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Skin Conditions

At Lilium Skin Clinic, we provide expert-led treatments and professional skincare products for every skin concern and condition. Whether you’re dealing with common issues or more complex skin challenges, our personalised, results-driven approach ensures tailored solutions to help you achieve healthy, radiant, and confident skin.

Acne

The appearance of inflamed pimples, blackheads, or cysts on the skin, typically caused by excess oil, bacteria, hormonal changes, and clogged pores.

Age Spots

The appearance of flat, brown, or dark spots on the skin, caused by sun exposure, aging, and increased melanin production over time leading to dark patches.

Cellulite

The appearance of dimpled or lumpy skin, on the thighs, buttocks, hips, and abdomen, caused by fat deposits pushing through connective tissue beneath the skin.

Congestion

The appearance of dull, rough, or bumpy skin (white/black-heads) caused by a buildup of dead skin cells, excess oil, and clogged pores on the surface.

Dry Lips

The appearance of dry, cracked, or flaky lips, often caused by dehydration, environmental factors, or a lack of proper lip care and protection, resulting in lip discomfort.

Dry Skin

The appearance of rough, flaky, or tight skin, often caused by dehydration, environmental exposure, or a lack of natural oils and moisture.

Dull Skin

The appearance of tired, uneven skin tone, often caused by dehydration, buildup of dead skin cells, or reduced blood circulation.

Eczema

The appearance of red, dry, or inflamed patches on the skin, caused by an overactive immune response, environmental and genetic factors.

Enlarged pores

The appearance of visibly large, clogged, or open pores on the skin, caused by excess oil production, sun damage, or loss of skin elasticity.

Hand ageing

The appearance of wrinkles, age spots, and thinning skin on the hands, often caused by sun exposure, loss of collagen, and ageing process.

Loss of facial volume

The appearance of sagging, hollow, or sunken areas on the face, often caused by the natural loss of fat, collagen, and bone density with age.

Melasma

The appearance of brown or grey-brown patches on the skin, often caused by sun exposure, hormonal changes, or genetic factors.

Neck ageing

The appearance of sagging skin, wrinkles, and lines on the neck, often caused by ageing, sun exposure, and loss of collagen and elasticity.

Oily skin

The appearance of shiny, greasy, or thickened skin, caused by overactive sebaceous glands producing excess oil, leading to clogged pores.

Pigmentation

The appearance of uneven skin tone, or visible patches of discolouration, caused by sun exposure, hormonal changes, or post-inflammatory skin injuries.

Psoriasis

The appearance of red, scaly, and often itchy patches on the skin, caused by an overactive immune response that speeds up skin cell turnover, commonly affecting the scalp, elbows, and knees.

Rosacea

The appearance of persistent redness, visible blood vessels, flushing, inflammation, and sometimes bumps on the face, often triggered by heat, stress, certain foods, alcohol, sensitivity, or environmental factors.

Sagging skin

The appearance of loose, drooping, or less firm skin, caused by ageing, loss of collagen and elastin, weight loss, prolonged sun damage, lifestyle factors, decreased skin hydration, gravity, genetics, muscle laxity.

Scarring

The appearance of visible marks, dents, or textured irregularities on the skin, caused by injury, surgery, or inflammation such as acne, healing delays, or scar tissue, leading to long-term changes in skin texture and tone.

Skin tags

The appearance of small, soft, flesh-coloured growths on the skin, often caused by friction, genetics, hormonal changes, ageing, and commonly found on the face, neck, and underarm areas.

Stretch mark

The appearance of streaky lines or bands on the skin, often caused by rapid stretching due to growth, weight changes, pregnancy, or hormonal fluctuations, commonly seen on the abdomen, thighs, or breasts.

Uneven skin tone

The appearance of irregular or patchy skin colour, often caused by sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation, environmental factors, post-acne marks, or scarring, leading to a lack of uniform complexion.

Wrinkle and fine-lines

The appearance of fine lines, creases, or deeper folds on the skin, caused by ageing, repetitive facial movements, sun exposure, a decrease in collagen and elastin, environmental stressors, gravity, and dryness.

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