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The link between mind and skin has been known for centuries, dating back as far as Hippocrates, say, a consultant dermatologist who runs a psychodermatology service clinic and practises in the NHS. "Psychodermatology considers both the mind and the skin together when seeing a person with a skin problem." And these patients are often facing a breadth of skin problems and body dysmorphia disorder, coupled with emotional distress. Neuroscientist that specialises in the mind skin link, explains that our negative thoughts can affect the skin far more than we may realise. A term in psychology called rumination, which is when...

How can I freat the body with peels? Peeling of the body uses the same protocol as facial peels. However only a small area on the body can be treated at one time. This means not applying a peel to any area larger than four hand palms - this is equal to the full face, neck, décolletage, upper or lower backs. We also do not recommend layering body peels, as we want to strive for the best results without increasing the chance of compromising your skin. For sun-damaged areas like the hands, glycolic, mandelic and pyruvic acid help to trigger...