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Skin Advice

Winter Skin SOS: Why Your Skin Feels Dehydrated in Colder Weather

What is actually happening beneath the surface — and how to choose the right skincare or skin booster for your concerns.

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Treatment Guide

Botulinum Toxin: Why the Consultation Matters More Than the Injection

It's prescription-only for a reason. Clare explains what a proper consultation covers, why there is no standard dose, and why this is often the treatment people start with — and what that means for you.

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Skin Health

Adult Acne in Your 20s and 30s: Why Is It Happening and What Can You Do?

Breakouts don't always stop at 20. Clare explains why adult acne is so common, the role hormones play, and how a personalised skin plan — including peels, LED therapy and microneedling — can help at every stage.

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Clinical Practice

Aesthetic Treatments: Your Most Common Questions Answered

Botox vs filler, skin boosters, jowls, under-eyes, how many treatments you actually need — Clare answers the questions she's asked most, and explains why she starts every consultation with your concerns, not a treatment menu.

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Skin Treatments

Chemical Peels: Why Autumn Is the Best Time to Start

As UV intensity drops and skin recovers from summer, the cooler months are the ideal time to begin a course of peels. Clare explains the different types, which peel she uses and who it suits.

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Clinical Approach

Full-Face Rejuvenation: Why the Best Results Start With a Treatment Plan

Treating individual lines rarely addresses what's causing them. Clare explains why she approaches facial rejuvenation as a staged plan — from structural foundations to skin quality — and why that produces more natural results.

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Personal Perspective

Why I Started Sculptra at 40 — and What the Evidence Actually Says

I've been recommending this treatment to patients for years. This year, I decided to become one. Clare shares the personal reasoning, the science of collagen loss in your 40s, and what the clinical evidence on PLLA actually tells us.

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Skincare Ingredients

Topical Vitamin C: Why Strength Matters for Collagen and Skin Health

Vitamin C is one of the most evidence-backed ingredients in skincare — but only at the right concentration and in the right form. Clare explains the science, what strength to look for, and why it matters if you're having injectable treatments.

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Clinical Approach

Why I Favour a Multimodal Approach to Facial Ageing

Modern aesthetics is no longer about choosing a single treatment. Clare explains why combining the right treatments, in the right areas, at the right time produces the most natural and lasting results.

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Clinical Practice

Why Your Consultation Is the Most Important Part of Your Aesthetic Journey

From understanding your goals and setting realistic expectations to knowing when to say no — Clare explains why the consultation, not the treatment, is where safe aesthetics begins.

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Regenerative Aesthetics

Biostimulators and the Rise of Regenerative Aesthetic Medicine: A Focus on Sculptra

From HIV lipoatrophy to GLP-1 weight loss — the science of Sculptra, why early intervention matters, and the shift toward treatments that work with your biology rather than around it.

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Skin Health

How Skin Changes in Your 30s and 40s: What to Expect and What Actually Helps

Hormonal changes — including the drop in oestrogen during perimenopause and menopause — have a profound effect on the skin. Clare explains the science and what you can do about it.

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Skin Science

Profhilo Structura: The Difference Between Skin Hydration and Facial Rejuvenation

Not all skin treatments are the same — and understanding the difference between hydrating the skin and actually rejuvenating it is the key to getting results that last.

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Skincare Ingredients

Retinoids: What Are They and How Do They Support the Ageing Skin?

Retinoids are the most evidence-backed skincare ingredient available — but they're also widely misunderstood, misused and avoided. Here's what a nurse prescriber wants you to know.

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