Conditions
Common Conditions
Through a truly holistic approach The Bloom Clinic can apply the right solution to improve a wide range of common aesthetic concerns.
Condition
Acne
Oily skin, whiteheads, blackheads, pimples and spots are common symptoms of acne.
View Condition
Condition
Acne Scars
A common complication that arises as a result of acne is acne scars and it is often the need to give in to temptation by picking and squeezing the spots that increases the risk of developing this concern.
View Condition
Condition
Ageing Skin
The first signs of ageing can start to appear on the face from around the age of 25 as wrinkles, loss of volume and reduced elasticity starts to develop.
View Condition
Condition
Age Spots
The cause of age spots, also known as liver spots, sunspots or solar lentigines, is primarily the result of exposing the skin to the sun.
View Condition
Condition
Crow’s Feet
Character lines are the lines that appear at the outer corner of the eye taking on the form of a fan, earning them the term ‘crow’s feet’.
View Condition
Condition
Dark Circles
They can often develop alongside eye bags and give the affected person a look that is aged and fatigued.
View Condition
Condition
Downturned Mouth
A downturned mouth refers to the appearance that has developed through ageing, when the corners of the mouth start to descend, giving the mouth a downward turn.
View Condition
Condition
Dry Hands
Dry hands is a common condition that many people come to accept as a normal occurrence. Having dry skin on the hands does not cause any harm, but it can often be irritating and uncomfortable.
View Condition
Condition
Dry Skin
In most cases this condition is temporary, but for others it can be a concern that affects them for a much longer term.
View Condition
Condition
Dull Skin
Dull skin can occur in anyone as we age and the skin loses its natural hydration and lustre. Young skin has a remarkable ability to self hydrate.
View Condition
Condition
Eye Bags
Eye bags appear as puffiness or mild swelling in the area beneath the eye. This condition commonly develops in some people through the ageing process, as the surrounding tissues and supporting muscles start to weaken.
View Condition
Condition
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Fine lines and wrinkles are often the first signs of ageing, as well as one of the most common concerns we see here at the clinic.
View Condition
Condition
Flat Cheeks
Flat or gaunt cheeks can appear naturally due to genetics, or can develop as we grow and age.
View Condition
Condition
Forehead Lines
Forehead lines are the deeper set lines that run horizontally across the forehead and while they can be inherited genetically, they are most often caused by the repeated use of the muscles in the face.
View Condition
Condition
Frown Lines
Frown lines or ‘eleven lines’ are the creases that run vertically between the eyebrows. These lines are a sign of ageing that are primarily caused by repeated use of the facial muscles.
View Condition
Condition
Jowls
Jowls are typically characterised by sagging, heavy skin that appears on or below the jawline. They can range from a slight dip to a more noticeable ‘pouch’ that makes the face appear droopy and lax.
View Condition
Condition
Laughter Lines
The name laughter lines can refer to the lines and wrinkles that are caused over time, through repeated use of the facial muscles associated with smiling or laughing.
View Condition
Condition
Melasma
Melasma is a common skin condition that causes darker patches of skin to develop.
View Condition
Condition
Mouth to Chin Lines (Marionette Lines)
Mouth to chin lines are facial creases that appear as a result of the ageing process, often becoming noticeable when a person is in their 40’s or 50’s.
View Condition
Condition
Neck Lines
The skin loses its ability to look plump and smooth, with firm yet supple tendencies, the older a person gets.
View Condition
Condition
Nose to Mouth Lines (Nasolabial Folds)
Lines that run from the bottom of the nose to the corners of the mouth are also known as Nasolabial folds.
View Condition
Condition
Oily Skin
Everyone naturally has oil in their skin. This is produced and secreted through the skin’s pores and helps to keep the skin hydrated, as well as acting as a protective barrier.
View Condition
Condition
Pigmentation
Pigmentation is a term that refers to patches of skin that have become darker or lighter in colour. These patches can appear in small localised areas, or may affect larger parts of the body.
View Condition
Condition
Sagging Skin
Youthful skin is full, firm and bounces back to its usual form. When a person gets older the skin loses these abilities as collagen and elastin declines from the skin’s inner structure.
View Condition
Condition
Smokers’ Lines
Small vertical lines that extend from the top and / or bottom lip can be referred to as smoker’s lines, lipstick lines or lip wrinkles.
View Condition
Condition
Thin Lips
The size and shape of a person’s lips can vary, as it is inherited genetics that usually determines the appearance of this sensual facial feature.
View Condition
