Lines & Wrinkles

Facial lines and Wrinkles otherwise known as rhytides form as a natural part of the ageing processes. 

Lines and wrinkles are commonly asymmetrical, as people tend to smile or frown more on one side than the other, or consistently sleep on one side rather than the other. The cause and nature of the lines and wrinkles will dictate what is the best option for treatment.

There are many factors which accelerate the formation of lines and wrinkles and these include

• The ageing process

• Gravity

• Muscle movement (know as dynamic lines)

• Injury

• Surgery

• Sun damage

• Acne

• Other skin diseases with a tendency to scar (e.g. discoid lupus)

• Smoking

Wrinkle Relaxing Injections

relaxing the muscles of the face that cause dynamic wrinkles

Dermal Fillers

Files and reduces lines

Sunekos Collagen Skin booster

stimulates your body to regenerator

Microneedling

Collagen inducer

Volume Loss

Volume loss is a normal part of the ageing process with many changes going on in your facial bones as well as muscles, fat pads and skin.

All in all as we age instead of having the natural triangle of youth, wider across our cheeks, this gets turned on its head and we became wider across the jawline. 

This volume loss causes hallowing around the eye sockets along with sunken temples, cheeks start to flattened , loose skin becomes evident around the jawline, better known as jowls. Fine lines appear on the lips and around the nose. Nasolabial folds form around the corners of the nose and mouth and oral commissures develop just beneath the corner of the mouth. Horizontal lines appear above the chin and below the mouth , know as the mental crease. Lips also become thinner. Add on top of this skin that appears drier, thinner, less pliable and vibrant, that is losing its collagen and the result is the ageing face.

Dermal Fillers

replaces lost volume

Sunekos Collagen Skin booster

stimulates collagen to replace lost volume

Microneedling

stimulates collagen to replace lost volume and increases skin condition

Pigmentation &
Uneven Skin Tone

Hyper-pigmentation is darkened areas of the skin. This is caused by the overproduction of a pigment in the skin known as melanin. It is common and usually harmless, but cosmetically is often a nuisance to those who suffer from it.

 It can affect anyone although is more prevalent among certain ethnicities. It can affect any part of the body including the face, hands, and neck. People often refer to areas of hyper-pigmentation as freckles, sun spots, age spots or liver spots. Melasma  otherwise known as the ‘pregnancy mask,’ is caused by hormonal changes due to pregnancy and is characterised by pigmented areas usually on the face (except the eye area). 

Causes of hyper-pigmentation, include over exposure to the sun, hormonal changes, heredity factors, some medication, post inflammation eg after acne, burn, injury to the skin known as PIH.

There is no ‘cure’ for hyper-pigmentation. Care should always be taken to distinguish between normal and abnormal pigmentation especially if the cause is sun exposure. There are, however, options to treat this condition providing there are no abnormalities worries or concerns which we would refer you back to see your doctor. One of the most important things you can do to reduce you risk of excessive pigmentation is to wear a sunscreen and avoid sun exposure. 

• Other skin diseases with a tendency to scar (e.g. discoid lupus)

• Smoking

Dermalux Phototherapy

photochemical reaction to reduce pigmentation

Medical Skin Peels

reduces the appearance of pigmentation evens skin tone

Cosmetic Creams

topical application

Microneedling

collagen stimulation to reduce pigmentation

Acne

Acne is a very common skin condition characterised by comedones (blackheads and whiteheads) and pus-filled spots (pustules).

It usually starts at puberty and varies in severity from a few spots on the face, neck, back and chest, which most adolescents will have at some time, to a more significant problem that may cause scarring and impact on self-confidence.

For the majority it tends to resolve by the late teens or early twenties, but it can persist for longer in some people. Acne can develop for the first time in people in their late twenties or even the thirties. It occasionally occurs in young children as blackheads and/or pustules on the cheeks or nose. 

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Acne treatments are available thought the NHS however this can be a long process and many people look for additional and alternative help. 

Dermalux Phototherapy

Photochemical reaction to break down bacteria that causes spots and acne

Medical Skin Peels

to reduce excessive sebum and oily skin

Cosmetic Creams

Reduce oily skin, cleanse and clear

Microneedling

reduce acne scarring and reduce oily skin

Scarring & Stretch Marks

Acne is a very common skin condition characterised by comedones (blackheads and whiteheads) and pus-filled spots (pustules).

It varies in severity from a few spots on the face, neck, back and chest, which most adolescents will have at some time, to a more significant problem that may cause scarring which can impact on self-confidence. Scaring can also be caused via trauma or surrgery

Stretch marks are a form of scarring on the skin. Caused by the skin stretching too quickly. They can form during growth of the body during puberty, pregnancy or weight changes. They can diminish naturally over time but will not disapper completely. 

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Acne treatments are available thought the NHS however this can be a long process and many people look for additional and alternative help. 

Dermalux Phototherapy

Collagen and elastin synthesis can be combined to boost other treatment effects

Medical Skin Peels

Smooths depressed scars promotes fading

Itech 21 "pulse technology"

localised Low intensity currents to to stimulate cell renewal

Microneedling

Using power solutions to reduce scaring

Luxe Aesthetics Holyhead

Luxe Aesthetics, Unique Hair Salon, 2 church Terrace Holyhead United Kingdom LL65 2HP

info@luxeaesthetics.co.uk

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