
Skin Conditions
Clear, medical explanations of common skin conditions and changes, and the approaches a doctor may consider after assessment.
- Registered medical practitioner
- Standardised 3D imaging
- A written, personalised plan
Skin conditions

Acne
A clear guide to active acne in adults, what drives it, and the approaches a doctor may consider after assessment.
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Rosacea
A clear guide to rosacea, its different forms and triggers, and the approaches a doctor may consider after assessment.
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Rhinophyma
A calm guide to rhinophyma, a thickening of the nose skin linked to rosacea, and the approaches a doctor may consider.
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Melasma
A clear guide to melasma, what influences it, and the careful approaches a doctor may consider after assessment.
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Acne Scarring
A calm, clear guide to the different types of acne scarring and the approaches a doctor may consider after assessment.
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Pigmentation and Sun Damage
A clear guide to sun damage and pigmentation, why a changing spot needs a skin check first, and the options considered.
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Skin Texture and Enlarged Pores
How roughness, visible pores, fine textural lines and dullness develop, and the approaches a doctor may discuss with you.
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Skin Ageing
How the skin, fat, muscle and bone of the face change over time, and the approaches a doctor may discuss with you.
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Skin Laxity: Neck and Jawline
A clear guide to loss of firmness in the lower face and neck, and the non-surgical approaches a doctor may consider.
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Dark Circles
A clear guide to under-eye dark circles, why they appear, and the approaches a doctor may consider after assessment.
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Surgical and Trauma Scars
How scars form and mature, why timing matters, and the approaches a doctor may discuss with you.
Learn moreEvery path starts with the Aesthetic Assessment. Treatment is planned only after a full consultation. Individual results vary.
Start with a consultation.
Dr Marie-Claire will assess your skin, talk through your options and explain the risks before any treatment is planned.
