ENRICH Clinic has moved to 8- 10 Howitt Street, South Yarra as of Jan 2025. Email: enrichclinic@div.net.au – Read More Here
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There is a very good reason we don’t have just one laser for all cosmetic skin treatments – it wouldn’t work! Learn the basic of how lasers work & what they can treat.
HIFU therapy for the face is revolutionising skin tightening treatments, for a deep, effective skin rejuvenation and anti-ageing treatment.
We explain PRP growth factors, and how we use them for effective, natural facial rejuvenation and hair regrowth.
Acne is an inflammatory skin condition that is most common amongst teenagers and adolescents, but can affect people of all ages. We can help with acne treatment in Melbourne.
A treatment strategy for acne scars is a series of dermal filler injections, with the goal to fill out certain types of acne scarring so the skin has a more even appearance.
Steroid acne is a skin condition that looks like acne, but is caused by high levels of corticosteroids in the blood.
As with many great discoveries, the acne scar treatment potential of the picosecond laser was discovered by accident, during tattoo removal.
A new study has found that adding a topical photoparticle gel before non-ablative laser treatments for back acne has resulted in a marked reduction in inflammatory acne on the back.
The characteristics of a scar determine the way it’s treated, but we also consider the patient’s age, skin type, and the type and nature of the scars.
There are several options for treating acne scarring without much downtime.
Low-fat milk has a substance that triggers insulin, which then triggers androgen release in the bloodstream, contributing to acne. We explain.
What is subcision, punch excision, punch elevation and punch grafting?
ENRICH Clinic is relocating to 8-10 Howitt St, South Yarra in January next year. We will continue to operate as ENRICH Dermatology with our existing team and services, but we will now share facilities with the Dermatology Institute of Victoria.
