Skin
Skin quality: texture, pigmentation, redness and hydration. Often a combination of causes, so it calls for a personal approach.
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Skin concerns
Skin ageing
Skin aging is a natural process, but UV radiation, lifestyle and genetics largely determine how quickly wrinkles, laxity and volume loss become visible.Acne
Acne is one of the most common skin conditions and can occur at any age, not just in the teenage years.Acne scars
Acne scars are a lasting consequence of severe or prolonged acne and can significantly affect skin texture and self-confidence.Pigmentation
Pigmentation spots are dark patches on the skin caused by excessive melanin production, often triggered by sunlight, hormones or inflammation.Redness and visible vessels
Diffuse redness and visible blood vessels give the skin a blotchy appearance and can have various causes.Enlarged pores
Enlarged pores are a common complaint that give the skin an uneven texture and occur more often with oily or combination skin.Dull skin
Dull, grey-looking skin lacks the clarity and glow that characterise healthy skin and is often the result of dead skin cell build-up or impaired microcirculation.Dehydrated skin
Dehydrated skin lacks sufficient water in the epidermis and feels tight, rough and dull — regardless of skin type.
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“Often several things play a role at once. In a consultation we first take a calm look at what is really going on — and whether treatment is needed at all.”
Lidy Knigge · KNMG cosmetic physician, BIG-registered · NVCG member
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