Sensitive skin is not your fault.
Many factors, such as genetics, weather, and your environment, may cause your skin to become irritated and lead to itching or burning skin and rashes. While remedies such as allergen-free makeup and soaps for sensitive skin may help, other treatments may include:
Discover the skincare difference at White Hill Clinic. Located in New South Wales, White Hill Clinic works with innovative approaches to managing your skin care needs. Our team of aesthetic professionals will work with you to help find relief for your sensitive skin.
Even with sensitive skin, it is essential to take care of your skin to minimise the signs of ageing. The collagen fibers help support your skin, but with age, the elasticity becomes weakened. Here are treatments that may combat the signs of ageing:
Retinol: A form of Vitamin A and is proven to minimise the look of fine lines and wrinkles. However, to avoid irritation with sensitive skin, it is recommended to use retinol products that are formulated for sensitive skin or sensitive skin areas.
Hyaluronic acid: A natural substance in your body, hyaluronic acid works to lubricate and plump your skin by binding with water molecules to give you smoother and glowing skin.
LED Light Therapy: Light-emitting diode (LED) therapy is a skincare treatment that uses wavelengths of light to rejuvenate your skin and promote collagen growth. Compared to other skincare treatments, LED light therapy is for all skin colours and types because it doesn’t cause burns, unlike chemical peels or laser therapy.
Corrective Herbal Active Peels: Corrective herbal peels are a skin resurfacing treatment that uses a compound of natural dried, crushed herbs to treat various skin conditions. Corrective herbal peels have shown remarkable results for natural skin regeneration and rejuvenation.
While retinol and hyaluronic acid are widely-used serums used in skin care treatment, let’s take a closer look at a couple of innovative treatments used at White Hill Clinic.
Clinically proven LED Light therapy kills bacteria on your skin and offers a holistic approach to reducing acne, treating sun damage, healing wounds, and addressing other skin conditions. LED Light Therapy does not use ultraviolet rays, making this skincare approach a option for even the most sensitive skin. Additionally, a wide array of research shows the effectiveness of LED Light Therapy for effectively healing wounds and some forms of skin damage. Here is how the various colors of light help with certain skin conditions:
Improves acne symptoms by reducing the activity in sebaceous glands to produce less oil and kill bacteria that contribute to acne
Helps to improve the look of scars, diminish the appearance of wrinkles, and reduces skin inflammation
Brightens and accelerates skin recovery
Reduces the appearance of Rosacea and blood vessels
Promotes collagen growth and helps to repair the look of acne-prone skin
Supports cellular energy and helps to increase metabolism
Through a deep penetration of light, cell proliferation is increased, and fine lines and dark spots are reduced.
One and effective skincare approach is the application of corrective herbal active peels. The corrective herbal active peels have a 50-year history of treating a number of skin conditions with a high level of efficacy and safety.
You can rest assured that corrective herbal active peels do not contain chemicals or abrasives that irritate your skin. The epidermis (top layer) of your skin is never breached, making skin complications minimised. Benefits include:
Your corrective herbal active peel treatment is conducted in three phases:
The herbs are massaged into your skin during your 90-minute session. You may feel the herb residue on your skin, but they will dissolve in the next 48 hours as they release their minerals and bio-active ingredients.
You will apply treatment products at home to apply and facial cleansing instructions to use before your next skincare session.
Five days after your phase one treatment, you will receive a one-hour facial massage to remove some of your skin that is peeling or flaking. Your rejuvenated skin will receive a beneficial mask to pamper your skin and bring out the glow in your skin.
Stop your sensitive skin from taking the lead in your life. Let our aesthetic professionals assess your skin condition to determine the proper skincare treatment for you. We will customise a skin care plan that is right for you to deliver better anti-ageing results. Let your sensitive skin glow. Schedule your consultation with our team at White Hill Clinic today.
The number of treatments you may need depends on your skin type and what is affecting your skin condition. Your aesthetic professional will outline in your consultation how many treatments may be effective in treating your skin condition and what approach will give you the overall most effective results.
The cost for your skin care treatment is based on many factors and is different for each person. Your aesthetic professional will create a personalised plan that is right for you during your consultation and will break down your costs for LED Light Therapy, corrective herbal peels, or other skincare treatments that work with your skin type.
Cosmetic treatments are typically not covered by insurance. Be sure to ask your aesthetic specialists for your skincare treatment plan, along with a cost breakdown. At White Hill Clinic, we want you to have all the information to make an informed decision.
White Hill Clinic Medispa in Sydney delivers effective medical procedures with oversight from award-winning cosmetic surgeons in a relaxing and luxurious environment. Schedule a spa day with us to discover why we were named the Best New Practice in Australasia!
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Our team at White Hill Clinic recommends that you seek out a second opinion from another qualified healthcare provider before undertaking any cosmetic procedure. In accordance with the National Law and Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) guidelines, any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks, so a second opinion is advised.