Rosacea Awareness Month is approaching and can affect up to 1 in 10 people in the UK. Typical symptoms of Rosacea types include: Facial redness, commonly on the nose and cheeks area. Spots. Extreme sensitivity to…
Skin Treatments Category
Mothers Day: Profound RF vs Profhilo
This Mothers Day our top two doctor-led treatments have been popular and here we cover the difference between them both. Profound RF Microneedling is a one-off treatment using radiofrequency (RF) injectable energy, provides long-lasting facial wrinkle…
Post Pregnancy Stretch Marks
Stretch marks are very common, occurring whenever the skin is stretched (puberty, weight gain, steroid use). Though they don’t just affect pregnant women, about 8/10 pregnant women will develop them at some stage; usually during the…
CO2 Intima: Vaginal Rejuvenation
Concerns about the way your vagina looks or feels are surprisingly common, especially as natural life events such as childbirth and ageing can fundamentally change the appearance of the vagina in an adverse fashion. Our in-house…
Case Study: CO2 for Acne Scars
At Pulse Light Clinic our practitioners and doctors regularly take our client’s skin concerns into consideration so we can invest in new laser technology for the best results. With years of research and development going into…
New Year, New Technology: CO2 Laser
Dr Dianni answers clients common questions during a CO2 laser consultation. How does CO2 laser work? CO2 is a powerful ablative laser that enables resurfacing and deep tissue remodelling. It superficially resurfaces your skin, enabling it…
How To Treat Dark Eye Circles?
Our in-house Doctor, Dianni answers the most common questions regarding common dark circles around the eye area. What happens in the skin to cause dark circles? A range of factors can cause skin to darken around…
2021 Treatment Trend Predictions
There’s no denying that the past year has seen an increase in demand for cosmetic treatments. With the rise in time spent at home during lockdown and frequent video meetings. Whether you’re for or against non-invasive…
