Skin Conditions

Uneven Skin Tones & Texture

Uneven skin tone and texture are common skincare concerns that affect the complexion’s smoothness and colour.

Some of the causes of uneven skin tone and texture condition include sun damage from prolonged exposure to UV radiation, aging, hormonal changes, acne and acne scarring, environmental factors, lack of exfoliation, and the use of harsh skincare products.

Symptoms of Uneven Skin Tones & Texture

Uneven skin tone and texture refer to irregularities in the colour and surface of the skin, which can manifest in various ways.

Dark patches or spots (hyperpigmentation) and light patches or spots (hypopigmentation) on the skin and surroundings areas.
Sunspots, age spots and freckles.
Acne scars, enlarged pores, rough or bumpy skin indicating an accumulation of dead skin cells, clogged pores, or irregularities in the skin's surface.
Fine lines, wrinkles, and creases in the skin can contribute to an uneven appearance, particularly as they become more pronounced with age or sun damage.
Lack of radiance or luminosity in the skin, making it appear dull or lackluster.

Causes of Uneven Skin Tones & Texture

Prolonged or excessive sun exposure and ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is one of the primary causes of uneven skin tone and texture.
Genetic factors can influence an individual's skin type, susceptibility to sun damage, and predisposition to certain skin conditions.
Hormonal fluctuations, such as those associated with puberty, pregnancy, menopause, hormonal therapy, or hormonal disorders.
Inflammatory skin conditions, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, or contact dermatitis, can cause redness, inflammation, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), leading to uneven skin tone and texture.
Skin injuries, wounds, cuts, burns, or surgeries can also result in scarring, pigmentation changes, and alterations in skin texture during the healing process.
Certain lifestyle habits, such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, poor diet, lack of sleep, and high levels of stress, can negatively impact skin health and contribute to uneven skin tone and texture.

Treatment Options at HBS Beauty Clinic

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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