Conditions
Common Conditions
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Laughter Lines
The pseudonym “laughter lines” is a term that has been derived to describe lines that are characterised by the areas of the face that crease on smiling, or laughing
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Lines & Wrinkles
Lines and wrinkles appear as a natural part of the ageing process, most commonly on the face
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Melasma
Melasma is a common skin condition affecting adults, presenting itself as darker patches of brown or greyish skin
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Neck Lines
Neck lines can begin to form as the skin naturally ages, and loses collagen and elasticity, resulting in sagging and creasing of the skin
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Nose to Mouth Lines
The nasolabial folds are the lines which run from the side of the nose to the corner of the mouth
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Oily Skin
The skin contains sebaceous glands which are responsible for the production of sebum
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Pigmentation
Pigmentation is a condition where the skin develops discoloured or uneven patches.
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Teeth Grinding
Teeth grinding can lead to physical pain as it may cause dental issues
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Tired Eyes
Ageing can contribute to the appearance of tired looking eyes in several ways
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Sagging Skin
This process usually begins in your twenties, but the effects may not become apparent until your thirties or even your forties
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Double Chin
A double chin is usually the result of excess submental fat that has built up under the skin beneath the chin
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Small Chin / Weak Chin
A small or ‘weak’ chin presents itself as shorter and smaller in size, compared with the nose and lips.
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Smokers Lines
Smokers lines, lip lines or lipstick lines are all common names for the condition
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Thin Lips
The ideal top to bottom lip proportion is said to be one third to two thirds, respectively.
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Wide Jaw
A heavy set or wide jaw can be attributed to the enlargement of the masseter muscles.
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Wrinkles
The defining difference between fine lines and wrinkles, is that lines tend to be very mild and wrinkles will tend to me more deeply set.
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Acne Scars
Acne scars are the marks affecting the texture of your skin following an outbreak of acne.
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Frown Lines
Frown lines are the small lines, either horizontal or vertical, that appear when we lose elasticity in between the eyebrows
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Skin Affected By Cancer Treatment
A person’s skin, hair and nails can be affected when undergoing treatment for cancer.
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Hair Loss
Hair loss is most often hereditary but can also occur as a result of hormonal changes, medical conditions and/or medications.
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Acne
Most commonly affecting the face, acne can also often be found on the chest, back and neck.
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Age Spots
Age spots or ‘sun spots’ are dark patches that appear on the skin.
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Ageing
The results of ageing differ from person to person and are dependent on an individual’s lifestyle and genetics.
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Bump on the Nose
A misshapen nose is often referred to as a bump on the nose, crooked nose or dorsal hump.
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Gaunt Face
Gaunt cheeks can be a product of nature if one is born with little facial volume
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Crepey / Lax Skin
Crepey or Lax skin is caused by facial skin thinning and sagging, resulting in a crinkly, crepey appearance.
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Crows Feet
Crows feet or ‘character lines’ are the lines that fan out from the outer edge of the eye.
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Downturned Smile / Droopy Mouth
A downturned smile or droopy mouth is the appearance of shadows that run from the corners of the mouth to the jawline.
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Dark Eye Circles
Dark circles under the eyes can be caused by stress, lack of sleep, poor diet and hydration or even be hereditary
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Dull Skin
Dull skin is a natural part of the ageing process, and can affect anyone, most commonly apparent on the face.
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Excessive Sweating
Excessive sweating can be an uncomfortable, embarrassing condition, affecting both men and women
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Eye Bags
Our genetics, a poor diet, smoking, alcohol consumption and lack of sleep can be other contributory factors to this condition.
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Flat Cheeks & Facial Volume Loss
Facial volume loss is part of the ageing process and, as the amount of facial volume naturally varies from person to person
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Forehead Lines
Forehead lines present themselves as either light, moderate or deep wrinkles that run horizontally across the forehead
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Gummy Smile
A disproportionate amount of gum in view when a person smiles, is known as a gummy smile, and affects up to 15% of people.
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Jaw Clenching
Nocturnal Bruxism is a term used for the clenching of teeth related to sleep, but can also refer to teeth grinding too.
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Jawline Definition / Jawline Contouring
Your genetics are usually responsible for the shape of your jawline.
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Jowls
A typical characteristic of jowls is the sagging, heavy skin that can appear on or below the jawline, chin and lower cheek
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