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Kinross, Rosemary Lane, Burton, Rossett, LL12 0LA ~4.5 miles away
Dr Maeve Kenningham is an experienced medical doctor who provides advanced aesthetic treatments ranging from medical strength peels to her popular Dr K’s Lift (a liquid and thread non-surgical face lift). Her private clinic is on Rosemary Lane, Burton, between Chester & Wrexham.
Chester Road, Rossett, Wrexham, LL12 0HW ~4.5 miles away
Award-Winning Pure Perfection Clinic. Established in 2008 and situated in the heart of Rossett, Pure Perfection Clinic is North Wales’ leading aesthetic treatment center.
Chester Wellness Centre, Wrexham Road, Chester, CH4 9DE ~8.8 miles away
Chester Wellness Centre is one of the UK’s finest locations for medical and complementary care. With a range of specialist treatments and outstanding facilities in a luxurious conveniently located centre, isn’t it time you took a closer look at what Chester Wellness Centre can offer you?
PO Box 3928, Hoole, CHESTER, CH1 9LQ ~10.9 miles away
This Listing Is A Test Listing. WE ARE NOT AN ACTUAL CLINIC. We Just Use This For Testing Purposes On The Site. PLEASE Do not contact us for treatment.
The Old Forge, 1 Canal Street, Chester, CH1 4EJ ~10.9 miles away
The Cheshire Image Clinic in Canal Street, Chester is the flagship of the nationwide Cheshire Image team and has specialised in medical cosmetic enhancements since it was established in 1989.
51 Hoole Road, Hoole, Chester, CH2 3NH ~11.6 miles away
Welcome to Hoole Spa and Aesthetics situated in the beautiful Grade II listed building in the suburbs of Hoole, Chester.
Primrose Cottage, Warrington Road, Mickle Trafford, Chester, CH2 4EB ~13.8 miles away
Dr Raj Acquilla is a UK Ambassador and Global Key Opinion Leader in Facial Medical Aesthetics. He has over 15 years experience in Cosmetic Dermatology and now lectures and delivers live Masterclasses all over the world.
36 High St, Tarvin, Chester , CH3 8EE ~14.0 miles away
We are Blend Skin and Medical Aesthetics Clinic, an award winning clinic based in the heart of Tarvin, Chester. We are a CQC-registered clinic delivering safe and natural-looking treatments.
Freyja Medical Nantwich Branch,, The Yard, Villa Farm, Wrexham Road, Burland,, Nantwich, CW5 8LR ~17.6 miles away
Freyja Medical, the home of Professional Medical Aesthetics. Run by fully qualified Skin Doctors and aesthetic nurses based in Wrexham and Nantwich.
33a Hospital Street, Nantwich, CW5 5RL ~19.7 miles away
Many of us are concerned to some degree about our appearance. At Renew Clinic we believe that everybody has the right to feel good about themselves. Renew Clinic has quickly established itself as one of the leading aesthetic clinics in Cheshire offering a wide variety of treatments.
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Clear, concise answers to common queries
A simple, no-fluff roundup of frequent Acne questions to help you get the facts fast.
Yes, acne can return even after a period of improvement. This often depends on underlying factors such as hormones, skin type, or ongoing triggers like stress or skincare habits. For many people, acne is a recurring condition rather than something permanently resolved, so longer-term management is often needed.
Combining treatments can be appropriate, but it needs to be done carefully. Using too many active ingredients at once may irritate the skin and worsen breakouts. A clinician or pharmacist can help you decide: -Which treatments can be used together -How to introduce them gradually -When to pause or adjust your routine
Most acne treatments take time to show meaningful change. In many cases: Topical treatments are reviewed after 8 to 12 weeks -Prescription treatments may require longer monitoring -Initial worsening can occur before improvement -Stopping too early can make it difficult to judge effectiveness.
Not always. Mild acne can often be managed with over-the-counter skincare and consistent routines. However, medical advice may be appropriate if: -Acne is persistent or worsening -There is a risk of scarring -Over-the-counter options are not helping The level of treatment depends on severity and individual response.
In some cases, clinic-based treatments may be used alongside medical management. These can include options such as chemical peels or light-based therapies, and in some clinics technologies like LDM® Triple are used to support skin function. Suitability depends on the type and severity of acne, and should be assessed by a qualified practitioner.
Acne can sometimes be associated with underlying factors such as hormonal changes or conditions that affect hormone balance. For example, some people with persistent adult acne may be assessed for hormonal influences. Not all acne is linked to a medical condition, but patterns and timing can offer useful clues.
Yes, acne can change in both appearance and behaviour over time. Adult acne may: -Be more concentrated around the lower face or jawline -Be slower to resolve -Occur alongside dryness or sensitivity This can influence how treatment is selected and tolerated.
Complete prevention is not always achievable, particularly when internal factors like hormones are involved. However, it is often possible to reduce the frequency or severity of breakouts by: -Following a consistent skincare routine -Avoiding known personal triggers -Seeking early advice if patterns change
Yes, many acne treatments can increase sensitivity, especially those that exfoliate or reduce oil production. This may lead to dryness, redness, or irritation if not managed carefully. Adjusting product strength, frequency, or layering with supportive skincare can help maintain balance.
You may consider specialist advice if: - Acne is severe, painful, or leaving marks - Previous treatments have not worked - There is uncertainty about the type of acne Specialists can offer a more detailed assessment and access to prescription or advanced treatment options.
Yes, there can be differences in access and approach. NHS care is typically based on clinical need and may involve stepwise treatment over time. Private clinics may offer: - Shorter waiting times - Access to a wider range of aesthetic treatments - More tailored treatment planning Both pathways aim to manage acne safely, but availability and timelines can differ.
Lifestyle factors can influence acne in some individuals, although they are rarely the sole cause. Areas that may have an impact include: - Stress levels - Sleep patterns - Skincare consistency Changes may support overall skin health, but results vary from person to person.
Treatment approaches are generally similar, but there are important considerations. Skin of colour may be more prone to post-inflammatory pigmentation, so treatment plans often prioritise: - Reducing inflammation early - Avoiding irritation - Supporting even skin tone A tailored approach can help minimise longer-term skin changes.
Yes, acne can leave visible marks such as pigmentation or scarring. These may persist after active breakouts have settled. Early and appropriate management can reduce this risk, and there are treatments available to address these changes if they occur.
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