Taking care of your unique skin
Acne is a skin condition that manifests itself in different ways. Depending on the exact cause of acne, it is generally treatable – or at least reduced.
TREATMENTS
We all get older. And though aging brings beautiful things, aging skin usually doesn't. Luckily there are many things we can do to prevent this as much as possible.
TREATMENTS
This chronic skin condition is characterized by visible redness on the face. With the right approach you can reduce the symptoms of rosacea
TREATMENTS
The cause of hyperpigmentation is an increase in pigment in the skin, which can be caused by various factors. Depending on the cause and type, it can be reduced.
TREATMENTS
Acne
Acne is a skin condition that manifests itself in different ways. Depending on the exact cause of acne, it is generally treatable – or at least reduced.
Acne is one of the most common and sensitive skin conditions. Many people will have to deal with it sooner or later. One in ten women even develop it later in life. Acne is a condition caused by blockage and/or inflammation of the sebaceous glands in the skin. There are various factors that can influence this, such as; hormones, stress, nutrition, intolerances, practical factors, living environment, incorrect cosmetics and medication use.
Acne does not disappear overnight and requires a lot of patience. Whether you have light or heavy symptoms, all forms require long-term attention and self-discipline. Fortunately, nowadays there are many types of treatments and products that can improve/prevent acne. Depending on the severity and manifestation of the skin condition, acne can be treated in different ways.
At Madesalon we do a personal intake, advanced skin scan and analysis to which treatments and skincare products are the most effective in treating acne and the optimization of your skin. The in-depth approach we follow has led to very good results with our clients. Please check our review and Instagram for before and after’s.
GOOD TO KNOW: Madesalon has an ANBOS acne specialization.
This means that in most cases of acne treatments you can receive reimbursement from your health insurer. Ask your health insurer whether acne therapy is also included in your package. It is important to know that products for home use and supplements are never covered by this reimbursement.
Pigmentation
The cause of hyperpigmentation is an increase in pigment in your skin, which can be caused by various factors. Depending on the cause and the type of pigmentation, you can certainly reduce pigment spots.
Pigment spots are caused by irregular production of melanin. Certain triggers – especially sun exposure without SPF protection, resulting in sunburned skin – cause this irregular production, which leads to color accumulation on the skin's surface. Other causes include hormonal factors (contraceptive pills and pregnancy) and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) caused by wounds or scars (such as a pimple or a deep cut). Hormonal hyperpigmentation and PIH are both enhanced by sun exposure.
Pigmentation can be treated in different ways, depending on the severity and manifestation of the skin condition.
We can use various treatments such as peelings, micro needling (Dermapen 4) and the Cosmelan treatments. These treatments reduce your melanin production and pigment cells become more balanced. It regulates the overproduction of pigmentation to prevent the spots reappearance.
In all cases, it is important to support the result at home with skincare products that are advised by one of our specialistes.
Rosacea
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes superficial blood vessels in the face and general redness. In addition, this may be accompanied by pimples, bumps and larger inflammations. To this day, dermatologists and scientists still don't know the exact cause of rosacea. We do know that it is a vascular condition in which heredity, bacteria in your intestine and on your skin, special proteins and the Demodex mite play a role. It is important to know that rosacea is a chronic skin condition that unfortunately does not go away completely. It is possible to control rosacea through proper skin care, skin treatments and avoiding triggers.
Triggers for Rosacea
- UV light
- heat, cold and wind.
- Cosmetics with irritating ingredients.
- Some medications such as corticosteroid medications, strong painkillers, vasodilators for high blood pressure and heart medications.
- Alcohol, coffee, some teas, dairy, soy and highly spicy foods.
- Histamine-rich food. Check the internet for a list of histamine-rich foods.
- Heat such as during a hot shower, bath, sauna or near a fireplace.
- The transition from cold to heat or vice versa.
- Stress and emotions.
- Smoking
Rosacea can increase in severity with one or more of these triggers. We therefore recommend avoiding these triggers as much as possible.
Rosacea can be treated in different ways, depending on the severity and manifestation of the skin condition.
At Madesalon we do a personal intake, advanced skin scan and analysis to which treatments and skincare products are the most effective in treating rosacea and the optimization of your skin.
Anti-Aging
We're all getting older. And although aging brings beautiful things, an aging skin is usually not. Luckily there are many things we can do to prevent this as much as possible
Everyone wants to remain looking while growing old. There are a lot of things you can do to prevent signs of a maturing skin. We are here to help you along the way. The speed and extent to which your skin ages vary per person. Both internal and external factors play a role in this. Did you know? 80% of aging is caused by lifestyle choices. Extrinsic (external) causes of skin aging:
The skin is constantly exposed to your environment. UV radiation is by far the most important factor in skin aging. In addition, air pollution, smoking, unhealthy diet, little exercise, climate, stress and sleep deprivation also play an important role. The intrinsic (internal) causes of skin aging:
This form of skin aging is inevitable for everyone and is caused by genetic and hormonal factors. Both the moment when your skin shows the first symptoms of aging and the speed at which this continues are genetically determined and therefore hereditary. Your hormone balance, ethnicity and skin type also play an important role in this.
Unfortunately, you cannot stop the process of skin aging, but you can influence it and delay it for as long as possible. The sooner you tackle the first signs of skin aging, the better! With us, every treatment is effective in slowing down skin aging, from our tailored facials to chemical peels and microneedling.