Skinox Aesthetics

More hair on the pillow and in the hairbrush lately? Before looking for a treatment, it helps to work out what kind of hair loss you are seeing.

Some daily shedding is normal. The British Association of Dermatologists puts it at between 30 and 150 hairs a day for most people. What matters is whether something has changed for you.

A sudden increase often follows a trigger around three months earlier, such as an illness, a stressful period, surgery, significant weight loss or a new medicine. This type of shedding, called telogen effluvium, usually settles and the hair grows back without treatment.

Gradual thinning, like a wider parting or less density on the crown, is a different pattern. Patchy bald areas, a sore scalp or hair loss with other symptoms are worth taking to your GP first.

PRP is offered privately for some types of thinning, but the research is still limited. A consultation should look at the cause first and explain honestly whether PRP is likely to help, or whether another route makes more sense.

More about shedding, triggers and PRP here: https://skinox.co.uk/autumn-hair-shedding-and-prp-what-to-check-first/

A free afternoon before a celebration is only one part of the diary. If you are considering dermal fillers, think about whether you can manage the follow-up as well as the appointment.

There is no universal recovery countdown. Bruising and swelling can occur, more serious complications are possible, and somebody else's experience cannot predict your own. The practitioner should explain the proposed product, individual suitability, risks, and arrangements for concerns afterwards.

Take time to consider the information. There is no obligation to change your appearance for a party, and moving the decision to another time is a reasonable option.

Questions for an unpressured decision: https://skinox.co.uk/dermal-fillers-before-party-season/

There is more to choosing an autumn peel date than finding a free afternoon.

Consider the week around it: customer-facing work, an important event, outdoor commitments or a holiday. The appointment length does not tell you how recovery will fit those plans.

A useful discussion connects the intended depth with your particular concern and explains what to expect afterwards. More visible peeling is not a goal in itself, and a stronger peel is not automatically a better choice.

More about peel depth and recovery planning: https://skinox.co.uk/skin-peels-in-autumn/

Microneedling after summer starts with assessing your skin, not choosing a date.

Recent tanning, sunburn, irritation, medicines and previous procedures can affect suitability. Discuss them at consultation, along with upcoming travel and your ability to follow aftercare.

Ask about realistic improvement, risks and recovery. Treatment may need to wait, and a new or changing skin mark should receive appropriate medical assessment.

More about the questions to consider: https://skinox.co.uk/microneedling-after-summer-consultation-and-treatment-timing/

Dermal Filler Dissolving🤍

A look at the results following dermal filler dissolving, helping to reduce previously placed filler and restore a softer, more natural appearance.

Every treatment is individually assessed by our medical practitioners to ensure the right approach for you.

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