skin produces less collagen as we get older. Gravity takes its toll, and inevitably the supportive tissues in our face and body begin to droop.

Frown lines are the lines that appear between the eyebrows, either when frowning, or as we age and elasticity is gone from the area, on a permanent basis. Ageing skin is most identifiable by the presence of wrinkles. As collagen production decreases over time, the skin becomes less able to repair itself from the movement of everyday life. There are, fortunately, a variety of different treatments that can be used to treat fine lines and wrinkles and return a youthful complexion to the skin.