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Cold winter weather and indoor heating strip moisture from the skin, weakening its natural barrier and leading to dryness, irritation and fine lines. A well-balanced winter skincare routine focuses on gentle cleansing, regular moisturising, lukewarm showers, daily sun protection and minimal exfoliation.

This article outlines the most common skin blemishes, including acne, milia, moles, skin tags, seborrheic keratosis, cherry angioma, and DPN. We explain their causes, appearance, and treatments. We’re also discussing advanced electrolysis as a safe, effective, and lasting solution for removing benign skin growths and restoring clear, healthy skin.

Makeup enhances appearance and confidence, but applying it too often can harm your skin. You may end up with clogged pores, breakouts, dryness, premature ageing, and allergic reactions due to harsh ingredients like parabens and formaldehyde. Maintaining proper skincare, using safe products, and removing makeup daily are essential to protect your skin’s health.

The Blemish Clinic, in this article, we explore the various acne treatment options so you can achieve clearer skin and become more confident in yourself. 

Electrolysis and advanced electrolysis may sound similar, but they treat very different concerns. While traditional electrolysis is used for permanent hair removal, advanced electrolysis targets common skin blemishes like milia, skin tags, and thread veins. In this guide, we explain the key differences between the two types of electrolysis, as well as how each treatment works and what to expect in terms of aftercare.

Pregnancy glow is real. Hormonal changes and increased blood flow and water retention give the skin a plumper and more supple appearance. But those factors can also lead to skin concerns, such as acne and skin tags. 

Summer is here, and with temperatures rising, you’ll be tempted to take on some Pinterest-worthy pursuits, like beach holidays and picnics in the park.

60% of Brits  current ly have, or have previously had, a skin condition. Most skin concerns are benign and not harmful, like acne or...

Have you noticed skin or flesh-colored growths on your hands and feet that are rough to touch? You’ve probably been infected by a certain strain of the human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes warts. Unlike other skin concerns, warts are a viral infection, making them highly contagious.

We’d all love to look at ourselves in the mirror and not find a single blemish or spot. But if you have common skin blemishes, like acne...

Many of us have a love-hate relationship with skincare. While we all want radiant, flawless skin, many of us find that following a...