Skin Concern

Breakouts

Happen when many pimples / acne appear together on the skin.

Overproduction of sebum on the skin’s surface, leading to greasy, clogged pores, and acne-prone conditions.

Chronic skin condition characterized by inflammation, itching, and redness, often accompanied by blisters, crusting, and scaling of the skin.

Inflammatory skin condition that presents itself as itchy, raised bumps, resulting from allergic reactions or skin sensitivities.

Breakouts triggered by fluctuations in hormone levels, commonly seen during puberty or adulthood, causing excess sebum production and clogged pored.

Form of skin discoloration where the skin appears pink or reddish, commonly associated with inflammation, irritation, or increased blood flow.

Skin condition caused by inadequate moisture or natural oils, resulting in a tight, rough, flaky, or uncomfortable texture.

Localized area of skin that appears darker than the surrounding skin, often caused by melanin overproduction or skin inflammation.