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An online skincare consultation allows you to book a 20-minute appointment with a skincare specialist to complete a skin assessment. This includes a breakdown of your current skincare routine and recommendations to enhance your skin. They’ll also answer any questions you may have about the best skincare routine, treatment for wrinkles, dark spots on your face, sensitive skin, and much more, providing tips to keep your skin looking and feeling its best.

A skincare specialist can treat many skin concerns including but not limited to:

• Redness (reactive skin): Skin that appears red in colour and may be caused by sensitive skin, allergic reactions, rosacea, and much more.
• Large pores: Depressions in the facial skin surface visible to the naked eye due to genetics, increased levels of sebum, and more.
• Dryness: Skin that looks and feels rough, dry, and may be flaky. Dryness can be caused by many different things including aging, environment, products, and harsh scrubbing.
• Uneven texture: Skin that’s dull in appearance and is caused by large pores, hyperpigmentation, bumps, and anything else that makes your skin look less radiant and smooth.

If you want to improve your skin and have concerns such as wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, sensitive skin, dark spots on your face, redness, sun damage, blackheads, and more, it’s time to see a skincare specialist. As a physician with expertise in treating certain skin conditions, our skincare specialist cares for a wide variety of patients, from young to mature, and can provide skincare for men as well as a skincare routine for women.

Taking care of your skin is important for more than just appearance. Your skin is the largest barrier against infection and other environmental hazards, and proper skincare is essential to help slow down the harmful effects of time.

Good skincare can help:

• Keep your skin in healthy condition with an effective skincare routine to help prevent acne, treat wrinkles, and keep it looking its best
• Achieve a more youthful appearance — as you age, your skin’s cells turn over slower, making it look duller and less radiant
• Prevent skin problems — prevention is much easier than correction
• Improve your self-confidence

Our skincare specialist is a physician with expertise in treating certain skin conditions. They can assist with redness (reactive skin), blackheads, large pores on your face, hyperpigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles such as eye wrinkles and forehead wrinkles, loss of firmness, dryness, oily skin, dark spots on your face, sun damage, and much more.

Dermatologists are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of skin, scalp, hair, and nail conditions. The most common reasons for a referral to a dermatologist include acne, eczema, rashes, suspicious moles, psoriasis, rosacea, and nail disorders.

It’s possible for our skincare specialist to refer you to a dermatologist and vice versa.

Sensitive skin is a sensory reaction set off by contact, environmental factors, or both. People with sensitive skin may find that cosmetics and personal care products easily irritate the skin, or that the sun, heat, cold weather, and more prompt irritation. While sensitive skin can be frustrating, with the right treatment, you can get relief.

Dry skin is caused by many factors including weather (cold or dry), harsh products such as soaps or cosmetics, sun damage, hot water, central heating, and more. With an online skincare consultation, our skincare specialist can assess dry skin and provide a personalized treatment plan.

As you get older, your skin loses elasticity and firmness, which increases the appearance of wrinkles such as forehead wrinkles and eye wrinkles. Our skincare specialist will assess your skin and help prevent wrinkles with a personalized skincare routine. Prevention is much easier than correction, so it’s important to take these steps as soon as you can.

The main cause of oily skin is the overproduction of sebum (an oily substance mixed with lipids) from the sebaceous glands (glands located on almost all surfaces of your body). While sebum is important for skin health, too much of it results in oily skin. A skincare specialist can assess your skin and if it’s oily, provide an appropriate treatment plan.

For the most part, blackheads are safe and your body naturally gets rid of them. Many people, however, don’t like their appearance and require help removing them safely. It’s also possible for blackheads to turn into deep blackheads, which require a healthcare professional for removal. If you’re dealing with consistent blackheads, speak to our skincare specialist who can help treat them as well as prevent more from forming.