Crepey skin refers to thin, fragile, and wrinkled skin that resembles the texture of crepe paper. It often appears on areas like the neck, décolletage, arms, and sometimes the face.
Crepey skin develops when the skin loses collagen, elastin, and hydration, causing it to become lax, delicate, and textured. While a natural part of ageing, it can be improved with treatments that restore structure, elasticity, and moisture.
Signs of crepey skin include:
Crepey skin often appears gradually and can be exacerbated by sun damage, environmental factors, or lifestyle habits.
Crepey skin develops due to a combination of factors:
Skin that is thin, dehydrated, or exposed to repeated sun damage is particularly prone to crepiness.
Crepey skin can affect adults of all ages, though it becomes more noticeable with age and in sun-exposed areas.
It is particularly common in people who:
Even subtle improvements can make skin appear softer, tighter, and more youthful.
Treatment focuses on restoring skin elasticity, hydration, and collagen support. A combination of regenerative, biostimulatory, and collagen-stimulating treatments often produces the best results.
Polynucleotides support tissue regeneration and skin elasticity.
They can help:
Profhilo hydrates and strengthens the skin while stimulating collagen, improving skin texture and resilience.
It can help:
Julaine contains poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) microsphere’s, which sit in the deep dermis and subcutenous layer and activate fibroblasts for supporting collagen.
It improves skin quality and hydration and is particularly helpful for:
Benefits include:
SkinPen stimulates controlled collagen production to improve skin elasticity and texture.
It can help:
Every face is unique. During your consultation, we’ll assess your concerns, discuss your goals, and design a bespoke treatment plan tailored to you.