The effects of ageing can be irritating. Dealing with skin concerns such as scarring, wrinkles, and discolouration is challenging—but not impossible. Nowadays, a range of non-surgical options are available to help you turn back the clock without breaking the bank....
Skin cancer is by far the most common type of cancer in New Zealand. Each year, more than 80,000 Kiwis develop skin cancer, compared to a total of 16,000 for all other types of cancer combined. Skin cancers are typically highly treatable when they’re caught in the...
You may be a good candidate if you want to: Improve the elasticity of your skin. Hydrate crepey skin. Improve skin texture without using traditional fillers. Restore skin hydration. What’s the difference between Botox, fillers and Skin Boosters? Botox, fillers and...
Botox is the most popular cosmetic treatment in the world – and for very good reason. It’s safe, affordable and can do wonders for keeping the wrinkles at bay and helping you maintain a youthful complexion. Still on the fence about getting Botox treatment? This...
Summer is in full swing and many of us will be taking advantage of the fantastic weather to get outdoors. While it’s wonderful to be out enjoying the sunshine, it’s also important to be mindful of the effects the sun can have on your skin and know what you can do to...
Breast enlargement is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in New Zealand. It is used to help women increase their bra cup size, enhance the shape of their breasts and restore lost volume after weight loss or pregnancy. Breast implants are the most common form...
