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How Profhilo can help dry, winter skin

At this time of year skin can become rough, tight and itchy. This “winter skin” can be irritating and make your complexion look dull and lifeless.

Fortunately, we have the answer! Our Profhilo treatment is an easy, effective way to intensely hydrate your skin throughout the winter months.

What causes winter skin?

Over the winter, our skin has to cope with a lot. We go from cold winter winds into centrally heated homes and offices – both of which have low humidity. This causes water to evaporate from the surface of your skin, drying it out.

As well as the dull appearance of dehydrated skin, it can also be prone to conditions such as rashes. Plus, if your skin is constantly dehydrated, this can accelerate the signs of ageing.

How does Profhilo help?

Profhilo is an anti-ageing treatment which is also fabulously hydrating for your skin.

The treatment involves injecting very pure, stabilised hyaluronic acid into the areas where your skin is suffering dehydration. For example, this could be your face, neck, décolletage or hands.

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Hyaluronic acid is a substance which occurs naturally in your body. It acts a bit like a sponge, soaking up water and keeping it locked into your skin so it doesn’t evaporate from the surface.

This ability to help your skin retain water counteracts the drying effects of wintertime, to keep your skin healthy and glowing throughout the year.

Read more about Profhilo in our Ultimate Guide to Profhilo.

Where you can have treatment

Profhilo is available at our London Harley Street, Sevenoaks, Huntingdon and Peterborough clinics.

Call us on 0330 024 1300 to book your appointment or find out more about this special offer.

Other options to help winter skin

A whole range of our treatments can help to keep your skin hydrated and nourished over the winter. These include fractional mesotherapy, skin boosters and lip fillers.

There are also steps you can take at home to keep your skin hydrated. These include increasing the humidity in your home, switching to gentler cleansing products and wearing sunscreen (yes, even in winter!).

Find out more about dry, winter skin and how to hydrate it.