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Winter is almost over. How is your skin feeling? Before we head into spring, take a moment to check in with your skin.Wi...
31/08/2026

Winter is almost over. How is your skin feeling?

Before we head into spring, take a moment to check in with your skin.

Winter conditions, indoor heating and lower humidity can contribute to dryness, tightness and sensitivity for some people. A seasonal check-in can help you notice what your skin may need before making changes to your routine.

🌿 Ticked most of the boxes?
If your skin feels comfortable and balanced, there may be no need to change much. Keep doing what works and focus on consistency.

💧 Left several boxes unticked?
If your skin is feeling dry, tight, flaky or irritated, take a look at your current routine. Gentle cleansing, appropriate moisturisation and avoiding unnecessary exfoliation may help support your skin while it settles.

☀️ One thing to keep year-round:
Use a broad-spectrum SPF 50+ and reapply as directed, particularly when spending time outdoors.

🔎 Noticing something that persists?
A checklist can't diagnose a skin concern. If you have ongoing redness, irritation, sensitivity or another change that concerns you, consider seeking advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

And remember, spring doesn't mean you need to completely overhaul your skincare routine.

Start with what your skin is telling you. 🤍

Save this post for your end-of-winter skin check-in.

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📍 St Leonards, NSW
📍 Maidstone, VIC

We’d love to see you in the clinic! Come in and have a chat with our team about your skin concerns and goals. 🤍

When it comes to your skin, doing more isn’t always the answer. 🤍A new concern doesn’t automatically mean you need anoth...
28/08/2026

When it comes to your skin, doing more isn’t always the answer. 🤍

A new concern doesn’t automatically mean you need another treatment or another product.

Sometimes, the first step is simply understanding what your skin is experiencing and what may be contributing to it.

That could mean:

🫧 Reviewing your current skincare routine
💧 Supporting your skin barrier if it’s feeling dry or irritated
☀️ Being consistent with sun protection
🔎 Considering lifestyle, environmental or hormonal factors that may be relevant
⏳ Giving your skin time to settle before introducing something new

If a concern persists, a professional assessment can help you understand your options and whether treatment may be suitable for you.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to skin. Your individual skin, concerns, medical history and goals all matter.

Sometimes the best approach isn’t doing more. It’s doing what’s right for your skin. 🤍

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📍 St Leonards, NSW
📍 Maidstone, VIC

We’d love to see you in the clinic! Come in and have a chat with our team about your skin concerns and goals. 🤍

A consultation is an important part of deciding whether dermal filler is appropriate for you.Before treatment, your prac...
26/08/2026

A consultation is an important part of deciding whether dermal filler is appropriate for you.

Before treatment, your practitioner should take the time to understand your:

• Medical history and current medications
• Individual concerns and goals
• Facial anatomy and existing features
• Previous cosmetic treatments
• Expectations and desired outcomes

They should also discuss the potential benefits, risks, limitations, alternatives and expected recovery so you can make an informed decision about whether to proceed.

Dermal filler is a medical procedure and, like any procedure, carries potential risks and complications. Not everyone is suitable for treatment, and there is no single approach that is right for everyone.

A consultation isn't simply about choosing a treatment. It's about assessing whether the treatment is appropriate for you.

If you're considering dermal filler, a personalised consultation gives you the opportunity to ask questions, understand your options and discuss what may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.

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📍 St Leonards, NSW
📍 Maidstone, VIC

With so many skincare products and trends available, it’s easy to feel like you need a complicated routine to have healt...
24/08/2026

With so many skincare products and trends available, it’s easy to feel like you need a complicated routine to have healthy-looking skin.

But a good skincare routine is less about how many products you use and more about choosing products that are appropriate for your skin and your individual needs. 🤍

A simple routine can start with the basics:

🫧 Cleanse
Helps remove sunscreen, makeup, excess oil and everyday build-up from the skin.

💧 Moisturise
Helps maintain hydration and support the skin barrier, which plays an important role in protecting the skin.

☀️ Protect
Daily broad-spectrum SPF helps protect the skin from UV radiation, which is a major contributor to premature skin ageing.

✨ Target specific concerns, when appropriate
Depending on your skin and concerns, a suitable active ingredient may be added to your routine. This might include ingredients selected to support concerns such as acne, pigmentation or signs of skin ageing.

More products aren't necessarily better. Introducing several active ingredients at once, frequently changing your routine or using products that aren't suitable for your skin may contribute to irritation.

And there isn't one perfect routine for everyone.

Your skin type, concerns, lifestyle, existing products and individual circumstances all play a role in what may be appropriate for you.

Before adding another product to your shelf, ask yourself:

“Does my skin actually need this?”

Sometimes, going back to the basics is a good place to start. 🤍

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📍 St Leonards, NSW
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So, what is microneedling actually doing to your skin?Microneedling uses a device with very fine needles to create contr...
22/08/2026

So, what is microneedling actually doing to your skin?

Microneedling uses a device with very fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This activates the skin’s natural wound-healing response and the processes involved in collagen production and tissue remodelling.

Depending on the individual and the treatment plan, microneedling may be used to help improve the appearance of:

✨ Uneven skin texture
✨ Atrophic acne scarring
✨ Fine lines
✨ Overall skin smoothness

However, results vary from person to person and microneedling is not an instant-result treatment.

The skin needs time to heal and remodel following treatment, so any changes develop gradually. The number of treatments, treatment depth and spacing between sessions should be determined based on the individual and their skin concerns.

After treatment, temporary effects such as redness, sensitivity, swelling or dryness may occur. Your practitioner will discuss the expected recovery and appropriate aftercare with you.

Microneedling isn't suitable for everyone, which is why an assessment of your skin, medical history and individual circumstances is an important part of deciding whether the treatment is appropriate.

Considering microneedling? A personalised consultation can help you understand whether it may be suitable for your skin and what to expect from treatment. 🤍

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📍 St Leonards, NSW
📍 Maidstone, VIC

Chemical peel booked? What actually happens to your skin afterwards?A chemical peel uses a carefully selected solution t...
20/08/2026

Chemical peel booked? What actually happens to your skin afterwards?

A chemical peel uses a carefully selected solution to exfoliate the skin and encourage the natural skin renewal process. What you experience afterwards will depend on the type and strength of the peel, your skin and the treatment plan.

You may notice:

✨ Mild redness or sensitivity
Your skin may look slightly flushed or feel more sensitive immediately after treatment.

💧 Dryness or tightness
As the skin begins to renew, it may feel drier or tighter than usual.

🤍 Flaking or peeling
Some peels can cause visible flaking or peeling as the outermost skin cells shed. However, not every chemical peel causes visible peeling.

✨ Gradual changes in texture and tone
Any improvement develops over time as the skin goes through its renewal process. The timeline varies depending on the individual and the treatment performed.

And here's something important: more peeling doesn't necessarily mean a better result.

The aim is not to peel the skin as much as possible. It's about selecting an appropriate peel based on your skin, concerns and goals.

That's why a personalised assessment matters before treatment.

If you're considering a chemical peel and aren't sure which option may be suitable for you, we'd be happy to discuss your skin and goals during a personalised consultation.

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📍 St Leonards, NSW
📍 Maidstone, VIC

Your skin doesn’t follow a strict timeline. 🌿 Lifestyle and environment matter too. Sleep, nutrition, smoking, stress an...
18/08/2026

Your skin doesn’t follow a strict timeline.

🌿 Lifestyle and environment matter too. Sleep, nutrition, smoking, stress and pollution can all influence the skin over time.

As we age, the skin gradually changes. Collagen and elastin production decline over time, skin renewal can become slower, and changes in hydration and barrier function can affect how the skin looks and feels.

But your birth year isn’t the only factor.

☀️ Sun exposure can contribute to premature skin ageing, including pigmentation, fine lines and changes in elasticity.

🧬 Genetics influence how your skin ages and how it responds to environmental and hormonal changes.

🩷 Hormones can affect oil production, hydration, sensitivity and other aspects of skin health, particularly during times of hormonal change.

💧 The skin barrier also deserves more attention as we age. Supporting hydration and protecting the barrier can help maintain comfortable, healthy-looking skin.

In your 40s and beyond, you may find that your skin needs more focus on hydration, barrier support, texture, firmness and overall skin health, depending on your individual skin and hormonal changes.

That’s why your skincare priorities may change throughout your 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond.

In your 20s, building simple, consistent foundations can help establish good skincare habits.

In your 30s, consistency becomes increasingly important, particularly as gradual changes in collagen and skin renewal occur.

In your 40s and beyond, you may find that your skin needs more focus on hydration, barrier support, texture, firmness and overall skin health, depending on your individual skin and hormonal changes.

And most importantly, there is no universal “right” routine for a particular age.

Your skin, lifestyle, genetics and concerns are unique to you. Your skincare should evolve with them.

Save this post for your next skincare reset. ✨

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• St Leonards, NSW
• Maidstone, VIC

More skincare doesn’t necessarily mean better skin. 🤍One of the most useful things you can do when building a routine is...
13/08/2026

More skincare doesn’t necessarily mean better skin. 🤍
One of the most useful things you can do when building a routine is introduce products slowly.

Start with your basics and give your skin time to adjust before adding another active. This makes it easier to work out what your skin responds well to and can help avoid unnecessary irritation from layering too many products at once.

A few things worth remembering:

✨ Consistency matters more than a 10-step routine.
✨ More active ingredients aren’t automatically better.
✨ Give products time to see how your skin responds.
✨ If your skin is irritated, adding more products usually isn’t the answer.

And if you're unsure what your skin actually needs, a personalised assessment can help take the guesswork out of your routine.

Save this for the next time you're tempted to add another product.

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That little breakout you’ve been trying very hard not to touch?We get it. The temptation to squeeze, pick or keep checki...
09/08/2026

That little breakout you’ve been trying very hard not to touch?

We get it. The temptation to squeeze, pick or keep checking it in the mirror is real.

But repeatedly touching a breakout can add unnecessary trauma to already irritated skin and may contribute to more inflammation, redness, dark marks or scarring.

So what can you do instead?

🤍 Keep your hands off
🤍 Cleanse gently
🤍 Avoid over-treating the area
🤍 Keep your routine simple
🤍 Give your skin time to settle

And if you need a little help resisting the urge to pick, a hydrocolloid pimple patch can create a protective barrier over the area and help reduce touching. They’re generally most useful for surface-level breakouts rather than deeper, under-the-skin spots.

Because sometimes, the best thing you can do for your skin is less.

If breakouts or other aesthetic concerns are something you'd like to discuss, **book a consultation with Dr Aria** to talk through your concerns and explore treatment options tailored to your individual needs.

📌 Save this for your next breakout.
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• St Leonards, NSW
• Maidstone, VIC

Healthy hair is influenced by more than just the products you use.Everyday habits such as getting enough protein, limiti...
06/08/2026

Healthy hair is influenced by more than just the products you use.

Everyday habits such as getting enough protein, limiting excessive heat styling, avoiding prolonged tension from tight hairstyles, managing stress, and protecting your scalp from UV exposure can all play a role in supporting your overall hair health.

If you've noticed changes such as increased shedding, reduced volume, or your hair not feeling as healthy as it once did, it's worth seeking professional advice. Hair changes can have many possible causes, and understanding what's contributing to them is the first step towards exploring appropriate treatment options.

At Aesthetics by Aria, every consultation is tailored to your individual needs, giving you the opportunity to discuss your concerns and learn about the options that may be suitable for you.

Book your personalised consultation at aestheticsbyaria.com.au

📍 Visit us at:
• St Leonards, NSW
• Maidstone, VIC

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