Primary Idiopathic Hyperhidrosis is a chronic medical condition without a known cause characterised by uncontrollable sweating more than that required for normal thermoregulation.

The CO2 laser is a non- surgical technology used in skin resurfacing. It consists of the Fractional C02 and Ablative CO2 laser resurfacing technology.

A chemical peel is a treatment in which an alpha or beta hydroxyle acid is applied to the skin with the aim of causing a very deep exfoliation that will result in the removal of the most superficial skin layers. This removal reveals new skin that is smoother and clearer.

Tattoo removal methods have been available for as long as tattoos have existed. Tattoos are either professionally done, done by amateurs or in our culture within tribal and scarification marks.

Micro-needling is also called collagen induction therapy. It is a procedure that involves repeatedly puncturing the skin with tiny, sterile needles with the aim of stimulating the production of collagen (the skin’s building blocks).

Laser hair removal is used for the permanent reduction of unwanted hair anywhere on the body. Lasers work for hair removal by selectively targeting the dark pigment in the hair which absorb the laser energy down to the hair root, converting laser energy to heat with the heat destroying the root of the hair. Ideally, this is done without affecting surrounding skin.