Image Aesthetics

Let's talk PIGMENT

If you have it you know this is very difficult to treat.

Why pigment is so stubborn?

* Different types of pigment behave differently.
Melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), solar lentigines, freckles and medication-related pigmentation all have different mechanisms and respond differently to treatment.

* Pigment can sit at different depths.
Melanin may be predominantly epidermal, dermal, or mixed. Epidermal pigment generally responds more readily to topical treatments and controlled resurfacing, whereas dermal pigment can be much harder to clear.

* Melanocytes can remain highly active.
Even after existing pigment is reduced, melanocytes can continue producing melanin when stimulated by UV, visible light, inflammation, hormones or skin injury.

* Inflammation can make it worse.
This is particularly important with aggressive treatments. Excessive heat, laser energy, peels or irritation can trigger inflammation → melanocyte stimulation → more PIH.

* UV and visible light continually stimulate pigmentation.

This is one reason pigment can return even after an initially successful treatment. For melasma, visible light can also be important, not just UV.
* Hormonal influences can maintain it.

Melasma in particular is influenced by hormonal factors, which means treating the pigment without addressing ongoing triggers can result in recurrence.

* The skin has a “memory.”
Once melanocytes have been repeatedly stimulated, they can remain prone to overproduction of melanin.

Steady treatments over time and attention to aftercare

This patient is being treated with Procell Therapies and PRX by WiQo®

Treatment planning essential
If you don't nowhere to start book a consultation and we can develop a treatment plan for you

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All medical and cosmetic procedure.
treatments carry risks. Individual results can vary, an outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Information on this page is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
A thorough consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitabilit, discuss risks, and explore alternative options before proceeding with any procedure.
Procedures involving prescription-only medicines will only be discussed with patients during a private consultation with an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Before-and-after photographs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
They do not guarantee that any individual will achieve the same results.
Risks Recovery + Downtime discussed.
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WHAT IS YOUR SKIN BARRIER ?

It is the outermost layer of your skin, called the stratum corneum. Think of it like a brick wall:
• Skin cells are the bricks.
• Natural lipids (ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids) are the mortar holding the bricks together.

Its job is to keep the good things in (water and moisture) and the bad things out (bacteria, allergens, pollutants, and irritants).

Why is your skin barrier so important?

A healthy skin barrier:
• Locks in hydration, keeping your skin soft, plump, and comfortable.
• Protects against infection by preventing harmful microorganisms from entering.
• Reduces sensitivity by shielding nerve endings from irritants.
• Supports healing after injury or treatments.
• Maintains healthy skin function, helping your skin regulate moisture and defend itself every day.

What happens when your skin barrier is damaged?

When the barrier is compromised, your skin loses water more quickly and becomes more vulnerable to irritation. You may notice:
• Dryness and flaking
• Tightness
• Redness
• Stinging or burning when applying skincare
• Increased sensitivity
• Breakouts or inflammation
• Slower recovery after aesthetic treatments

Common causes include:
• Over-exfoliating (using too many acids or scrubs)
• Excessive use of retinoids without gradually introducing them
• Harsh cleansers
• Very hot showers
• Sun exposure without sunscreen
• Cold, dry weather
• Frequent cosmetic treatments without adequate recovery time

How can you repair and protect your skin barrier?

Focus on simple, supportive skincare:
1. Use a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser.
2. Apply a moisturiser containing ceramides, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid.
3. Protect your skin daily with a broad-spectrum SPF 30–50 sunscreen.
4. Reduce exfoliation until your skin feels comfortable again.
5. Introduce active ingredients like retinoids or acids gradually.
6. Stay hydrated and eat a balanced diet rich in healthy fats.

Feeling frustrated by areas that seem resistant to your healthy lifestyle?

We understand that everyone’s body is unique. That’s why every consultation is tailored to your individual goals, concerns, and expectations.

Whether you’re looking to explore body contouring options or simply want to learn what’s available, we’re here to provide honest advice and a personalised treatment plan.

💬 Book a consultation to discuss your goals and discover the options that may be suitable for you.

All medical and cosmetic procedure.
treatments carry risks. Individual results can vary, an outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Information on this page is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
A thorough consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitability, discuss risks, and explore alternative options before proceeding with any procedure.
Procedures involving prescription-only medicines will only be discussed with patients during a private consultation with an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Before-and-after photographs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
They do not guarantee that any individual will achieve the same results.
Risks Recovery + Downtime discussed.
RN NMWOOO1454234

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Thank you, Evolus, for an outstanding cadaver anatomy dissection experience. It was informative, engaging, and invaluable for advancing my anatomical knowledge. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity.
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Melasma + Pigmentation
If you have it you know how difficult it is to treat

Progress so far
My new favorite stack

Procell every month Procell Therapies
PRX plus every 2 weeks PRX by WiQo® hyperion.aesthetics

Amount of treatments depends on your skin condition
Not only has her melasma improved but the overall condition and health of her skin

these treatments work in synergy to repair damaged DNA, improve lacklustre skin /help with collagen production

Stay tuned for more

All medical and cosmetic procedure.
treatments carry risks. Individual results can vary, an outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Information on this page is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
A thorough consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitability, discuss risks, and explore alternative options before proceeding with any procedure.
Procedures involving prescription-only medicines will only be discussed with patients during a private consultation with an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Before-and-after photographs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
They do not guarantee that any individual will achieve the same results.
Risks Recovery + Downtime discussed.
RN NMWOOO1454234

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Seasonal change and your skin

Autumn (Fall)
Common skin effects
Transition dryness
Early barrier disruption
Uneven hydration

??!Why it happens??!

The skin is adjusting from humid conditions into cooler, drier weather, often leading to temporary imbalance.

Common presentations

Tightness
Mild flaking
Sensitivity during treatment recovery
How Seasonal Changes Affect Skin Physiology
Skin Barrier Function
The outer skin barrier (stratum corneum) relies on water, lipids, and natural moisturizing factors to remain intact. Seasonal extremes disrupt this balance.

Sebum Production

Heat → increased oil production
Cold → reduced oil production

Inflammation
UV radiation, pollution, allergens, and dry air can activate inflammatory mediators, increasing:
Redness
Sensitivity
Acne
Rosacea flare-ups
Collagen and Ageing
Chronic UV exposure contributes to:
Collagen degradation
Elastin damage
Fine lines
Pigmentation

1. Gentle Cleanser

Switch from foaming or stripping cleansers to a hydrating cleanser.

Look for:
• Ceramides
• Glycerin
• Hyaluronic acid
• Cream or milk cleansers

2. Hydrating Serum

Winter skin benefits from humectants that draw water into the skin.

Best ingredients:
• Hyaluronic acid
• Polyglutamic acid
• Panthenol (B5)
• Niacinamide

3. Richer Moisturiser

In winter, many people need a thicker cream rather than a lightweight lotion.

Look for:
• Ceramides
• Squalane
• Shea butter
• Cholesterol
• Fatty acids
ADD A PUMP OF DERMAHEAL BALM

4. Facial Oil (Optional)

Helpful for very dry or mature skin.

Good oils:
• Squalane
• Jojoba oil

5. SPF — Still Essential

UV exposure still contributes to pigmentation, collagen breakdown, and ageing during winter.

Use:
• SPF 30–50 daily
• Especially important if using retinoids or exfoliants

6. Lip and Barrier Repair Products

Winter commonly affects lips, nose, and around the eyes.

Best ingredients:

• Lanolin
• Petrolatum
• Ceramides
DERMAHEAL LIP BALM

PRX Pus
2 weeks post first treatment
NEEDLE FREE MINIMAL TO NO DOWNTIME TREATMENT

Key benefits
• Improves skin texture and firmness
• Brightens pigmentation and melasma
• Reduces fine lines and acne scarring
• Provides a “glass skin” glow with minimal downtime

recommend recommended 3 to 5 treatments every two weeks

LOVE YOUR SKIN

All medical and cosmetic procedure.
treatments carry risks. Individual results can vary, an outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Information on this page is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
A thorough consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitability, discuss risks, and explore alternative options before proceeding with any procedure.
Procedures involving prescription-only medicines will only be discussed with patients during a private consultation with an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Before-and-after photographs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
They do not guarantee that any individual will achieve the same results.
Risks Recovery + Downtime discussed.
RN NMWOOO1454234

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PROCELL THERAPIES

Results like this is why I love this treatment
It takes time consistency and dedication

Post 5 treatments

This is what healthy / repaired skin looks like
LOVE YOUR SKIN

😷 Procell + Microchannelling
🎯 Purpose: To repair damaged DNA, improves pigmentation, hypo pigmentation, rosacea, collagen boosting, skin health, lines wrinkles
👓 How it works: applying stem cells, growth factors, cytokines topically to the skin
🎉 Results: Post 2nd tx on average typically 3 to 6 treatments are required but depends on condition of skin
💲Cost: $450 for treatment
⏰Time: 45 min
🤢Pain: none to minimal.
🛌Rest: 24hrs.
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📍 Location: Image Aesthetics
✏ Note: individual results vary.


All medical and cosmetic procedure.
treatments carry risks. Individual results can vary, an outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Information on this page is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
A thorough consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitability, discuss risks, and explore alternative options before proceeding with any procedure.
Procedures involving prescription-only medicines will only be discussed with patients during a private consultation with an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Before-and-after photographs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
They do not guarantee that any individual will achieve the same results.
Risks Recovery + Downtime discussed.
RN NMWOOO1454234

****BOOKING LINK IN BIO****

Post PRX PLUS GLOW

• A topical biostimulator (not a traditional chemical peel) 
• Applied to the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin production deep in the dermis while leaving the surface intact 
• Typically performed in-clinic in about 20–30 minutes 

How it works
• Uses a combination of ingredients like:
• Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) (high strength)
• Hydrogen peroxide / homocysteic acid / kojic acid (varies by formulation) 
• These pe*****te deeper layers of skin to:
• Trigger cell renewal
• Boost collagen production
• Improve skin hydration and brightness 

What it treats

Common indications include:
• Fine lines & wrinkles
• Loss of firmness or elasticity
• Pigmentation & uneven tone
• Acne scars
• Dull, dehydrated skin
• Enlarged pores 

recommended 3 to 5 treatments spaced two weeks apart
aesthetics

All medical and cosmetic procedure.
treatments carry risks. Individual results can vary, an outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Information on this page is for general educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
A thorough consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitability, discuss risks, and explore alternative options before proceeding with any procedure.
Procedures involving prescription-only medicines will only be discussed with patients during a private consultation with an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Before-and-after photographs are provided for illustrative purposes only.
They do not guarantee that any individual will achieve the same results.
Risks Recovery + Downtime discussed.
RN NMWOOO1454234

****BOOKING LINK IN BIO****