Enhanced Skin&Body

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Where’s your SPF?

Daily sunscreen application helps maintain youthful skin by preventing the signs of ageing caused by UVA rays. These include fine lines, wrinkles, and texture changes, ensuring your skin remains smoother and more resilient over time

Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, largely due to its sunny climate and the ozone layer’s depletion in the region.

From 1 August 2024, Cancer Council is advising all Australians to use SPF50 or SPF50+ sunscreen.

Location Location!

Sadly we closed our doors in Albert park and South Melbourne as we have been fortunate to find a beautiful clinic space in St Kilda East.

It’s time to expand our service offerings and with that we wanted a welcoming bright space with great parking and accessibility!

You can now find us at 268 Inkerman street, St Kilda East. So looking forward to seeing you all there.

Thank you for your continued support and loyalty ❤️

Rain, clouds or shine! Keep your sunscreen with your toothbrush so you don’t forget every morning!

Have you applied your sunscreen today?
Contact:

0452480415aesthetix
[email protected]
11 Victoria Avenue, Albert Park
3/186 York street, South Melbourne

*Disclaimer: Our content does not provide medical advice, but is designed to educate and inform. Results vary from patient to patient. Individuals must consider all risks associated with procedure and should seek independent medical advice prior to undergoing any injectables procedure. To consider if this treatment is right for you please book a complimentary, obligation free consultation with our team.

AHA vs BHA

The Difference Between AHAs vs BHAs
While both AHAs and BHAs act as skin exfoliants, AHAs are what is known as “water-soluble,” and BHAs are considered “oil soluble.” What this means is that AHAs (like lactic acid) work on the skin’s surface, while BHAs (like salicylic acid) work on the surface, as well as within the pores.

Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) include; glycolic acid (GA), citric acid (CA), malic acid (MA), tartaric acid (TA), and lactic acid (LA), all of which are naturally-occurring organic acids present in many foods and milk sugars.

Beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs) include; salicylic acid (or related substances, such as salicylate, sodium salicylate, and willow extract), beta hydroxybutanoic acid, tropic acid, trethocanic acid.

Sometimes a combination of the two is needed to target specific skin needs dependent on your skin type. It’s important to consult with a skin expert to avoid incorrect skincare ingredients, poor quality products to prevent damaging your skin.

Housekeeping for healthier skin!