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Skin Care Glossary
Read More →A Skin Care glossary of skin terms to help recognise your skin priorities and concerns. Use the Skin care glossary to help you understand some of the words on our blogs or website. Acne: Localised inflammation of the skin as a result of hyperactive sebaceous glands at the base of the hair follicle. Acne Rosacea: […]
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CANDELA’S GentleLASE Alexandrite Laser
Read More →At Results Laser Clinic, we believe that Candela’s Alexandrite GentleLASE provides the most effective treatment for laser hair removal. For details, specifications and further reading on the Alexandrite GentleLASE, please look below. The Alexandrite systems is Candelas’ premier laser for removing hair. Gentlelase is a revolutionary long-pulse high energy laser which emits a gentle beam […]
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IPL Treatment
Read More →At Results Laser Clinic (NSW, VIC, WA, QLD and ACT), we believe that the Palomar StarLux / MultiLux – Intense Pulsed Light ( IPL ) provides the most effective treatment for Photo Rejuvenation. The technology used at our clinic is rated among the world’s top three medically-graded technologies for Photo Rejuvenation. For details and specifications […]
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Treatments for Skin Pigmentation
Read More →Melanocytes are cells that produce pigment and influence one’s skin colour. When there is an abnormal production and deposition of melanin, it results in excessive skin pigmentation known as hyperpigmentation. There are several causes for pigmentation including UV exposure, hormones, skin trauma and genetics. Pigmentation can be differentiated as epidermal (superficial), dermal (deep) and combination. […]
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Treatments for Stretch Marks
Read More →A stretch mark is formed when the dermis or surface layer of skin tears, scarring with a light coloured hue. This pulling force occurs from factors such as rapid growth or weight gain and diminishing dermal elasticity. Stretch marks are also known as striae, lineae atrphicae and striae cutis distensae. Here are Treatments for Stretch […]
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Types of veins
Read More →Superficial and deep system veins Veins that are superficial can be found just under the skin surface and increase in visibility when they are varicose and abnormal. Non-visible veins are called deep veins, and located well below the skin. Perforating veins and junctions connects superficial veins to deep veins and blood flows through these systems […]