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Spring can be a challenging time for women going through perimenopause because the start of menopause can cause several changes in the body that can make skin more unstable and less able process sensitivity to the many skin aggravators that come with

The unusually intense and protracted deluge of rain that we have experienced for the first two months of 2026 with reports saying it has rained virtually every day since the star of the year, followed by a sudden rise in temperature that we are about

Weight-loss injections have rapidly become one of the most talked-about trends in the UK. While much of the discussion has focused on their effectiveness in helping people lose weight, dermatologists are increasingly observing that significant and rapid

If you’ve ever experienced something called retinol burn, you’ll already know how uncomfortable and worrying it can be.

However, if you experience retinol burn, which is becoming an increasingly common side effect of regular retinol usage, swift action

Having problematic skin for Valentines can be a big worry for the one in four people who suffer from skin conditions such as acne, rosacea and eczema, but with targeted Valentines skincare preparation, many of the worst fears can be significantly reduced

In the depths of winter is the time of year when many of us have had to resort to medications or have upped our vitamins to cope with winter bugs and lack of sunshine and outdoor activity.

However, to add to the misery, many common medications such as

Are you waking up in the mornings at the moment with uncomfortable dry, red and tight feeling skin? If so it’s likely that you are suffering from a common condition called ‘central heating face.’

As the cold snap intensifies, many people are turning up

New year new you right? Unfortunately, your skin may not be quite in step with the pace of your new year’s resolutions.

After two weeks of overindulgence, late nights, not enough sleep, party make up and way too much alcohol, skin can look more like its

Christmas fever is already here. However, for those who suffer from common chronic skin conditions such as acne, rosacea, psoriasis, eczema and cold sores, that Christmas fever can quickly turn into a Christmas flare up.

Stuffy heated environments indoors,

Christmas is a time for rejoicing and spending time with family and friends, but it can also bring a lot of stress due to house guests, large family gatherings, large meal preparation, last-minute Christmas shopping and travel plans.

One of the first