What is skin dryness, dehydration & skin quality?
Dry skin occurs when the skin lacks sufficient natural oils, while dehydrated skin lacks adequate water.
Skin quality refers to the overall condition of the skin, including its hydration, texture, elasticity, smoothness and radiance.
Environmental exposure, ageing and an unsuitable skincare routine may contribute to these concerns.
When should you be assessed?
- Persistent dryness or tightness
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Rough or uneven skin texture
- Fine lines associated with dehydration
- Reduced skin elasticity or radiance
- Skin that feels dry despite regular moisturising
- Frequent irritation or signs of a weakened skin barrier
How is it assessed?
- Skin hydration and texture assessment
- Evaluation of skin barrier condition
- Assessment of skin sensitivity and elasticity
- Review of skincare routine and lifestyle factors
- Identification of underlying skin concerns
- Personalised skin rejuvenation planning
Treatment options
Depending on your skin condition, your doctor may recommend:
- Profhilo – Injectable hyaluronic acid treatment for selected skin quality concerns
- HA Skin Boosters – Support skin hydration and smoothness
- K Skin Booster – Skin hydration and rejuvenation treatment
- PolyPhil Skin – Polynucleotide-based treatment for selected skin quality concerns
- PRP Face Treatment – May support selected skin rejuvenation goals
- Hampshire Luminous Facial – Supports skin maintenance and overall appearance
- Chemical Peel – Improves selected surface texture and dullness concerns
- Doctor-Guided Skincare – Helps manage dryness, sensitivity and skin barrier concerns
Treatment depends on whether the main concern is dryness, dehydration, dullness, rough texture, reduced elasticity or skin quality.
If the skin barrier is irritated or inflamed, restoring skin health may be necessary before aesthetic procedures.
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Treatment selection depends on diagnosis and suitability. Not every listed treatment is appropriate for every patient.
