A Hypertrophic Scar is a thick raised scar that can occur in taut areas of your skin after physical trauma, burns, or surgical incisions. Normally, a small wound that occurs on the top layer of your skin develops into a flat scar. However, if you had deeper wounds, your body responds by producing collagen to repair damage to the area. Since collagen is thicker than the rest of your skin and the deeper the wound the more collagen the wound needs, a hypertrophic scar may form.   How Hypertrophic Scars are Diagnosed A diagnosis of a hypertrophic scar is done by assessing the site of the scar ..read more

As we age, our skin’s collagen production slows down. This loss of collagen breaks down the underlying structure of your skin, resulting in various skin problems. Sun and other environmental stressors further worsen the condition of our skin.  CO2 Laser resurfacing can help rejuvenate your skin. Fractional CO2, commonly known as laser skin surfacing, is a very popular skincare procedure that helps to improve the appearance and texture of the skin. The main use of this procedure is to reduce deep scars and wrinkles, help get rid of acne scars and warts. It can also target many other skin c ..read more

If you have been on the search for bouncy, juicy skin, know that you are not alone. Regular exfoliation is considered a vital step in achieving perfect skin. Exfoliation helps to slough off dead skin cells and reveal fresh, healthy skin underneath. There are plenty of exfoliants available on the market; physical exfoliants, chemical peels, enzymes, acids and many more. One of the hot topics trending on the internet about skincare is ‘acids versus enzymes’, or ‘enzymes versus acids’ Which is the best Exfoliator? If you are reading this then you are probably curious too. Download your Free ..read more

Nasojugal lines are the grooves/folds in the infraorbital region near the eye. The 2 to 3 cm depressed sunken space can give you a tired appearance as it leads to dark formation over the nasal lower eyelid. Do Nasojugal lines Affect Facial Aesthetic? These lines are formed due to depressions between the eyes and nose, starting from the inner corner of the eyelid, and reaching all the way to the lateral corner of the eye. In some people, this depression is a result of genetics, while in other cases, this develops due to the natural ageing process. Regardless of the cause, it will make you look ..read more

Did you know that a thin vermilion is one of the first signs of ageing? Vermilion refers to the area between your lip and adjacent skin. It essentially refers to the red, fleshy part of your lip. With age, we tend to lose a large amount of volume in our lips, which leads to the development of; lines, wrinkles, and skin dryness. Furthermore, these symptoms can start to appear as soon as you reach your late twenties. The Effects of Thin Vermilion on Facial Aesthetic Having a thin vermilion is natural and perfectly normal as long as it doesn’t bother you aesthetically. Some people have a nat ..read more

Sunken Eyes of Under-eye contour depression is one of the most common aesthetic concerns amongst people of all ages. The skin underneath your eyes is delicate and can sometimes appear either hollow, dark, or sunken, it can even be a combination of the three. This is often a result of ageing but is common in young individuals too. It is mainly a result of dehydration, and lack of sleep, however, it can sometimes be attributed to an underlying medical condition. In this article, we are going to discuss the causes, prevention measures and treatment options available to refresh your eyes and make ..read more

Glabellar Lines are a term used to describe the wrinkles on your forehead, between your brows, and above your nose. When you make certain facial expressions, the skin moves along with the muscles on your forehead. Based on your face shape, skin tightness, genes, and how often you make certain expressions, the lines will begin to form on your forehead. These lines are called glabellar lines. Other names for these lines include; forehead furrows, forehead wrinkles or forehead frown lines. While these lines don’t hinder your day-to-day life in any way, they are definitely a huge cosmetic concern ..read more

The Newest Treatment in Fighting the Signs of Aging Photos from the product Manufacturers website. Since this is a new treatment Coco Ruby Skin and Anti Ageing patients before and after photos will be available to view after 2 months. This new injectable treatment is made from hyaluronic acid (a sugar that is naturally produced by the body) that can help to improve collagen production, increase skin elasticity, reduce wrinkles, and give your skin a plumper appearance. If you’re concerned about the signs of aging, then you’ll be glad to know that this new treatment (which we can’t name due to T ..read more

We have had some technical issues with our online store recently. We hope to reopen again on July 1st 2022. We can happily take orders over the phone to be posted to you. Please call Chloe on 03 8849 1444.                           The post Our online skincare shop is currently close. appeared first on Coco Ruby Skin ..read more

Visia is a skin analysing aesthetic device that captures high-quality facial images using different angles. This state-of-the-art technology uses three types of flashes to highlight the various conditions of your skin. The 7th Generation Visia Complexion Analysis System allows doctors or skin care specialists to thoroughly analyse the condition of your skin and shows how it can be improved. Whether it’s age-related skin concerns or sun-damaged skin, Visia can help you find the best treatment to achieve your desired results. Benefits of Visia Skin Complexion Analysis This revolutionary technol ..read more