HydraFacial Treatment | The Clinic Bondi Junction The Clinic 2026-09-23 | HydraFacial Treatment | The Clinic Bondi Junction
The Cleanser by Scott + Sullivan The Clinic 2022-08-17 | The newest product in the Scott + Sullivan range, The Cleanser follows Kaye and Lisa's philosophy of simple, clean skincare, that is suitable for all. A luxurious, gentle gel cleanser that removes impurities & aids barrier repair. Skin feels clean and hydrated whilst soothing irritation and inflammation with anti-oxidant and anti-allergic effects. Key ingredients include Jojoba Oil, Roseflower Oil and Vitamin B5.For all skin types including normal to dry, sensitive skin, ageing skin and problematic skin.$65Learn more on our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/products/the-cleanser Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicbondi Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicbondi
Introducing The Peel Bar - Express Peels $99 The Clinic 2022-08-04 | Instant results, no downtime and fitting easily into your schedule, our new Peel Bar offers professional medical grade peels in 15 minutes. Featuring a customised menu of Express Peels to cater for all skin types, you are now one click away from fresher, brighter and clearer skin.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinicbondi.com.au Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicbondi Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicbondi
How Do Chemical Peels Work? The Clinic Bondi The Clinic 2022-05-25 | What is a Chemical Face Peel? How do Chemical Peels Work? What is the difference between a Chemical Peel and a Facial? Here at The Clinic, Chemical Peels are our number one treatment for improving skin tone and texture. We perform over 60 peels per week and have been doing so for over 20 years. Our medically trained team will customize the Peel treatment to suit your needs, ensuring the best results for acne, pigmentation and anti-ageing.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Great Skin in Your 40s, 50s & Beyond The Clinic 2022-04-21 | As we age, we naturally lose collagen and elastin, the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles become more pronounced and skin can feel thin and saggy. From our 40s and beyond, dryness also increases. The Clinic has a number of sought after skin treatments that will help rejuvenate, retexturise and revitalise your skin:Fraxel Laser is the number one treatment for pigmentation removal. Anti Wrinkle Injections directly target lines and wrinkles, whilst Dermal Fillers restore mid face volume loss, correcting droopiness.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinicbondi.com.au Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
The Clinic: New Skin Resolution The Clinic 2022-01-03 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Vitamin Skincare Routine | AM Skincare Routine | Morning Skincare The Clinic 2021-11-23 | Watch to find our the best way to incorporate Vitamin B and C into your AM routine. ⏰PCA Skin Vitamin b3 Brightening Serum is a multi-functional serum formulated to target all signs of discolouration. Combining Niacinamide and a cutting-edge complex of Mulberry Extract, Green Tea Extract, Oligopeptide-51 and Plankton Extract, these ingredients work to combat the appearance of dark spots, dullness, and redness. ✨Much more than just a Vitamin C serum! A revolutionary blend of three different, unique, stabilised Vitamin C's, Societe Triple C Vitamin Therapy Serum offers high antioxidant, collagen boosting properties without irritation. This formula penetrates deeply to provide longer-lasting benefits of Vitamin C throughout the day. ☀️For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
How to Apply Eye Cream | Where does eye cream go in your routine? The Clinic 2021-11-11 | Where do eye products sit in your routine? Watch for the answer! Ok, but do I REALLY need to use an eye cream? 🤔Unfortunately, the eye area is one of the first parts of the face where we show signs of ageing. The skin around our eyes is extremely thin and delicate, and is therefore vulnerable to sun damage, pollution and other environmental factors. The skin around our eyes is naturally prone to dryness, wrinkles and a loss of volume because it does not produce as much natural oil (or sebum) as the rest of the face. Having fewer sebaceous glands in this area can result in dryness, crepey eyes and wrinkles.Depending on the strength of product, eye creams and serums can be used at any (adult) age. We recommend starting to use an eye cream at the first signs of ageing to achieve maximum, noticeable benefits from use and more improvement over time.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Skincare Ingredient Facts | Pop Quiz! | How much do you know about Skincare? The Clinic 2021-09-21 | We challenge @modelappetite to a skincare pop quiz! How many did you get right? Comment below! For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Guess the Vida Glow flavour | Ingestible Collagen and Wellness Product taste test The Clinic 2021-09-14 | We put Phoebe to the test to guess the Vida Glow flavour Who says ingestible beauty products can't also taste delicious?For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Must have skincare product | Scott + Sullivan The Cleansing Pad The Clinic 2021-09-12 | This week we're focussing on nailing our basics. What's your 'can't live without' everyday product? Comment below!For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
SkinFit September - Get your skin in shape for the warmer months The Clinic 2021-09-05 | What is Skin Fit September?Skin Fit September is about getting your skin in shape for the warmer months ahead, when we’re (hopefully!) out of lockdown and enjoying time with the ones we love. At the beginning of September we want everyone to identify a skin goal that will help them feel confident in their skin. Each week we will focus on different parts of your regime to work towards that goal, so it is achievable (and fun!)Some examples include:Get your glow backAddress your dehydrationSort out congestionMinimise those fines lines and signs of ageingGet into the habit of protecting your skin with SPFLearn how to exfoliate properlyGet a fresh, daily routine that is simple but effectiveLearn more about ethical, clean skincare Why is it important?During a time when there is so much stress and negativity in our lives, we’d like to bring our skincare lovers together to all work towards a common goal. We hope to cultivate a sense of community in the online beauty space, inspire each other, have people post their progress, learnings and successes in a time where everyone needs a bit of a distraction and motivation.We hope that while we may be separated from the people we love, we can connect to each other through a shared interest in all things skincare and wellness.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Exfoliants Explained | How to exfoliate properly | Chemical vs Physical exfoliators The Clinic 2021-08-04 | Our Registered Nurse Paige gives us the low down on physical vs chemical exfoliants, and how best to use them.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
The importance of Double Cleansing The Clinic 2021-07-23 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
A,B,C,Ds of Skincare | Do you know your Vitamins in Skincare | Product tips and trick The Clinic 2021-07-20 | Do you know your A,B,C's of Skincare? Our Registered Nurse Paige runs us through Vitamin A, B, C and D and which products are her top picks from our curated collection.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Mineral Makeup | Skincare and Makeup Tips The Clinic 2021-07-14 | Do you use a mineral makeup? At The Clinic we swear by mineral makeup and it's properties as an extension of your skincare routine. Registered Nurse Paige chats through why mineral makeup makes all the difference.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
The Best Moisturisers for Dry Winter Skin | Skincare recommendations The Clinic 2021-07-08 | If your skin is feeling like it needs a little more hydration this winter, listen up! Here are our top Winter Moisturiser picks for each skin type:Normal Skin - The Moisturiser by Scott + Sullivan Dry Skin - Aspect - Hydrating MaskOily or Problematic Skin - Aspect Dr -Ultra Light Moisturiser PCA - Clear SkinShop now via our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Wellness Products at The Clinic | Topical and Ingestible Collagen, Pre and Pro Biotic products The Clinic 2021-07-01 | Healthy skin starts from within. The key to glowing, hydrated skin is through inner health and wellness. Ingestible supplements like these collagen powders, prebiotics, and probiotics heal and renew your skin from within. Our team of medical nurses, doctors, and cosmetic specialists at The Clinic have curated a range of supplements to support your daily skincare regime and complement your topical treatments, such as creams, serums and at-home peels.Shop all these products via our website belowFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Skin Journey | Behind the scenes of skincare following a FaceTime Consultation with The Clinic The Clinic 2021-07-01 | Need expert skin advice?Time to change up your products?Want access to advanced, clinically proven formulations?Can't make it to The Clinic in person?We take the hassle out of skin care! Our Registered Nurses are available over Video Call (FaceTime/Whatsapp) to asses your skin and prescribe the right products for you. We have 20 year's experience treating complex skin concerns and only work with cosmeceutical products that are clinically proven to work.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Wellness Products | Ingestible Collagen and Beauty Food The Clinic 2021-06-25 | The Clinic are pleased to present a new suite of products to help you achieve glowing skin, strong nails, and luxurious hair.At The Clinic, we have always embraced the skincare philosophy of ‘less is more’ while simultaneously supporting the belief that healthy skin starts from within.Our new Wellness suite of products includes ingestible collagen supplements, probiotics, prebiotics, and highly concentrated health elixirs to support your daily skincare regime and complement your topical treatments. Feed your skin with pure collagen powders made from sustainable marine sources. A clean collagen supplement rejuvenates your skin to achieve a plump and glowing complexion while strengthening your hair and nails.Improve your gut health and reduce inflammatory skin concerns with our range of probiotic and prebiotic ingestible powders.Nourish your skin with our range of health elixirs and boosters containing many of the skincare ingredients you know and love, including hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and sea buckthorn. Are you ready to invest in the lifelong health of your skin? Achieve the best results with these ingestible Wellness supplements, curated by our team of medical nurses, doctors, and specialists.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Thermage Skin Tightening | Kate Waterhouse The Clinic 2021-06-24 | Kate Waterhouse, long time client of The Clinic, mother of two, fashion and lifestyle author, knows the secret to looking great is having great skin!Looking for skin tightening solutions that didn't involve fillers, Kate was excited to try Thermage FLX at The Clinic, our most advanced non-invasive skin tightening treatment!For the months of June, July and August 2021 we are offering 10% OFF THERMAGE FLX! Saving you $300! Kate has been coming to The Clinic for 11 years, she says "I trust The Clinic with all of my skin treatments. I love the peels and IPL to keep my skin looking young."At The Clinic we've been doing Thermage for over 15 years. We take a multifaceted approach to anti-ageing. Not only do you need to treat the top and middle layers of the skin, but you also need to treat the deep layers, where the collagen lives. We can tailor a personal solution for each client with Thermage, SkinPen, Peels and Injectables, depending on your anti-ageing needs. To learn more about our tailored approach to skin tightening, visit our website and book a video consultation. For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Aspect Power Peel The Clinic 2021-06-11 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Retinol Explained | What is Retinol and How does Retinol Work? The Clinic 2021-06-03 | Retinol is a derivative of Vitamin A that effectively treats multiple skin concerns including acne, hyperpigmentation and sun damage, also helping to decrease signs of ageing such as fine lines and wrinkles. Benefits of Retinol include increasing cellular turnover in the skin, thickening and increasing the density of the dermis (structural layer of the skin), regulating oil production, and increasing collagen production. Retinol also treats hyperpigmentation by removing existing pigmentation and regulating melanin production.Products featured:Societe Age Defying Boosting PadsMedik8 Crystal Retinal 6Cosmedix Serum 16Aspect Dr Exfol A PlusSkinBetter Science Alpharet Exfoliating Pads (Call to purchase)PCA Intensive Clarity Treatment 0.5% RetinolFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Winter Skin | What it is and how to combat it! The Clinic 2021-06-03 | When our skin is exposed to the harsh elements of Winter, it can become dry, dull and dehydrated.Our Registered Nurse Paige talks us through easy additions you can make to your routine to get your skin through the colder months unscathed.Our top picks are:Cosmedix - Purity Solution Cleanser:Cosmedix - Surge Hyaluronic Acid BoosterScott + Sullivan - The MoisturiserAspect Dr - ResveratrolCosmedix - Remedy OilCosmedix - @cosmedix_ Rescue Intense Hydrating BalmFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Thermage FLX | Skin Tightening The Clinic 2021-06-02 | We sat down with Lisa Wipfli, mother of three, co-owner of Nourishing Bubs and ambassador of Ronald McDonald House to talk about one of her favourite skin tightening treatments, Thermage FLX.Thermage FLX is a form of radio frequency (RF) skin tightening. At The Clinic, we are a certified Thermage partner and one of the first clinics in Australia to introduce the new Thermage FLX Machine. Thermage FLX is the most advanced skin tightening technology available. With a larger treatment tip that generates more heat and energy, Thermage FLX is a faster and more intensive treatment for superior results. For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
At home Winter Skin Routine - Step by Step The Clinic 2021-05-28 | We've assembled our favourite Winter skin routine to help keep your skin plump and hydrated.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Best Eye Creams | Eye creams that actually work! The Clinic 2021-05-26 | Our Registered Nurse Chantal gives us her top picks for eye creams that actually work.Full disclosure: Here at The Clinic we are definitely on #TeamEyeCream. As a team of registered nurses and skincare specialists, we see the premature ageing that occurs around the delicate eye area on a daily basis. It’s a personal choice, but we highly recommend using a product that is both preventative and restorative in reducing wrinkles, dark circles and puffiness around the eyes. 👁️The eyes are often the first area to show signs of ageing due to a lack of sebaceous glands. Eye creams and serums are specifically formulated to treat the delicate skin around the eye area for common ageing concerns such as dryness/dehydration, fine lines and wrinkles.So, when is the best time to start using an eye cream? Depending on the strength of product, eye creams and serums can be used at any (adult) age. We recommend starting to use an eye cream at the first signs of ageing to achieve maximum, noticeable benefits from use and more improvement over time.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
How To Apply Eye Cream The Clinic 2021-05-25 | Let's talk eye creams 👀 Our Registered Nurse Chantal gives us the correct way to apply eye creamFull disclosure: Here at The Clinic we are definitely on #TeamEyeCream. As a team of registered nurses and skincare specialists, we see the premature ageing that occurs around the delicate eye area on a daily basis. It’s a personal choice, but we highly recommend using a product that is both preventative and restorative in reducing wrinkles, dark circles and puffiness around the eyes. 👁️The eyes are often the first area to show signs of ageing due to a lack of sebaceous glands. Eye creams and serums are specifically formulated to treat the delicate skin around the eye area for common ageing concerns such as dryness/dehydration, fine lines and wrinkles.So, when is the best time to start using an eye cream? Depending on the strength of product, eye creams and serums can be used at any (adult) age. We recommend starting to use an eye cream at the first signs of ageing to achieve maximum, noticeable benefits from use and more improvement over time.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
How To Extend the Life of Your Chemical Peel | Skincare Routine | Skin Tips and Tricks The Clinic 2021-05-22 | Our Registered Nurse Chantal Child gives us her top picks for products you can use at home to extend the life of your Chemical Peel.The term ‘Chemical Face Peel’ often conjures up the image of Samantha from Sex and The City wearing a giant black hat to hide her literally peeling face. Don’t let this term or image scare you off! At The Clinic, Chemical Peels are our number one treatment for improving skin tone and texture. We perform over 60 peels per week and have been doing so for over 20 years. Here’s what you need to know about Chemical Peels…WHAT IS A CHEMICAL PEEL?Chemical Peels treat the Epidermis, the outer layer of the skin, to remove debris, dead skin cells, congestion and pigmentation, and increase cellular turnover to reveal more brighter skin. Different to your typical facial, a Chemical Peel involves the application of a sophisticated chemical agent, which is absorbed into the skin and then rinsed off. We do not waste time with steam or massage as it is the ingredients in the Chemical Peel that have the power to transform your skin. These ingredients have come a long way since Samantha’s experience, so you do not have to literally peel to achieve results.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Extending the life of your in Clinic Chemical Face Peel The Clinic 2021-05-21 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Scott + Sullivan - At Home Chemical Peel | Skincare Routine | Skin treatment The Clinic 2021-05-20 | A gentle yet effective at-home chemical facial exfoliant, The Peel exfoliates your skin to reveal the soft and smooth texture just beneath the surface. Inspired by the professional chemical peels applied at The Clinic, Sydney’s go-to non-surgical cosmetic clinic, The Peel contains an AHA gel-based formula that delivers the benefits of an in-clinic treatment from the comfort of your home.Biodegradable botanical Jojoba beads physically exfoliate to leave the skin firm, refreshed, and hydrated without irritating the skin. A combination of 10% AHA’s chemically exfoliate the skin to reveal soft, smooth skin and a brighter complexion. The combination of phytonutrients Ginseng and Gingko Biloba reduce free radical damage and aging while calming the skin. Use The Peel once a week to exfoliate dead skin cells, and remove impurities, leaving behind a silky complexionFor more information visit our websitehttps://www.theclinic.net.au/Follow us on Instagraminstagram.com/theclinicauFollow us on Facebookfacebook.com/TheClinicAUFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Scott + Sullivan- The Peel The Clinic 2021-05-14 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
How to Use The Peel by Scott + Sullivan at home | At home chemical peel The Clinic 2021-05-13 | A gentle yet effective at-home chemical facial exfoliant, The Peel exfoliates your skin to reveal the soft and smooth texture just beneath the surface. Inspired by the professional chemical peels applied at The Clinic, Sydney’s go-to non-surgical cosmetic clinic, The Peel contains an AHA gel-based formula that delivers the benefits of an in-clinic treatment from the comfort of your home.Biodegradable botanical Jojoba beads physically exfoliate to leave the skin firm, refreshed, and hydrated without irritating the skin. A combination of 10% AHA’s chemically exfoliate the skin to reveal soft, smooth skin and a brighter complexion. The combination of phytonutrients Ginseng and Gingko Biloba reduce free radical damage and aging while calming the skin. Use The Peel once a week to exfoliate dead skin cells, and remove impurities, leaving behind a silky complexionFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
At Home Chemical Peel | Introducing The Peel by Scott + Sullivan The Clinic 2021-05-13 | A gentle yet effective at-home chemical facial exfoliant, The Peel exfoliates your skin to reveal the soft and smooth texture just beneath the surface. Inspired by the professional chemical peels applied at The Clinic, Sydney’s go-to non-surgical cosmetic clinic, The Peel contains an AHA gel-based formula that delivers the benefits of an in-clinic treatment from the comfort of your home.Biodegradable botanical Jojoba beads physically exfoliate to leave the skin firm, refreshed, and hydrated without irritating the skin. A combination of 10% AHA’s chemically exfoliate the skin to reveal soft, smooth skin and a brighter complexion. The combination of phytonutrients Ginseng and Gingko Biloba reduce free radical damage and aging while calming the skin. Use The Peel once a week to exfoliate dead skin cells, and remove impurities, leaving behind a silky complexionFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Chemical Peel | Behind the scenes of an in clinic chemical peel and HydraFacial The Clinic 2021-05-13 | Behind the scenes of one of our signature in clinic chemical peels. This treatment is a HydraFacial combined with a trio peel, which was most suitable to Maria's skin concernsPeels are fantastic in treating acne and oily prone skin. They assist decongesting and detoxifying, revealing a clearer complexion. For more information or to book, visit our website: https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Using Hyaluronic Acid in Your Daily Routine | What is Hyaluronic Acid | Top Hyaluronic Acid Products The Clinic 2021-05-05 | What is Hyaluronic Acid?Although it sounds like something that you should not be putting near your face, what if we told you that hyaluronic acid actually holds the key to smooth, flawless and hydrated skin? Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring polysaccharide (carbohydrate) in the human body. That’s right, our own skin cells actually produce hyaluronic acid naturally in a bid to maintain moisture levels. HA provides moisture, plumpness, and firms the skin. This is achieved as this powerful molecule is capable of binding over 1000 times its weight in water, making it a humectant – a substance that retains moisture. HA works by binding to water molecules, which helps to keep the skin hydrated and plump, and Topically applied, it helps to hydrate the skin and maintain this hydration as a humectant.. How do you incorporate Hyaluronic Acid into your routine?Unlike other potent serums or active ingredients that need to be applied specifically in the morning or at night, hyaluronic acid is the flexible hydrator that can be applied in either the morning or evening, or both.After cleansing, simply apply to the entire face and neck for maximum skin hydration and plumping. Follow with serums, moisturiser, and SPF. Who should be using Hyaluronic Acid? Just like collagen and elastin, the amount of naturally occurring hyaluronic acid decreases as we age. As it decreases our skin volume, hydration and appearance of plumpness also subsides. This is where a topical hyaluronic acid serum has proven beneficial for all skin types. Particularly for dry, dehydrated, sensitive skins, individuals with impaired barrier or aging concerns. Our Picks for the Best Hyaluronic Serums:1. Societe Skin Hydration Complex2. Aspect Dr Hyaluronic Serum 3. Cosmedix Surge 4. PCA Skin Hyaluronic Acid Serum 5. SkinBetter Science Interfuse Intensive Treatment For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Level 1: PCA Mandelic Peel The Clinic 2021-05-04 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Timeless Peel combo The Clinic 2021-05-04 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Adult Acne Causes and Prevention | The Clinic: Dr Shyamalar Gunatheesan The Clinic 2021-05-04 | For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
How to Treat Acne and Oily Prone Skin | Skincare Tips and Product Recommendations The Clinic 2021-04-26 | The most common request we get is ‘how do I manage breakouts?’ After determining the potential causes, we work with you on a personalised skincare regime to best suit your skin type and needs.CLEAN, CORRECT & MANAGE YOUR OILY & ACNE PRONE SKIN WITH PRODUCTSTo achieve the best result for oily and/or acne prone skin, the correct cleanser, serum and moisturiser need to be used:OUR TOP CLEANSER PICKS INCLUDE:COSMEDIX PURTIY CLEANThis cleanser includes lactic acid which exfoliates away debris and pore clogging impurities; it also includes peppermint essential oil which cools, and calms inflamed skin.Pro Tip:You can use this cleanser as a detoxifying mask, to help draw out impurities and leave skin feeling clear and refreshed COSMEDIX CLARIFY FOAMING CLEANSERThis cleanser includes salicylic acid which deeply exfoliates and eliminates skin toxins and impurities; it also includes aloe vera and cucumber extract which naturally soothes and conditions the skin.ASPECT AHA/BHA EXFOLIATING CLEANSERThis cleanser includes both lactic and salicylic acid which cleanses deep within the pores removing excess oil whilst also exfoliating and decongesting the skin. It also contains Canadian willowherb which is a soothing, calming, and purifying antioxidant.SKINBETTER SCIENCE REFRESH OXYGEN INFUSION WASHThis cleanser delivers oxygen to help revive the skin. It also includes an AHA Blend (glycolic, lactic, citric) which assists in gentle exfoliation to the top layer of the skin.OUR TOP PICKS FOR CORRECTIVE SERUMS INCLUDE:PCA SKIN INTENSIVE CLARITY TREATMENTThis serum includes 0.5% pure retinol, which is great for someone who has excess oil the pure retinol helps control the oil and mattify the skin.COSMEDIX CLARITY SERUMThis serum is designed for a more hormonal acne prone skin; this is a more encapsulated retinol therefore it’s not going to be aggravating on the outside of the skin.DERMAQUEST NIACINAMIDE YOUTH SERUMThis serum contains Vitamin B3, which helps control excess oil, builds up the skins’ barrier and is also anti-inflammatory. It is the perfect serum for someone who doesn’t want to be using a retinol or is pregnant or breastfeeding.OUR TOP PICKS FOR MOISTURISERS INCLUDE: ASPECT DR ULTRA-LIGHT MOISTURISERThis moisturiser is non-comedogenic and provides long lasting hydrating throughout the dayCOSMEDIX SHINELESS MOISTURISERThis oil free moisturiser contains Lilac Stem Cells which are great for controlling excess oil. Clinical results have also shown that Lilac Stem Cells also improve the overall appearance of blemish prone skin by evening out skin tone, texture and reducing redness.PCA SKIN CLEARSKINContaining 4% niacinamide which assists in building up the skin’s barrier, controlling excess oil and is also an anti-inflammatory.SOCIETE COVERSHIELD SPFThis is our triple threat product, providing sun protection, is an oil free moisturiser and is also full of antioxidants.OUR TOP AT HOME TREATMENT PICKS FOR OILY AND ACNE PRONE SKIN:SOCIETE CLEAR SKIN BOOSTING PADSThese pads contain AHA’s, BHA’s and antioxidants; they help to improve problem skin, decrease acne and breakouts, and minimize oily shine.COSMEDIX CLEAR DEEP CLEANSING MASKThis mask decongests, detoxifies and soothes the skin leaving you with a clearer complexionWHAT INGREDIENTS TO LOOK OUT FOR:While we will always recommend specific products for individual clients, key ingredients to look for include:Salicylic Acid - the gold standard of acne treatment. It's also called a beta-hydroxy acid and it works by exfoliating gently to unclog pores. We love Cosmedix Simply Brilliant Serum.The addition of salicylic acid to your cleanser can help exfoliate the skin by reducing the dead skin cells that may have built up and contribute to blocked pores.Sulphur - Draws oil out of skin and has a drying effect, making it another great spot treatment. You'll also find it as the active ingredient in some face masks, like our Cosmedix Clear Deep Clarifying Mask.Glycolic Acid - An alpha-hydroxy acid and exfoliating ingredient that targets both acne and wrinkles at the same time. This powerful ingredient helps improve skin's texture and reduce fine lines and wrinkles while also clearing up breakouts. We recommend Société Blemish Clarifying Complex.Retinol - A vitamin A derivative, which the skin absorbs and converts to retinoic acid. The most effective treatment but also the harshest on the skin and should only be used when prescribed or recommended by your skin specialist. For a gentle option, we recommend Cosmedix Define.If you are still unsure which products will best work for you, organise yourself a free video consultation with one of our Registered Nurses.Book yourself a FREE video consultations at our website below:For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
How To Treat Skin Redness | Rosacea - its Causes and Treatments The Clinic 2021-04-13 | This week in The Clinic Close Up we’re placing a spotlight on redness as well as skin that has sensitivities.Here at The Clinic a frequently asked question is: Why is my skin red? And do I have rosacea?One of the most common reasons a client will be red is due to Rosacea although there are other reasons a client’s skin may appear red or sensitive.Rosacea Rosacea is a skin condition that’s symptoms typically include erythema (redness), presence of papules, flushing of the skin and visible spider veins known as telangiectasias. The most important first step you should take when you suspect you have rosacea is to visit your dermatologist or general practitioner. This form of skin condition requires a professional diagnosis to appropriately treat. Firstly it is essential that if you do suspect you have rosacea that you are properly diagnosed from a GP or dermatologist. Many people self-diagnose their rosacea or misdiagnose it and end up treating it incorrectly. We see two main types of rosacea here at The Clinic:Vascular Rosacea:Vascular Rosacea is characterised by redness and visible blood vessels in the skin.Inflammatory Rosacea:Inflammatory rosacea is characterised by diffused redness across the cheeks, visible blood vessels as well as pustules and papules under the skin. This type of rosacea is quite often mistaken for acne as it has a similar appearance.Other Skin DisordersThere are several different types of skin condition we treat here at The Clinic. These conditions include psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, and skin with impaired barrier resulting in reactive skin.The most common skin disorder we see at The Clinic, particularly post COVID restrictions is dermatitis, most commonly perioral dermatitis. Perioral dermatitis is an inflammatory rash that commonly presents as a band like irritation spanning from the nostrils to the chin. This can include redness and irritation for the individual. Correct treatment of this condition is essential to ensure that it is not exacerbated.Skin disorders refer to skin conditions including Psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis as well as reactive skin.Here at The Clinic another common skin disorder we see is Dermatitis in particularly perioral. Perioral dermatitis most commonly occurs around the nostrils wrapping around the chin. It is essential that you correctly diagnose and treat this dermatitis correctly as if you don’t it can be exacerbated.Could UV exposure cause reddened skin?A common misconception about sun exposure is that is only causes pigmentation. However, sun damage can also result in underlying redness in the skin. This type of sun damage is noticeable any where on the body that is exposed to UV including the face, neck, decolletage and hands.Could my redness be sun damage?Most people assume that sun damage causes only pigmentation, which is true, but sun damage also causes underlying redness in a lot of people. This type of redness appears most commonly on the face, although the neck check and decolletage can quite often be affected to due to sun exposure in those areas.Treating redness and sensitive skinOnce we understand what type of skin condition you are experiencing, we can appropriately treat and manage the skin, combining in clinic treatments and at home products.Here our The Clinic’s most recommended products for reactive, red skin. The first step when it comes to treating redness and sensitive skin is to start using the correct cleanser. It is important that you introduce into your routine a cleanser which is gentle, soothing, and calming, our top picks here at The Clinic include:ASPECT DR MILD CLEANCOSMEDIX ELITE GENTLE CLEANSOCIETE PURE EVERYDAY CLEANSERCOSMEDIX BENEFIT CLEANTHE CLEANSING PADSCORRECTIVE AND CALMING SERUMSCOSMEDIX ELITE REDUCEASPECT DR REDLESS SERUMCOSMEDIX AFFIRM SERUMMOISTURISERSCOSMEDIX INTENSE HYDRATING RESCUE BALMSOCIETE CALMING RELIEF BALMTHE MOISTURISERFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
What is SkinPen? Behind the scenes of skin needling | In-Clinic treatments The Clinic 2021-04-08 | Ever wondered what SkinPen can achieve for you? See our behind the scenes video of Leah Simmons receiving a treatment and telling us how much it really hurts!For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Pigmentation Series - Part 4 | What is Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation? The Clinic 2021-04-08 | This week as part of The Clinics Pigmentation series we are focusing on Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation.Part four of this series will help you to gain a deeper understanding of what post-inflammatory hyper pigmentation is, how its formed and how you're able to treat and prevent this form of pigmentation.Understanding Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation.Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation occurs after any sort of injury or trauma on the skin, it is most commonly seen in clients who pick at their pimples. This type of Pigmentation shows up as either red or brown, dependent on your skin colouration.Treating Post-Inflammatory HyperpigmentationIt is essential that with this sort of Pigmentation, you treat the underlying cause first which in most cases is acne. It’s also important to know that not every breakout is the same and therefore treatments will vary for each individual.Our most common treatments for acne include:- Chemical Peels- IPL- FraxelTo lighten the discoloration caused by the acne scars you need to introduce a serum into your routine, our top powerhouse serum picks for treating and preventing further Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation include:- Aspect Dr Complete Pigment PlusFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Behind the Scenes of Neck Rejuvenation at The Clinic The Clinic 2021-04-01 | Learn about our new Neck Rejuvenation treatment which includes the use of Ultraformer to tighten, lift and smooth the skin around the neck area.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Pigmentation Series Part 3 | Pigmentation caused by Sun-Damage The Clinic 2021-03-31 | This week as part of The Clinics Pigmentation series we are focusing on pigmentation caused by sun damage.Part three of this series will help you to gain an understanding of what sun damage is, the effects it has on the skin, how its formed and how best to prevent and treat this form of pigmentation.Understanding Sun Damage PigmentationThere are several causes of pigmentation, however, in Australia our number one cause if the Sun. Therefore, we notice after repeated, long term UV exposure pigmentation disorders such as sunspots. These sunspots are the result of our skin producing excess melanin to protect itself and its DNA.This type of pigmentation is typically seen in our fairer skinned clients around the 30 year ago group.Where does Sun Damage Pigmentation occur?Sun Damage Pigmentation can occur anywhere on the body that exposed to the sun, including the decolletage, arms, shoulders, and the back of hands. Treating Sun Damage PigmentationTo treat sun damaged skin, we recommend a combination of effective at home skin products tailored to your skin as well as in clinic treatments.Our top recommendations for products to use for sun damage include:- Aspect on the go SPF - SBS Even Tone Correcting Serum- Complete Pigment Plus- Societe Triple C SerumFor in Clinic treatments, we suggest:- PeelsWe commence your skin care treatment plan starting from level one peel such as our blueberry peel up to our strongest level three peel such as the timeless peel. Your skin needs to be appropriately prepared for level 3 peels.These peels will help with cell turn over, collagen production and result in smoother texture of the skin.-IPLIPL 'Intense Pulsed Light' is an effective rejuvenation treatment using light therapy to break down melanin in the skin, reversing pigmentation and creating an even skin tone-Fraxel LaserFraxel is a non-invasive, rejuvenating laser therapy that penetrates the epidermis, targeting the deep layers of the skin for collagen remodelling, with 25% less downtime. Fraxel is our most effective treatment for pigmentation, discolouration, freckles, sun spots, age spots, acne scarring and overall rejuvenation. Preventing Sun Damage PigmentationAs with every type of pigmentation, our number one form of defence is always incorporating an SPF into your daily routine.The Clinics top SPF recommendations are:- Skin Better Science Cover Shield- Aspect Sun Environstat on the Go- La Roche Posay- ColorScience Total Protection- Aspect Minerals Powder For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Pigmentation Series - Part 2 | What is Melasma? The Clinic 2021-03-25 | Pigmentation Part 2 - What is Melasma?This week as part of The Clinics Pigmentation series we are focusing on Melasma.Part two of this series will help you to gain a deeper understanding of what is Melasma, the causes and how to treat this form of pigmentation. ➡️Understanding MelasmaMelasma presents as large patches of pigmentation generally appearing on the forehead, cheek, upper lip and chin. These patches are generally symmetrical. This type of pigmentation is caused by fluctuation in hormone levels and may be triggered by pregnancy, the contraceptive pill and other hormonal therapies. ➡️Why is Melasma so difficult to treat?Melasma is notoriously difficult to treat. This is because it can be aggravated by UV exposure, inflammation, and heat. This form of pigmentation also involves the deeper layers of the skin, which are at a higher risk of rebound pigmentation, if not treated correctly. ➡️Treating MelasmaTo treat Melasma, it is essential to firstly introduce a pigmentation inhibitor into your product routine. A pigment inhibitor, reduces and regulates the production of Melanin, by inhibiting Tyrosinase, which is an enzyme responsible for Melanin production. Some recommendations of a pigment inhibitor include:- Skin Better Science Even Skin Correcting Serum- Aspect Dr Complete Pigment Plus- Cosmedix Elite X-Cell.Once your skin is appropriately prepped, the recommended treatments for reducing the appearance of your pigmentation, include the PCA Perfecting Peel, Skin pen and the deep sea peel.➡️For more information on pigmentation including treatments and products, tap the link in bio and book in for (FaceTime/Whatsapp) consultation with one of our Registered Nurses to assess your skin. We have 20 year's experience treating complex skin concerns and only work with cosmeceutical products that are clinically proven to work.For more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Wedding Skin Prep | With Kira Casey The Clinic 2021-03-24 | Check out one of our most recent brides- long term client Kira Casey who just recently tied the knot. We followed Kira’s journey over the past 3 months including her treatment plan & regime up until her big dayBridal Skincare At The Clinichttps://www.theclinic.net.au/pages/bridal-skin-careAt Home Bridal Bootcamphttps://www.theclinic.net.au/pages/the-clinic-bridal-landingFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Pigmentation Series Part 1 | What is Pigmentation? The Clinic 2021-03-19 | What exactly is pigmentation?Pigmentation refers to uneven skin tone, which presents as brown spots on the skin. This discolouration is caused by the overproduction of melanin, the pigment responsible for giving skin its colour. When melanin is produced in excess, it accumulates in the layers of the skin causing it to darken.The three most common types of pigmentation we see at The Clinic are:1. SUN DAMAGESun Damage pigmentation is a direct result of years of daily exposure to the sun. This damage to the skin causes darkened patches, spots and uneven skin tone often referred to as sunspots. This type of pigmentation is most often seen in sun-exposed areas such as the face, chest, shoulders and arms.2. MELASMAMelasma Pigmentation is Commonly seen during pregnancy, Melasma presents as large patches of pigmentation generally appearing on the forehead, cheeks, upper lip and chin. This type of pigmentation is caused by fluctuations in hormone levels and may be triggered by pregnancy, the contraceptive pill and other hormonal therapies.3. POST-INFLAMMATORY HYPERPIGMENTATIONPost-inflammatory hyperpigmentation develops from any form of injury to the skin, including burns and trauma, and can also occur after aggressive skin treatments such as chemical peels and laser. Stay tuned for our four-part series as we discuss pigmentation and the most common types of pigmentation in more depth.For more information on pigmentation including treatments and products, tap the link below and book in for (FaceTime/Whatsapp) consultation with one of our Registered Nurses to assess your skin. We have 20 year's experience treating complex skin concerns and only work with cosmeceutical products that are clinically proven to work.https://www.theclinic.net.au/products/facetime-skin-consultation.....#theclinicau #pigmentation #skincare #skineducator #skintutorial #melasma #sundamage #education #dermatology #skinclinic #skintreatment # #skin #skingoals #clearskin #skinhealth #healthyskin #skintreatmentsFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
Bridal Skincare Bootcamp | The Clinic The Clinic 2021-03-15 | Every bride wants to look and feel their best on their wedding day. That is why we have developed our at-home Bridal Skincare Bootcamp, an exclusive 6-week email and video series designed to get brides skin looking and feeling wedding-ready. Here is what our Bootcamp will look like:Week 1:Let's talk skin type & we take it back to basics.Week 2:Strengthen, Brighten, Decongest & Smooth: We show you how. Week 3:Time to correct, let's get on top of common skin concerns. Week 4:All about the eyes. We'll give you bright shiny eyes in no time. Week 5:All about the peel. We talk about the final stages for prepping your skin. Week 6:Last-minute tricks and emergency tips for your big day PLUS access to your exclusive wedding gift!So if you want to look and feel amazing on your wedding day, signup now via the link below, to receive exclusive access to this series.https://www.theclinic.net.au/pages/the-clinic-bridal-landingDID WE MENTION ALL BRIDES WILL GET:• Free online skin consultation with our Founder, Bridal Bootcamp Instructor and Registered Nurse Kaye Scott who will recommend a personalised, results-driven cosmeceuticals skin care regime that can be ordered to your door straight from our online store.• Expert recommendations on products from our advanced cosmeceuticals ranges including cult favourites: Aspect Dr, Cosmedix, Dermaquest, Societe, PCA Skin, Skinbetter Science & more.• Free shipping on all of your orders• Exclusive wedding gift delivered to your door at Week 6 *When you spend $150 or more on products throughout Bridal Skincare Bootcamp• Access to our VIP Loyalty program• In-Clinic Treatment specials for you and your fiancé, including a 20% discount if you book more than three treatmentsGet wedding ready! Sign up for our 6-week Bridal Skincare Bootcamp via the link below.https://www.theclinic.net.au/pages/the-clinic-bridal-landingFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
IPL | with Emma Lawrence The Clinic 2021-03-12 | News presenter Emma Lawrence comes to The Clinic to keep her skin screen ready. IPL 'Intense Pulsed Light Therapy is one of her favourite in-clinic treatments to help create an even skin tone and keep the breakouts at bay for that on-screen glow.Tap the link below to learn more about IPL.https://www.theclinic.net.au/pages/iplTap here to read our blog on IPLhttps://www.theclinic.net.au/blogs/the-blog/what-is-ipl-exactly-and-why-you-need-to-be-booking-in-your-session-this-marchTo talk to one of our registered nurses about the most appropriate treatment or products for you, book in for a complimentary video consultation via the link below, or call 9386-1533.https://www.theclinic.net.au/products/facetime-skin-consultationFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
IPL | Intense Pulsed Light Therapy The Clinic 2021-03-04 | IPL 'Intense Pulsed Light' is an effective rejuvenation treatment using light therapy to break down melanin in the skin.IPL treatments can be effectively used to treat:- Freckles, sunspots and other hyperpigmented areas- Acne (light energy that destroys bacteria colonising your skin)- Sun damage and/or redness- Broken capillaries- Uneven colouring- Stubborn melasma post-pregnancy and during breastfeeding- There is also zero downtime and in some cases, only a single session is required.To book an IPL appointment tap the link below.https://www.theclinic.net.au/pages/iplFor more information visit our website https://www.theclinic.net.au/ Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/theclinicau Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/TheClinicAU
