Skintervention Clinic

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If bacne is holding you back, swipe through for simple tips to help keep your skin clear and your confidence high this summer 🫶🏻✨

📍Studley, Warwickshire
👩🏼‍⚕️ Registered Nurse/Acne & Rosacea Specialist

That stubborn skin texture you just can’t seem to get rid of? It could be acne.

Most people think acne only looks like red, inflamed spots. But often, it starts much more subtly.

Non-inflamed acne is made up of open comedones (blackheads) and closed comedones (those tiny under-the-skin bumps that never seem to disappear). They form when pores become clogged with excess oil and ‘dead’ skin cells.

If those clogged pores stick around long enough, bacteria can multiply inside them, leading to the red, inflamed breakouts most people recognise.

The tricky part? Non-inflamed acne is notoriously stubborn to clear. Those clogged pores can happily sit there for months 🥲 That’s why clearing it isn’t about finding a quick fix - it’s about consistency, patience, and the right treatment plan.

Here’s how we cleared my lovely client’s skin:

✨ Regular bespoke in-clinic treatments, including WISH Restoraplex Peels and Dermalux LED Therapy.

A personalised homecare routine featuring:
✨ WISH Calming Cleansing Gel
✨ WISH Mandelica 5% Serum
✨ WISH Micro Moisturiser
✨ WISH Light Magic SPF 30

The result? Smoother skin, fewer clogged pores, and healthier skin that continues to improve over time.

Ready to achieve the smooth, clear skin you’ve been waiting for?

DM **”CLEAR”** to book your consultation. 💌

👩🏼‍⚕️ Registered Nurse | Acne & Rosacea Specialist
📍 Studley, Warwickshire

You’re all as obsessed with Skin Pen as I am 🤭

Want to:
💫 boost collagen by 400%?
💫 minimise enlarged pores?
💫 treat acne scars?
💫 soften stretch marks or surgical scars?

Skin Pen is your girl 🪄

DM “SKIN PEN” to find out more 💌

📍Astwood Bank, Warwickshire
👩🏼‍⚕️ Registered Nurse/Acne & Rosacea Specialist

Rosacea isn’t “just sensitive skin” - it’s a chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects millions of people. While there isn’t a cure, there are effective ways to get it under control and significantly reduce flare-ups.

Many people come to me after trying countless products or having the occasional facial, hoping for a quick fix. The reality is that rosacea isn’t something that can be resolved with a one-off treatment. Successful management requires a consistent, long-term approach.

My approach combines assessment, evidence-based treatments, barrier repair, trigger management and personalised homecare. Every treatment plan is tailored to your skin, helping to reduce inflammation, strengthen the skin barrier and support long-term skin health - not just temporarily improve the appearance of your skin.

Managing rosacea is about understanding your skin, treating the underlying inflammation and giving it the right support over time.

If you’ve been struggling with persistent redness, flushing or flare-ups, know that you’re not alone - and with the right plan, your rosacea can be effectively managed 🫶🏻

💬 Have a question about rosacea? Leave it in the comments or send me a message

📍Astwood Bank, Redditch
👩🏼‍⚕️Registered Nurse/Acne & Rosacea Specialist

Let’s talk about ‘hormonal acne’ 🤭

One of the biggest misconceptions is that hormonal acne must mean your hormone levels are abnormal.

In reality, most people with hormonal acne have normal circulating hormone levels. The difference lies in how the skin responds to those hormones - particularly androgens.

The skin contains androgen receptors that can increase local androgen activity. In some individuals, these receptors appear to be more active or more sensitive, leading to:
✨ Increased oil production
✨ Increased inflammation
✨ A higher likelihood of clogged pores and acne lesions

Hormonal acne most commonly affects the lower face, jawline and chin.

Ever notice you break out the week before your period? During the late luteal phase of the menstrual cycle, oestrogen levels begin to fall. Although androgen levels don’t necessarily increase, their effects can become relatively more pronounced. If your skin is particularly sensitive to these normal hormonal fluctuations, oil production and inflammation can increase - creating the perfect environment for breakouts 🥲

So what can we do?
💫Reduce excess oil production
💫Target inflammation
💫Normalise skin cell turnover to prevent clogged pores
💫Optimise other factors that can contribute to acne severity, including stress, sleep, skincare habits, and underlying conditions.

The good news? Hormonal acne is treatable.

If you’re struggling with persistent breakouts, DM “ACNE” to learn more about your treatment options.

📍Astwood Bank, Redditch
👩🏼‍⚕️Registered Nurse/Acne & Rosacea Specialist