Aging is a natural process that affects us all. It is interesting to know that there are different forms of skin aging, each with its own characteristics and consequences for the skin. In this blog we take a closer look at two specific forms of skin aging: atrophic and hypertrophic aging. We will discuss how […]
2 Separate skin aging forms with consequences-how does that affect you? Read More »
Discover Bakuchiol: an effective alternative to vitamin A acid without irritation. Many people ask skin specialists about the best anti-wrinkle ingredient, and often the answer is “Vitamin A acid” (tretinoin). Although this is indeed true, it is not always told that the use of vitamin A acid can irritate the skin and sometimes cause physical
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An excellent way to give your skin a renewed look is through skin peels. These treatments come in different varieties and can improve your skin’s texture, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and treat hyperpigmentation and acne. But how do you determine which skin peeling is most suitable for your skin type? In this blog we
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AHA and BHA fruit acids are widely used in skin care as chemical exfoliants. AHA stands for Alpha Hydroxy Acid and BHA stands for Beta Hydroxy Acid. These acids work by gently exfoliating the top layer of the skin, removing dead skin cells and stimulating new, healthy cells to the surface. AHAs are mainly used
How 5 different fruit acids work and which types are most suitable for your skin? Read More »
Natural aging, sun exposure, hormonal changes and acne are some of the factors that can damage and age the skin. Fortunately, there are several methods to improve and rejuvenate the skin, including the CO2 Fraxel laser. In this blog we will take a closer look at the CO2-fraxel laser, how it works, what indications it
How does a CO2 Fraxel laser work and what are the indications? Read More »
Spring, you already noticed. The days are getting longer, the crocuses are blooming and it’s getting a little warmer. Winter is coming to an end and your thick scarf and heavy parka will soon be exchanged for a lighter coat. Just like changing your clothes, your skin care routine changes. The dry, cold air outside
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Iconic Elements skin care is a Dutch product, formulated by a dermatologist. In 2016, Iconic Elements received an award in Hong Kong. It’s for the product: Spotreducer cream, and it’s based on the compound ingredients, spreadability and lubricating feel, for which this award has been given. Award is for: Thanks to a unique combination of
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You may not think so, but Asian skin is dark skin. The skin can be divided into different skin types. According to Fitzpatrick’s classification, there are six skin types. Different skin types are classified according to how they react to UV radiation. Skin types I-III are light skin types. Skin types IV (Mediterranean skin), V
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Fat lump or lipoma are common, and the larger they are, the more unsightly. Dermatologist Dr. Francis Wu explains what they are and how to remove them. Fat tissue cells Another name for a fat lump is a lipoma. Lipoma is a benign tumor made up of adipose tissue cells and is located in the
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Xanthelasmata palpebrarum are slightly raised tumors in the eyelid skin. Their conspicuous yellow color disturbs the appearance of patients. The term xanthelasma comes from the Greek words xanthos and elasma. Which mean yellow and flattened metal plate respectively. Xanthelasma Palpebrarum (XP) is the most common skin Xanthoma. This condition presents as a flat, yellow to
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