Pigmentation can feel complex, but with the right knowledge, treatment plan, and protection, it is highly manageable. Winter offers the ideal opportunity to address sunspots, melasma, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, with lower UV exposure creating safer conditions, improved treatment outcomes, and a reduced risk of rebound pigmentation.

Polynucleotides are transforming the world of regenerative aesthetics. Highly purified from salmon or trout DNA, these remarkable molecules work with your own cells to repair age-related damage and restore healthier, smoother, more resilient skin. Unlike traditional boosters, they treat delicate areas such as the eyes, lips, and forehead, delivering natural, long-lasting rejuvenation from within. Read on to explore how they work, who they’re ideal for, and why they’re becoming a go-to solution for patients seeking subtle yet impactful results.

Menopause is a natural stage in every woman’s life, but it can bring a wave of physical and emotional changes that affect how we feel in our own skin. From dryness and sensitivity to fine lines, pigmentation, and even breakouts, hormonal shifts can dramatically influence skin health and appearance.

In this blog, we explore how menopause affects the skin and share expert advice from the team at Lumière Medispa Oxford on how to restore comfort, hydration, and glow during this time. With the right combination of medical-grade skincare, in-clinic treatments, and personalised care, it’s possible to feel confident and radiant through menopause and beyond.