Wessex Skin Clinic

Wessex Skin Clinic Winchester’s leading Aesthetic Clinic specialising in minimally invasive aesthetic procedures. Call today for a complimentary appointment.

⏰ Not long now. My “Reviving Follicular Function – Case Series in Regenerative Hair Restoration” webinar with DermaFocus...
11/09/2026

⏰ Not long now. My “Reviving Follicular Function – Case Series in Regenerative Hair Restoration” webinar with DermaFocus is coming up on 24th September and there’s still time to register.

We’re presenting a structured case series using Purasomes HSC50+ Hair & Scalp Complex across androgenic thinning, hormonal hair loss and stress-related telogen effluvium, with dermoscopic imaging, density assessments and treatment timelines showing real change in hair calibre, density and scalp health.

What you’ll take away:
•⁠ ⁠The biological rationale behind exosome and growth-factor therapy
•⁠ ⁠Patient selection criteria and treatment protocols
•⁠ ⁠Pre- and post-treatment imaging analysis
•⁠ ⁠Realistic timelines for visible regrowth
•⁠ ⁠How regenerative therapy fits into your existing hair restoration workflow

Save your seat!

Reminder! I’ll be speaking at the ALLSKIN | MED Clinical Symposium 2026, delivering the keynote on RetinDuo® and the sci...
03/09/2026

Reminder! I’ll be speaking at the ALLSKIN | MED Clinical Symposium 2026, delivering the keynote on RetinDuo® and the science behind Cantabria Labs’ dual-retinoid technology.

We’ll be looking at how enhanced bioavailability, dual-action activity and advanced delivery systems work together to improve retinoid performance and tolerance, and what that means clinically across hyperpigmentation, photodamage, ageing skin and acne-prone skin.

The Symposium brings together leading clinicians and industry experts to explore the role of clinic-exclusive, medical-grade skincare in long-term skin health. It’s built for practitioners who want to strengthen their protocols and deliver genuinely evidence-led outcomes, whether you’re already an ALLSKIN MED partner or just want to know more.

Spaces are strictly limited and allocated first come, first served, so do secure yours if you’re planning to come. Would be lovely to see you there!

📅 Monday 14 September 2026
📍 Royal Society of Medicine, London
🎓 CPD Certified

01/09/2026

The terms dry skin and dehydrated skin are often used interchangeably, but medically they refer to different concepts.

🧴Dry skin is generally considered a skin type or condition characterised by reduced epidermal lipids and impaired barrier function. This can result in increased transepidermal water loss, with symptoms such as tightness, scaling, roughness and irritation.

💧Dehydrated skin refers specifically to a reduction in the skin’s water content, i.e., hydration. Unlike dry skin, dehydration can occur temporarily and may affect individuals with otherwise oily, combination or normal skin.

Understanding this distinction is important because the underlying mechanisms, and therefore the most appropriate skincare approach, are not necessarily the same. In this video, I explain how to distinguish between dry and dehydrated skin and what this means for your skincare routine.✅💦🧬

26/08/2026

Your skin is your canvas, and just like a painting, great skin isn’t about chasing every new trend; it’s about understanding the canvas you’re working with.

In this video, I’m talking skin health vs. skincare fads, why healthy, resilient skin should always come before the latest viral treatment, ingredient or quick fix.💙

24/08/2026

Sunspots are a common result of cumulative UV exposure and can become more noticeable with ageing. While there are effective treatments to reduce their appearance, prevention is key.

Daily broad-spectrum SPF, seeking shade and limiting direct sun exposure are essential for protecting the skin and preventing further pigmentation.

For existing sunspots, targeted skincare and in-clinic treatments such as laser or light-based therapies may be considered, depending on your skin type and individual needs.

But remember, protect first, treat second!💙

17/08/2026

Not all skin ageing happens for the same reason…

🧬 Intrinsic ageing is the natural ageing process driven by time, genetics and hormonal changes.
☀️ Extrinsic ageing is influenced by external factors — especially UV exposure, heat, pollution and lifestyle.

Summer can amplify these effects, with increased UV exposure accelerating collagen breakdown, contributing to pigmentation and causing oxidative stress. The good news? Extrinsic ageing is partly preventable. Watch to find out how! ✨

13/08/2026

What exactly is oxidative stress and what does it mean for your skin?

Oxidative stress occurs when free radicals overwhelm the skin’s natural antioxidant defences. UV exposure, pollution and lifestyle factors can all contribute, leading to collagen breakdown, inflammation, pigmentation and loss of skin quality over time.

The good news? There are ways to protect your skin and support its natural defences. Watch to find out more 💙

11/08/2026

Skin cancer is now the most common cancer in the UK, and we are seeing ever younger patients with skin cancer. The government has a consultation open right now on strengthening sunbed regulation in England WITH mandatory ID checks, supervised use, clear health warnings, and a ban on businesses promoting ‘health benefits’ of sunbed use that just aren’t backed by evidence.

Sunbeds are classified as a Group 1 carcinogen by the WHO, the same category as smoking. Around 6 million people in the UK use them, and the risk climbs sharply the younger you start.

This consultation is open until 14th August, and it’s genuinely one of those moments where public input can shape real policy. If you care about sun safety, protecting young people, or just want stronger accountability from an industry that’s been under-regulated for years, please go and add your voice.

🔗Find this online or copy and paste this link:

https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/strengthening-the-regulation-of-commercial-sunbeds-in-england/strengthening-the-regulation-of-commercial-sunbeds-in-england-consultation-document?utm_medium=email&utm_term=N%2FA&utm_source=BAD%20UTM&utm_campaign=Message%20of%20the%20Moment%20-%20sunbed%20consultation =e229cd54-b6b6-4513-8907-c85e00bf0000

16/07/2026

One of my favourite recommendations to patients for helping scars heal is Silicone Scar Gel. Whether you’re dealing with post-surgical scars, injury scars, or acne marks, silicone gel is one of the most evidence-supported topical treatments to help improve the appearance of scars over time.

As an aesthetic doctor, I often recommend Kelo-Cote to my patients because it’s so easy to use, dries clear, and creates a protective silicone barrier that supports optimal scar healing.

On a personal note, it’s also been a fabulous product for my daughter. Applying it has helped stop her from picking and scratching at healing areas, which is so important, as picking can worsen scarring and delay recovery. 💙

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