The result of inflammation of acne blemishes. Sometimes the content of the blemishes spill into the surrounding tissue and can cause deeper scars.

The occurrence of inflamed or infected sebaceous glands in the skin. The skin’s pores become clogged with oils and dead skin cells which results in black heads, white heads, or pimples.

The increase of melanin production that causes irregular pigmentation of the skin.

Enlarged blood vessels giving the affected areas a flushed appearance.

Flat, dark skin pigmentation that varies in size and occurs on sun exposed areas of the skin.

Naturally occurring creases, folds or ridges in the skin that appear when people get older.

Caused partly by the breakdown of collagen and other proteins that provide structure to your skin.

When the skin loses structure and firmness which causes the skin to sag either due to weight loss, pregnancy, or the natural aging process.

Alter the contours and definition of the face to match or come close to your ideal face shape by using non-surgical procedures.

The lack of hydration, radiance, and uneven skin tone that makes the skin appear flat or lackluster.

Excess sebum production from the sebaceous glands that can lead to oily skin and/or blackheads, whiteheads, or blemishes.

Hair that’s grown on the face, usually on the chin, cheeks and upper lip region. Some can also call this peach fuzz.

A fold of excess skin or fat under someone’s chin, making them look as if they have two chins.

The terminal hair that develops on the body during and after puberty.

When the skin loses structure and firmness which causes the skin to sag either due to weight loss, pregnancy, or the natural aging process.

The invisible UV rays that cause tanning, burning and other skin damage. It causes skin aging, wrinkles, and can contribute to skin cancer.

Generally appears on the back and upper half of the body and can have multiple causing factors, from excess sebum production to a hormonal imbalance.