As of 5th June 2024 The Face Place Britomart clinic is now permanently closed. We have opened a new custom built clinic at Level 2, 152 Quay Street.
For all the details click here.
As of 5th June 2024 The Face Place Britomart clinic is now permanently closed. We have opened a new custom built clinic at Level 2, 152 Quay Street.
For all the details click here.
We are over the moon to have Skin Therapist Bryony back from maternity leave. We sat down with her to chat about changes in the skin during pregnancy and postpartum as well as skin myths and her favourite treatments to support your skin during the upcoming colder months.
Exfoliating the skin may temporarily unblock follicles or brighten the skin by removing a superficial layer, but it will not change the health of the skin cell and the way it behaves, or offer further protection or control of the internal or external environment that is causing the problem in the first place.
Autumn is always the time to start your course of IPL, as it’s the safest time to implement treatment. With potentially less time outside because of the cooler months, the skin is less likely to experience excessive UV, which can affect the results of the IPL treatment.
Once you start to notice patches of pigment on your skin, even from a very young age, this is evidence of sun damage. Although we can achieve stunning results using various clinical-grade skincare containing Vitamin A and antioxidants, this sun damage is impossible to reverse completely.
Skin Team Leader Lauren breaks down the truth about sunscreen: ingredients, what SPF actually means, what the number represents and exactly what sunscreen is best for you.
The most positive, long-term changes in the skin come from feeding it with good, topical nutrition. It doesn’t matter what treatments you have – if it’s not supported by active skincare it will not give you optimum results.
No doubt you have all heard about collagen and the unfortunate news that we have less of it as we age. Here, Lauren explains how to stimulate more of it in your skin.
We are generally all aware of changes in the skin due to hormonal fluctuations, but what can we do to counteract these responses? Understanding the skin’s response to hormonal changes helps us be proactive in using the tools we have to lessen their effects.
We’ve heard so much about Vitamin A, especially in relation to good skin care, that it could be easy to dismiss it as old news – however this humble ingredient is essential for so many parts of skin health.
Understanding pigmentation, how it’s formed, and where it sits in the skin can help you determine what the correct treatment choices are.
Are you *still* experiencing acne or hormonal breakouts as an adult? At The Face Place there is a healthy, long-term solution to acne and recurring hormonal breakouts. Here, we show you a case study.
Our skin team recently attended the Australian Society of Dermal Clinicians 8th Annual Conference in Melbourne. We wanted to share some of the knowledge gained from this informative trip.