Skin Conditions
Skin Conditions | Loss of Tone
When we refer to skin tone, we are usually referring to the luminosity and evenness of complexion. Change of tone is associated with premature skin ageing and is exacerbated by lifestyle factors such as smoking, poor diet and alcohol consumption as well as dehydration and exposure to the sun.
What causes change of skin tone?
As we age, our skin becomes more dull and loses the glow and luminosity of youth. Contributing factors to change of skin tone include smoking, alcohol consumption, poor diet, sun damage and dehydration.
Where can you get a change of skin tone?
When we talk about change of tone, we are usually referring to the skin on the face.
Who can get a change of skin tone?
Change of tone is part of the natural ageing process, but many women may find it more noticeable, as their skin differs from men’s. Smokers, heavy drinkers, people with poor diet and those who spend too much time in the sun are more likely to age prematurely and as a result, are more likely to notice changes to the appearance of their skin.
We recommend these treatments for Loss of Tone
Book PRP - Platelet-rich-plasma
PRP - Platelet-rich-plasma
This treatment utilises a client's own regenerative plasma to improve the texture and tone of the skin, rejuvenating and tightening it. Otherwise known as the Vampire Facial