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- Monday
- 10:30 am – 5:30 pm
- Tue – Fri
- 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- Saturday
- 10:30 am – 5:30 pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Skin concerns
Begin with what you notice.
Each concern lists the Aldergrove treatments that may help with it. A practitioner confirms the right one in person, at a free consultation.
Category 1 of 6
Acne & Congestion
Breakouts, blackheads and the oil and congestion that keep feeding them.
Breakouts and blemish-prone skinSkin that keeps producing new spots: along the jaw, across the forehead, or in the same place every month.Usually starts with Acne Facials
Blackheads and clogged poresCongestion you can see and feel: across the nose, the chin and the centre of the forehead.Usually starts with Acne Facials
Oily, shiny skinShine that returns within hours, makeup that slides, and a routine that seems to make it worse.Usually starts with Acne Facials
Dark spots after breakoutsThe breakout healed weeks ago, but the mark it left is still there.Usually starts with Q-Switch 1064 Laser Rejuvenation
Enlarged poresPores that look larger across the nose and cheeks, particularly in daylight or a magnifying mirror.Usually starts with Skin ResurfacingCategory 2 of 6
Pigmentation & Uneven Tone
Sun spots, melasma-type patches and the marks left behind after a breakout.
Dark spots and sun spotsFlat brown marks on the face, chest and hands that arrived gradually and have stayed.Usually starts with Q-Switch 1064 Laser Rejuvenation
Stubborn brown patchesLarger, softer-edged patches across the cheeks, forehead or upper lip that come back after they fade.Usually starts with Dermamelan
Uneven skin tone and blotchinessNo single mark to point at, just skin that reads patchy and uneven overall.Usually starts with Cosmelan
Dull, tired-looking skinSkin that looks flat and tired in daylight, however much sleep you actually had.Usually starts with Brightening Facials
Sun-damaged, weathered-looking skinThe cumulative result of years outdoors: pigment, roughness and a leathery quality together.Usually starts with Q-Switch 1064 Laser Rejuvenation
Dark marks on the bodyBrown marks left on the legs, arms or back long after a bite, scratch or blemish healed.Usually starts with Skin LighteningCategory 3 of 6
Aging & Skin Laxity
Lines, softening contours and skin that has lost its spring.
Fine lines and early wrinklesThe first faint creases at the eyes, mouth and forehead that stay visible when your face is at rest.Usually starts with Microneedling w/ Exosomes
Sagging jawline and early jowlsThe edge between face and neck blurring, and definition softening along the jaw.Usually starts with Titanium Face Lift
Loose neck skinCrepey, slack skin along the front and sides of the neck.Usually starts with Non-Invasive Structural Skin Tightening
Loss of firmness and crepey skinSkin that has lost its spring: finely crinkled on the cheeks, arms or décolleté.Usually starts with Skin Tightening
Loose skin on the tummy, arms or thighsSkin that has not kept pace after weight change or pregnancy.Usually starts with Radio Frequency: Body ContouringNot sure where to start?
That is what the consultation is for.
You do not need the right words for what you are seeing. Show a practitioner, and they will tell you what it is likely to be and what may help.
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Category 4 of 6
Texture & Scarring
Scarring, rough patches, stretch marks and surface irregularity.
Acne scarsPitted or indented texture left behind after breakouts have long since cleared.Usually starts with Skin Resurfacing
Rough, uneven skin textureSkin that catches under the fingertips and never feels properly smooth.Usually starts with Skin Resurfacing
Raised or thick scarsScar tissue that healed raised, firm or tight rather than flat.Usually starts with Scar Relaxation
Stretch marksStriae on the abdomen, thighs, hips or arms, whether newly red or long since faded to white.Usually starts with Stretch Mark Reduction
Peach fuzz and flaky surface buildupFine facial hair and a layer of dry flakes that makeup clings to.Usually starts with DermaplaningCategory 5 of 6
Dryness & Sensitivity
Skin that feels tight, drinks moisturiser and never quite settles.
Category 6 of 6
Body & Scalp Concerns
Hair, ink, body pigmentation and the condition of the scalp.
Unwanted facial and body hairThe shaving, waxing and threading cycle, and the regrowth that starts before you have finished.Usually starts with Triple Wavelength LHR
Ingrown hairsHairs that curl back into the skin, leaving bumps, irritation and marks behind.Usually starts with Triple Wavelength LHR
Dark underarms, knees, elbows or neckDarker patches where skin folds, rubs or has been shaved for years.Usually starts with Skin Lightening
Intimate and bikini-line darkeningDarkening in intimate areas and along the bikini line: common, and treatable.Usually starts with Intimate Brightening
Unwanted tattoo or faded permanent makeupInk you have outgrown, or brows and lip liner that have aged into a colour you never chose.Usually starts with Tattoo Removals
Thinning hair and reduced densityA part that has widened, or a scalp that shows more than it used to.Usually starts with DERIVE Hair Wellness
Oily, flaky or itchy scalp buildupA scalp that feels coated, flakes onto your collar, or never quite feels clean.Usually starts with Korean Head SpaHow it works
How a concern becomes a plan.
Matching what you see to a treatment is a judgement made in person, not from a page.
- 01
Tell us what you notice
In your own words: "my skin looks tired", "these marks will not fade". No clinical terms needed.
- 02
We assess the cause
A practitioner looks at your skin to work out what is driving the concern, since one concern can have several causes.
- 03
We suggest a treatment
You hear which option suits that cause, what it realistically does, and what it would involve.
Good to know
Questions people ask before they book.
Call the clinic. The concerns listed are the ones the Aldergrove treatments are designed for; if yours falls outside them, we will say so and, where it helps, point you to our Surrey clinic or a physician.
Often, yes. Resurfacing, for example, can address texture and the look of pores together. Your practitioner will tell you whether one plan covers everything or whether concerns are best treated in sequence.
No. Most clients arrive knowing only what bothers them. Working out the treatment is the practitioner’s job at the consultation.
No. These pages describe how concerns commonly look, not what they are. Anything changing, painful, bleeding or slow to heal should be seen by your family doctor or a dermatologist.
Our scope
Every treatment on this site is cosmetic and non-surgical. If your practitioner sees something during an assessment that needs a medical opinion (a mole that has changed, a spot that bleeds or will not heal, pain or swelling without a clear cause), you will be asked to see a physician before anything cosmetic is planned.
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