Journal

I never felt fully satisfied when I finished my training at the general (G.P. level), I was inspired that Dermatology is constantly changing with new treatments and new conditions. I was intrigued because there are very few specialists in this area and it often covers a broad age group of patients; from babies to the elderly, which I find interesting.  

Despite our bodies being composed of about 65% water, a variety of factors - environmental conditions and temperature, chemicals, harsh products, UV, and time/age - cause daily skin dehydration, emphasising how a moisturiser/hydrator is essential for most skincare regimens. Excessive hydrating products can cause unwanted breakouts and oiliness, while too little can result in the skin becoming dull with loss of elasticity and firmness. So how do you choose the right formula to keep your skin looking healthy, supple, firm, and shine-free?

Our body produces oil (or in skin terms, sebum) naturally, however, as we age its production decreases significantly. This is one of the main reasons that you may start to notice your skin losing moisture and hydration. Our skin needs oil to maintain a healthy balance, which oil should be used for what skintype? 

Skincare for Acne-Prone Skin. Here’s How to Create the Right Routine for Your Skin’s Needs.