Skin texture refers to the condition of the skin surface.
Good skin texture is soft and smooth, well hydrated with strong collagen and elastin support.
Uneven skin texture is rough and dry.
Uneven skin texture not only affects the way the skin feels, but also makes the skin look pale.
It also makes it difficult to apply cosmetics evenly.
The skin is supposed to be soft with a smooth and even texture, but it is not uncommon for the skin to feel rough to the touch.
Sometimes this is the result of specific skin problems such as acne, or the result of using the wrong skincare products and not removing dead skin cells properly or sufficiently.
Sun damage also contributes to uneven skin texture.
Exposure to the sun causes the breakdown of collagen and elastin, which give skin its smooth texture and elasticity.
Ageing is another common cause of irregular skin texture.
As we age, the surface skin cells are not removed as quickly, leading to a build-up of dead skin cells and creating rough, pale-looking skin.
Dry skin that lacks moisture also makes delicate skin feel less smooth to the touch.
One of the factors that cause uneven skin texture is enlarged pores.
They usually occur on oily skin when sebum and impurities accumulate in the pores, causing them to stretch and make the pores appear larger.
In addition to genetics, ageing is another factor, as the skin loses its elasticity, which can cause the pores to appear larger.
We certainly can’t stop the ageing process or change your genetics, but we can help you create a personalised treatment to reduce pore size.
Depending on the severity of the problem, we have different treatments available, and depending on the condition of the pores, most often a combination of treatments is needed.
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“I have suffered from chronic joint pain, especially in my knees, for several years. Traditional treatments such as physical therapy, painkillers and even corticosteroid injections have only provided temporary relief. Desperate for a more permanent solution, I started researching alternative treatments and came across mesenchymal stem/stromal cell (MSC) therapy. After consulting my doctor and doing extensive research, I decided to give it a try.
The treatment process was simple and professionally managed. The first consultation included a thorough assessment of my condition and detailed information on how MSC therapy works. The procedure itself was minimally invasive and surprisingly quick.
What surprised me most was the gradual but noticeable improvement in my condition. Within a few weeks I felt significant pain relief and increased mobility. Tasks that had become difficult or impossible, such as walking up stairs, lifting objects and even walking for long periods of time, became much easier. The stiffness and constant pain that had plagued me for years were greatly reduced. Three months after treatment, I can say with certainty that the improvement has been remarkable. The quality of my life has improved significantly.
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“My name is Milena and I am happy to share my experience of stem cell therapy for Heberden’s and Bouchard’s osteoarthritis of the toes. For years I have been struggling with unbearable pain and swelling in most of my fingers, but especially in three of them, which has affected my daily life.
After extensive research and consultations, I was advised by rheumatologists that medicine has no cure for small joint diseases and that I can only relieve them with painkillers. So I decided to try stem cell therapy. In the procedure, stem cells were injected into each joint of the fingers of both hands. The procedure went smoothly and professionally, but also with not too much pain.
The results were great. I noticed a significant reduction in swelling and pain in a short time. Gradually, the mobility of my fingers improved to some extent, but most importantly, I no longer woke up at night in pain, I no longer had to take painkillers and I was able to do everyday tasks again, including gardening.
Stem cell therapy has made my life easier and, above all, it has eliminated the need to take painkillers, which in the long run also have side effects. I am immensely grateful for the advances in medical science that have made this possible and for the skilled professionals who have guided the treatment. If you suffer from osteoarthritis, I recommend that you opt for stem cell therapy.”