Age Spots

Age spots also known as liver spots, sun spots or solar lentigo become an unwanted consequence of sun exposure and the skin’s natural ageing process. Presenting as areas of uneven skin tone or pigmentation, age spots result when excess melanin (skin pigment) has been stimulated.

HOW DO AGE SPOTS FORM?

The main factors that contribute to this age spots include:

  • Sun damage / exposure
  • Age

Age spots are not just restricted to the facial area and are commonly present on the shoulders, neck, décolletage, backs of the hands or any sun-exposed areas.

TREATMENT SOLUTIONS:

SKIN CARE PRODUCTS

Melanin inhibitors, Retinol A, Vit C and B Serums can help to lighten and brighten skin.

SKIN NEEDLING

Skin Needling is highly effective for treating hyperpigmentation. Microneedling involves piercing the skin with microneedles to create small wounds, causing skin cells to regenerate. The regeneration of skin cells that micro needling causes can disperse clusters of melanin, lightening dark spots.

CHEMICAL PEELS

Chemical Peels are an exceptional choice for the treatment of hyperpigmentation. Sublime 571 offers many different types of peels that that are specifically formulated to help even out the overall skin tone, treat hyperpigmintation, fine lines and wrinkles, while leaving the skin hydrated.

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Anti-wrinkle Injections
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Sculptra
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Profhilo
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Dermal Fillers
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Peels
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Skin Needling

The Sublime Approach

Before any treatment commences an initial consultation is required. This is a half an hour appointment. Antiwrinkle injections can be included in this time. Your medical history and skin concerns will be assessed. It is an opportunity for your questions to be answered. Together we discuss a suitable treatment plan. You are under no obligations to undergo treatment then and there, you may wish to have a think about it first, and book in for treatment later.

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