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We all go out in the scorching sun for our day-to-day work. Unfortunately, the heat coming from the sun makes us tired and harms our skin. To prevent this harm,

Your skin is your biggest organ and has important functions like protecting your body against dirt and germs. Yes, your skin protects your body from the sun, but it also needs protection.

Your skin is your biggest organ and has important functions like protecting your body against dirt and germs. Yes, your skin protects your body from the sun, but it also needs protection.

The harmful UV rays of the sun can cause sunspots on your skin. They are also known as liver spots or age spots.

Sunspots are basically flat spots of discolored skin that can be seen in various shades of brown. You can notice sunspots in the following parts of your body: 1. Back 2. Face 3. Back of the hands 4. Arms 5. Shoulders

‘How to get rid of spots?’ – if I had a euro for every time my sisters asked this question! In 2015, acne affected an estimated 633 million people worldwide. It is quickly becoming one of the most common skin conditions that can affect anyone r

You might be at the start of your acne journey or you might have been navigating these waters for some time. Regardless, the information you see online can leave you feeling confused. In order to treat acne, it is important to understand just how it

Acne is attributed to a hormonal imbalance. This imbalance can be caused by many factors: hormonal fluctuations, stress, etc. Those can in turn affect the function of the sebaceous glands, whose job it is to create sebum (oil).

The Good – This oil travels along the pore to hydrate and protect the skin on the surface.

The Oily – The P acnes bacteria is a naturally-occurring bacteria in our skin, but in this environment it rapidly multiplies causing inflammation within the skin. Eventually infection occurs which can damage the foundations of the skin resulting i

We’ve all heard of the term ‘micro needling’, indeed a lot of clinics and salons still provide microneedling for skin rejuvenation using traditional ‘derma roller’ devices. Technology has thankfully moved forward with the invention of the m

Both Microneedling Pen and Microneedling Rollers are forms of microneedling used to stimulate the production of new collagen by needling the skin. Microneedling causes micro-injuries to the epidermis, which signals the body to produce collagen to rem

1. More precise: Microneedling pens can easily treat those hard to reach areas such as around the eyes, nose and upper lip whereas it is more difficult to reach these areas with traditional rollers.

2. Customised treatment: Needle depth can be adjusted with Microneedling Pen whereas the Microneedling Rollers can only reach a single depth. The benefit of adjusting needle depth allows us to cater to different areas of the face that require differe

3. Less epidermal damage resulting in minimal down time The needles in Microneedling Pens penetrate the skin vertically whereas with Microneedling rollers the needles penetrate the skin at an angle causing more chance of ‘tears’ through the skin

Rejuvapen Microneedling is an all-round fantastic treatment. A hot favourite among celebrities like Jennifer Aniston and Kim Kardashian, it caters to a multitude of skin concerns and is safe for any skin type. The downtime is minimal and the results

Scars? Stretch marks? Fine line and wrinkles? Enlarged pores? Uneven skin texture?

If you said “YES!” to any of these, then micro needling could be your ideal treatment.

The science behind it..

The best part about Medical Microneedling is that your own body does all the work. The Rejuvapen penetrates your skin on different levels, and creates micro injuries to the skin. This kick-starts your body into repair-mode, triggering the production