It also means
Dry, Rough flaky skin and itchiness,
Cracked and chapped sore lips.
A dull pale looking complexion
Whether you’re out in the cold or inside an office with artificial heating winter can wreak havoc on your entire body and can cause aggravating skin conditions such as
Psoriasis – Psoriasis causes red, scaly areas or patches on the body with mild itching. It can usually be found on the knees, elbows and scalp. Once a person develops psoriasis it usually continues, although it may get better or worse over time.
Combat dry flaky skin with:
Microdermabrasion –Slough off dry skin with Microdermabrasion. Not only will you get rid of flaky dead skin but you can also experience an all round winter glow!
Peels – The Australian Laser and Skin Clinic offers a number of peels to rejuvenate the skin and provide hydration. Our Ageless Peel is a popular one for faces that need a little hydration and will also remove dead skin caused by the cold to reveal a smoother, clearer texture. It refines the skin, clears up congestion and corrects any weather damage.
Apply Skinstituts’ new and extremely effective Enzymatic Micro Peel to your face and neck in the evening. An ultra gentle micro-exfoliating mask designed to soothe, hydrate and renew dry, flaking and sensitized skin. Refreshing and revitalising, the Skinstitut Enzymatic Micro Peel helps to reveal a smoother, brighter, healthier looking complexion. It’s also perfect for use after our dermal therapies such as IPL, Laser, Chemical Peels, Skin Needling and Microdermabrasion to remove dry, rough or peeling skin
To help with Rosacea, Eczema and Psoriasis try our revolutionary LLLT Therapy. LLLT therapy is a cold laser that works by restoring injured tissue to return to a normal level in both structure and function which alleviates symptoms that include swelling, redness, damaged skin and pain caused by Rosacea, Eczema and Psoriasis
Over a course of treatments our clients have benefited greatly and there have been cases where conditions have improved immensely in only 2 sessions.
1. Drink plenty of fluids
It’s important to keep your fluids up in winter just as much as is it is summer as hydration keeps skin cells healthy and nourished.
2. Moisturize
3.Be kind to your lips
Get plenty of shut eye! Long winter nights are especially favorable to sleep. Take advantage of the drawn out darkness and get sufficient sleep – you skin repairs itself while you slumber.