Dr Nabil Jetha

One night sleeping in makeup won’t wreck your skin. The habit just might

By the end of the day your skin’s dealing with makeup, SPF, oil and pollution all sitting on the surface. Sleep in that regularly and you’re looking at blocked pores, dullness and a barrier that’s constantly playing catch up.

You don’t need ten steps. Just take it off, cleanse properly, and let your skin actually recover overnight.

Send this to the friend who still sleeps in their make up.

📍Dr Nabil Jetha Clinic
Until Soho
111 Charing Cross
London, WC2H 0DT

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Physical scrubs can damage your barrier, trigger redness and make pigmentation or sensitivity worse, especially if you’re acne-prone or reactive.

Chemical exfoliants are the more controlled option. Try Naturium’s BHA for oily or congested skin, The Ordinary’s Glycolic Acid for dullness and texture, or Medik8’s Press and Glow your skin is more sensitive.

Better skin doesn’t come from doing more. It comes from doing it properly.

📍Dr Nabil Jetha Clinic
Until Soho
111 Charing Cross
London, WC2H 0DT

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Crepey under-eyes aren’t always an eye cream problem.
Thin skin, dehydration, collagen loss and constant movement can all contribute, which is why the right treatment depends on what’s actually causing it.

For under-eye fine lines, I like Crystal Retinal Ceramide Eye to support cell turnover.

For puffiness, caffeine-based formulas like A.G.E. Advanced Eye can help.

But eye creams can’t correct hollowness or structural changes.
For thin, crepey under-eye skin, treatments like polynucleotides or Sunekos can be used to improve skin quality, hydration and fine lines over time.

The key? Treat the cause, not just the crease.

📍Dr Nabil Jetha Clinic
Until Soho
111 Charing Cross
London, WC2H 0DT

Redness. Breakouts. Post-blemish marks that just won’t fade. One ingredient can actually target all three.

Azelaic acid. A great option is Q+A’s Azelaic Acid Balancing Serum to calm the appearance of redness, target breakouts and post-blemish marks, and support a more even-looking complexion.

Milky, hydrating texture that sits beautifully under SPF and makeup.

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Pigmentation isn’t a one-treatment fix.

Vitamin C and retinoids support the skin day to day, but once pigmentation gets stubborn, that’s usually when in-clinic treatment comes into the conversation. Pico Laser for more precise, targeted pigment. BBL when redness and sun damage are showing up alongside it too.

The real work is understanding what’s triggering it in the first place, then building the plan around that.

Comment ‘pigmentation’ if you want the most common triggers next.

📍Dr Nabil Jetha Clinic
Until Soho
111 Charing Cross
London, WC2H 0DT