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SKIN LAXITY
& SAGGING

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As we age, our skin changes. Sagging skin or skin laxity is a common sign of aging but can be maintained with proper treatments and consistent at-home care. Whether you’re starting early with preventative measures or wanting to restore already lost volume, we proudly offer non-invasive technologies that work against time.

Skin Laxity & Sagging – FAQ

What is the Best Treatment for Skin Laxity?

At Skin Clinic we offer multiple treatment options for skin laxity, like facial fillers, photofractional, 2D laser, 4D laser and laser skin tightening. Depending on the skin condition our specialists would recommend the best treatment. To book a consultation, please contact us via email or phone.

Who’s a Good Candidate for Non-Surgical Skin Tightening?

If you have experienced any ageing symptoms, loose or sagging skin, overexposure to the sun, fine lines and wrinkles, you may be a good candidate for skin tightening procedures.

Why Consider Non-Surgical Skin Tightening?

Non-surgical skin tightening should be considered because it is a safe, non-invasive and effective procedure with lasting results.

Skin Laxity: What Causes It? How Can We Treat It?

Skin laxity is caused by natural skin ageing due to the loss of collagen and elastin. Other factors that contribute to skin laxity include genetic factors, environment, lifestyle, sun exposure, stress, diet, and smoking.
It can be treated with various non-surgical treatments offered at our Skin Clinic.

Can You Prevent Loose Skin from Appearing?

Skin laxity is a part of the natural ageing process, it can be delayed with a good diet, exercise and taking care of the skin but it is inevitable and therefore, we offer multiple treatments to treat it.

What Causes the Facial Skin to Lose Its Elasticity?

With age, skin loses its elasticity and appears crepey, due to the reduced production of collagen and elastin. Extrinsic factors also play a role in speeding up this process like toxins, pollutants and UV rays.