Concerns
Start with what you see in the mirror.
Each concern hub brings together what the condition is, the ingredients and treatments with real evidence, a sensible routine, and the signs that mean you should see a dermatologist.
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Pigmentation & melasma
Brown or grey-brown patches on the cheeks, forehead or upper lip, made worse by sun, heat and hormones. Very common in South Asian skin, and very treatable with patience. Read the melasma hub →
See a doctor if: patches change shape quickly, bleed, or appear after starting a new medicine.
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Acne & acne scars
Blackheads, bumps and painful spots, and the dark marks and scars they leave. Early treatment prevents scarring. Read the acne hub →
See a doctor if: acne is painful, deep, leaving scars, or affecting your mood.
Hub in progress
Sensitive skin & rosacea
Stinging, burning, flushing or redness, often from an over-stripped skin barrier or rosacea.
See a doctor if: redness persists, or you have eye irritation or visible blood vessels.
Hub in progress
Ageing & sun damage
Fine lines, loss of firmness, uneven tone and texture. Prevention starts with sun protection.
See a doctor if: a spot is new, changing, bleeding or does not heal.
Hub in progress
Hair fall & scalp
Shedding, thinning or a flaky, itchy scalp. Some shedding is normal; patterns tell the story.
See a doctor if: hair loss is sudden, patchy, or with scalp pain or scarring.
Hub in progress
Eczema & dermatitis
Dry, itchy, inflamed skin that flares with irritants, allergens or stress.
See a doctor if: skin is weeping, crusted, infected-looking, or not settling.
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