Skin Science • Antioxidants Vitamin C Guide: Benefits, Forms & How to Use It Vitamin C is one of skincare’s most studied actives. This guide cuts through jargon to help you choose the right form, concentration, and routine—so you see real results, not just hype. By Santi London • Evidence-led skincare guidance At a Glance […]
Santi Blog · Post-Surgical Care BBL Recovery in London: Timeline, Tips & Lymphatic Drainage By Santi London · 29 Sep 2025 · ~10 min read Recovering after a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)? This comprehensive guide explains your week-by-week timeline, how to protect results, and why medical lymphatic drainage can speed healing and reduce swelling. BBL
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🌿 AviClear Laser for Acne: Miracle Solution or Long-Term Risk? A dermatologist-approved acne breakthrough — but could it compromise your skin’s future? Introduction AviClear has made waves as the first FDA-approved laser that treats acne by permanently targeting the sebaceous glands — the source of oil production in our skin. Promoted as a
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1. Increased Skin Permeability One of the primary mechanisms by which retinoids improve the efficacy of minoxidil is through enhanced skin permeability. Retinoids increase the turnover of skin cells, promoting exfoliation and reducing the thickness of the outer skin layer (stratum corneum). This makes it easier for minoxidil to penetrate deeper into the skin and
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When we think about how relationships affect us, we often focus on emotional, mental, or even physical health. But did you know that your partner can also impact your skin? Specifically, close contact with someone can alter your skin microbiome, potentially influencing skin hydration and overall skin health. In this blog, we’ll explore the
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In the ever-evolving world of skincare, two ingredients have emerged as heavyweights: retinol and glycolic acid. Both are celebrated for their ability to enhance skin health, but they work in fundamentally different ways. Understanding these differences, along with the scientific evidence supporting their efficacy, can help you choose the best option for your skincare routine.
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The delicate skin under our eyes is often one of the first areas to show signs of aging, fatigue, and stress. Traditional treatments like creams and serums can only do so much, and more invasive procedures can be daunting. Enter a novel technique: superficial Botox, also known as micro-Botox or meso-Botox. This innovative approach is
Home › Articles › Superficial botulinum toxin technique — evidence overview Superficial botulinum toxin technique — evidence overview Important: Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. This page is for general education only and does not advertise prescription treatments. Any decision about care can only be made after a face-to-face assessment with an
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Do LED Masks Help with Hair Loss? LED masks are great for skin — but when it comes to hair regrowth, wavelength, power density, and delivery method are critical. Here’s what the evidence says, and what actually works for the scalp. Key takeaways LED masks are designed for facial skin, not follicles Hair regrowth needs
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