Dermal Concerns Consultation

Clinical Approaches to Dermal Concerns

Advanced structural laxity occurs when the deeper layers of the dermis and the subdermal connective tissue lose their supportive networks. This biological decline is characterised by a significant drop in Type I and Type III collagen production, alongside a depletion of endogenous elastin fibres. This occurs clinically through the development of crepe-like skin texture, flattening of the pre-auricular regions, weakening of the skin in the neck and décolletage skin, as well as lack of support along the jawline regions.
At La Belle Clinic, our clinical approach focuses entirely on examining your baseline dermal health, reviewing your holistic medical history, and diagnosing the specific structural causes behind tissue thinning. The treatment options cannot be self-selected by consumers, purchased via digital checkouts, or pre-determined online. A formal face-to-face assessment is required to map out a safe, appropriate management path tailored strictly to your individual biological condition.