Skin Conditions

Anti-Aging (Fine Line & Wrinkle Reduction)

Fine lines and wrinkles is a process influenced by a combination of intrinsic (internal) and extrinsic (external) factors.

Intrinsic Factors such as genetics, decline in the production of collagen and elastin, the essential proteins that maintain skin’s elasticity and firmness, and the slow down of cellular processes as we age.

Extrinsic Factors such as UV radiation for sun exposure, environmental pollutants, smoking, diet and nutrition.

Symptoms of Aging (Fine Lines & Wrinkles)

The symptoms of aging, particularly fine lines and wrinkles, can vary from person to person.

Fine lines are shallow, small lines that typically appear on areas of the face that are subject to repeated movements.
Wrinkles are deeper lines that form as the skin loses elasticity and collagen over time.
Aging skin may lose its firmness and elasticity, leading to sagging or drooping in certain areas, such as the cheeks, jawline, and neck.
Aging can cause changes in pigmentation, resulting in age spots, sun spots, or uneven skin tone.
The skin tends to become drier as the skin's natural moisturizing factors decline, leading to roughness and flakiness.

Causes of Aging (Fine Lines & Wrinkles)

As we age, the skin undergoes structural changes, including a decrease in the production of collagen and elastin, proteins that provide the skin with elasticity and support.

Sun exposure, in particular UVA radiation from the sun, is one of the primary causes of accelerated aging of skin.
Repetitive facial movements, such as squinting, frowning, or smiling, can contribute to the formation of fine lines and wrinkles over time.
Genetic factors can also influence the rate at which fine lines and wrinkles develop.
Dry skin is more prone to developing fine lines and wrinkles, as it lacks moisture and lubrication.
Poor nutrition, smoking and other environmental pollutants.
Inadequate skincare routines, such as failing to cleanse, moisturize, and protect the skin from the sun.

Treatment Options at HBS Beauty Clinic

Enzyme Peel
O-Biome Oxygen Therapy - Lift and Firm Activator
Advanced Peel with LED Light Therapy
Skin Tightening Full Face
Dermapen with Meso Infusion
LED Light Therapy
Vitamin Infusion
Skin Tightening
Second Customised Peel

Consulting with a skin care professional can help you to identify the specific factors contributing to your skin concerns and develop the best treatment plan for your personal circumstances.

The feeling is Fabulous

Our Beauty Therapists and Cosmetic Nurse work across our wide range of beauty treatments and are fully qualified for the procedures they perform. They pride themselves on their professional finish to make you look and feel fabulous.

Chloe

Senior Beauty Therapist & Salon Manager

Chlo is our senior beauty therapist and skin consultant, specialising in everything to do with skin health and beauty. She is also a leader in brow tattooing and micro-blading.

Chlo has completed her Cert IV and Diploma of Beauty Therapy. She attends endless skin analysis courses, as well as management and motivational courses, lash lift courses, dermal skin needling education, O Cosmedics professional courses and award nights.

Amazing at: Cosmetic Tattooing & Skin Treatments.

Emily

Cosmetic Nurse

Emily is our cosmetic nurse, here to help you reach all of your aesthetic goals. She has you covered with all things anti-wrinkle, dermal filler, bio-remodelling and skin boosters.

Emily has completed her Bachelor of Nursing degree, and still works as an ICU nurse in one of Sydney’s major hospitals. Ongoing aesthetic education is her passion, to help her clients reach the most natural looking results.

Amazing at: Natural Looking Cosmetic Enhancements.

Courtney

Beauty Therapist

Courtney has a passion for all things brows. Whether you’re in need of a brow lamination or a lash lift, she has you covered. She loves creating stunning transformations, so get ready to elevate your brow and lash game.

Amazing at: Brows & Lashes.

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