Acne- Happens when hair follicle gets clogged by overproduction of dead cells and finally infected by bacteria. The various forms are congested pores, whiteheads, blackheads, pimples, pustules or cysts.

Acne Scars- After acne heals, skin can later be seen with a discolouration, commonly known as marks. There are mainly 2 types are scars caused by acne during the tissue repairing process; the brown pigmented ones or the depressed ones. 

Enlarged Pores- A pore is a slightly bigger than the opening of a hair follicle on the surface of the skin. Excessively oily skin causes clogged pores and when left untreated, clogged pores get bigger. Age on the other hand plays a part as well in the enlargement of pores when collagen slowly depletes as a person ages. 

Oily Skin- There are different causes of oily skin, from genes, hormones, diet to weather. Mainly, oily skin is due to an excessive production of sebum from the sebaceous glands. In general however, skin becomes drier with age.

Pigmentation-There are various forms, such as Melasma, Freckles, Horis Naevus. Depending whether they are deep or superfical, different treatments are needed, sometimes even in combination. 

“Loose” skin- As we age, our skin often loses elasticity and collagen. That naturally causes skin to look less firm and to some extent “loose” or “saggy”.

Dull Complexion- This is a common problem for many. Lack of sleep, stress and insufficient care for skin are usually the culprits. The epidermal layers looses it lustre, usually due to increased deads cells from decreased renewal.

Wrinkles- Try as we might but ageing is a process we cannot stop. On top of that, various damaging environmental factors cause skin to become less firm and that gradually leads to wrinkles.    

Weight- Heredity, diet, lifestyle and stress can cause weight fluctuation.