Dry &
Sensitive Skin
As we age, our skin generally becomes drier and more susceptible to cracking as a result of moisture loss. It is a very common problem for many women at midlife and beyond, and most women suffer from dry skin on some level. Others may have a hereditary factor or environmental factors that cause dry skin, such as papulae, dermatitis, pruritus. Dry skin is a very common skin condition that may occur in all ages and susceptible to itching, flaking and cracking as a result of moisture loss.
Dry skin can be classified as internal and external because of hereditary factor or environmental factor, no matter what kinds of dry skin, it is very essential to keep skin well moisturised in skin care. Luckily, many dry skin types are within control. SkinRx Aesthetic Clinic’s hydrating facial treatments offer perfect solution aimed at dry skin, deep hydrating your skin, making your skin fresher, softer and smoother.
Sensitive, itchy dry skin. It’s one of the most common conditions we see in the skincare industry, with up to 58% of people suffering from dry skin – and dry skin often goes hand in hand with very sensitive skin, which needs fast and effective relief. But, strangely, not many dry skin treatments are really focused on the underlying condition that’s causing the dryness and sensitivity: skin barrier damage.
Your Concerns
- Sensitive skin
- Flaky
- Itchy
- Dry skin
- Discomfort
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Acne Rosacea
Scientific studies have shown that a disruption in the epidermal barrier – the skin barrier or moisture barrier – is what causes a cascade of events that ultimately lead to skin dryness and sensitivity. A condition is known as Atopic Dermatitis. The severity of the condition varies from person-to-person, but it can be aggravated by allergens, clothing, cosmetics, food/drink, jewelry, soap/detergents, stress, sweat and temperature changes.
Your skin barrier is made up of the outermost layer of skin cells (corneocytes) suspended in a waxy layer of lipids (forming the skin’s lipid bi-layer). Overwashing or damage from your environment strips away these essential lipids, leaving gaps between the corneocytes. Your skin’s moisture escapes through these “gaps” causing your dry skin, and it also allows impurities to enter your skin causing sensitivity.
Surprisingly, most dry-skin treatments only focus on replacing lost moisture, which is why they don’t work in the long run. Rehydrating the skin is only one half of the job – you need to also repair the skin barrier, otherwise, you’ll just need to keep applying moisture and the skin doesn’t return to its normal healthy state. That’s why SkinRx Aesthetic Clinic’s treatments are focused on restoring the skin barrier while hydrating and soothing.
The best way to get the most advanced treatments for sensitive and dry skin is to speak to our recognised skincare specialist. She is trained to do a thorough skin assessment before advising you on the treatments that are best for your individual skin needs.
In the meantime, have a look at our advanced dry skin treatments like Hydraskin Therapy, No Needle Mesotherapy, Celluma LED Light Therapy, DMK Enzyme Therapy, Thesera H, DMK EFA+ and NADplus Complex
Our skincare specialist will also advise on the best dry skin creams, serums, and products to use on even the most sensitive skins. Here are a few dry skin home treatments you’ll want to know about:
- Treat dry skin and restore your skin barrier with Hydra-vital Factor K Melan Recovery, Couperand, Hydroloc Cream, Solar Damage, or Contraderm
- Boost dry-skin treatment with HA Densimatrix, AOX Ferulic, Anti-stress Mask, Proteoglycans Ampoules
Why choose SkinRx Aesthetic Clinic?
At SkinRx Aesthetic Clinic you can be assured that your treatments will be carried out by an experienced medical professional in a safe, confidential and medical environment where your skin concerns are our priority.
Schedule your Dry and Sensitive Skin Treatment Consultation
Do you still have questions about Premature Aging and professional treatments? To find out more, contact SkinRx Aesthetic Clinic.
