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What is the best UV index for tanning?

Sun tanning involves UV radiation exposure. What’s the safest time for a burn-free tan? Explore insights on UV index for tanning and skin protection. Getting a sun tan involves exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. When is the best time to tan safely without burning? Here are insights into tanning and protecting your skin from the…

Understanding and Managing White Spots Under the Eyes

White spots under the eyes, known as Milia or milium cysts, present as small white skin bumps commonly found below the eyes but can also appear on the nose, cheeks, and other body areas. Often referred to as ‘milk spots’, these blemishes frequently emerge in newborns, extending into childhood and adulthood. While usually harmless, adults…

Understanding Teenage and Adult Acne: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment Options

Acne remains a widespread issue, especially among teenagers and those in their early 20s. However, its impact varies significantly. While some experience sporadic blemishes, others struggle with severe, pervasive acne that necessitates professional dermatological treatment in London. The root causes of these discrepancies beg exploration. Prevalence of Acne in Teenagers Acne’s prevalence spans a vast…

Liposuction: Sculpting Your Body and Eliminating Stubborn Fat

Liposuction is a widely sought-after cosmetic surgery procedure known for its ability to eliminate stubborn fat deposits from various areas of the body. In this blog, we’ll explore the world of liposuction and discuss how it can help you achieve your desired body contours. Understanding Liposuction Liposuction, often referred to as “lipo,” is a surgical…

Managing Hyperhidrosis: Effective Treatments

Sweat serves various essential functions, from regulating body temperature and eliminating toxins to defending against illness-causing bacteria. However, for some individuals, sweat can pose additional challenges. It can lead to uncomfortable chafing, skin blistering, clothing stains, and even profound social anxiety. Exceeding its primary duty, indeed. If you find yourself grappling with excessive sweating that…

The Importance of Avoiding Spot Squeezing

Squeezing your spots may seem tempting, but it’s generally an ill-advised practice with several noteworthy reasons to steer clear. When you squeeze a spot, it can linger longer and spread the oil and bacteria responsible for acne. Moreover, it opens the door to potential problems, such as infections and scarring. For effective spot management, consider…

Addressing Sun Damage Concerns During Winter

Let’s be honest—when most people think about sun damage, they picture a beach holiday, not a frosty winter morning in London. But here’s something many don’t realise: the sun can still damage your skin even in winter, and even when it’s cloudy. I see it all the time in clinic. While UVB rays (the ones…

Does Water Help with Acne Improvement?

Does water help with acne? Absolutely. Water, a vital beverage, comprises 60% of our body, playing a crucial role in health and hydration. Research indicates that a person can only survive without water for about 21 days. Dehydration, on the other hand, swiftly leads to exhaustion, fatigue, and a decline in bodily functions. While survival…

Meghan Markle Plastic Surgery Impact

In the world of beauty and self-care, trends evolve constantly—but some take us by surprise. Back in 2019, cosmetic surgery saw a subtle but fascinating shift. While many expected changes in facial procedures or anti-aging treatments, a new spotlight emerged—feet. And surprisingly, it may have started with Meghan Markle. Yes, you read that right. Her…

Understanding Rosacea: More Than Just Redness

If your face often feels hot, red, or sensitive—and those flare-ups seem to come out of nowhere—you might be dealing with rosacea. It’s more common than you’d think, and it’s something we see (and treat) all the time. Rosacea isn’t just about flushing. It can cause breakouts, visible blood vessels, and even stinging or burning.…