Oily Skin

• Genetic predisposition.
• Excessive UV Exposure (sun damage).
• Hormonal fluctuation (females).
• Possible gut health and microbiome irregularity.
• Excessive use of make-up and make-up wipes.
• Alcohol and cigarette smoking.

• Eliminating or reducing any triggering factors (mentioned above) is always the first step.
• The primary aim of any skin treatment or skincare products is to regulate the activity of the oil producing glands (sebaceous glands) in the skin.
• In-clinic treatments include professional peels, facials, laser and light therapies.
• Avoiding any make-up or other products on the skin which impair the functionality of oil glands is very important.

Medical-grade, cosmeceutical skin products can effectively regulate the physiology of skin cells. Skincare products helpful in this situation are:

• Gentle Make-up remover
• Exfoliating cleansers
• Facial Masks
• Topical serums and creams with active ingredients such as AHA and BHA

Important:

• It is important to understand that skincare products for any skin concern, including dry skin have to be used regularly (as recommended by product usage guidelines) for optimum results.
• We recommend using the products for a minimum of 6 months and avoiding any triggering factors to see clinically visible results.