Resolve your clinical skin concerns | No7 Beauty
WHAT ARE CLINICAL SKIN CONCERNS?
Some skin concerns are more severe and are considered clinical skin concerns. Clinical skin concerns are referred to as skin disorders or skin diseases. The most common disorders include rosacea, eczema and psoriasis. These cannot be treated with cosmetic skincare products and instead require more specialist medical care and products that would be considered medical treatments.
Want to know more? Over 80% of women want to understand their skin more**
Discover our educational articles below to find out about causes, symptoms and more.
Dr. Eleanor Bradley, Science Credentialing Manager at No7 Beauty Company shares her expert advice
To perform its function whilst constantly being confronted by lifestyle and environmental triggers that can unbalance it, the skin needs to constantly adapt and renew. The skin is working dynamically to maintain optimum performance despite pressures from the outside world. When this internal balance is lost though, skin can become internally stressed and less able to respond and recover effectively. This leads to a vicious cycle of skin barrier damage and even more internal stress within the skin, leading to fluctuations with skin health concerns becoming more frequent.
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Over 70% of women want expert advice for their skin**
*consumer studies based on cosmetics products only
**Online Quantitative Survey with 800 women (400 UK/400 US) who use facial skincare products and whom experience facial skin concerns. May 2023.
+Access to treatment is subject to an online consultation with a clinician to assess suitability. Subject to availability. Charges apply.
