Are the effects of summer sun showing on your skin? At The Sanctuary – the welcoming medispa above Austin Clinic – our skilled dermal therapists are ready to soothe and smooth your skin back into tip-top shape. Take an eye-opening look at tanning and sun damage, and preview a quartet of treatments designed to restore your skin’s good looks in practically no time.
If you’ve been diagnosed with skin cancer, you may think that surgery is the only answer. That might not be the case. Let us guide you to the right solution for your problem.
As we all enjoy sunshine and warm weather, let’s not forget what those two stressors can do to your complexion. Austin Clinic wants to help you stay beautiful this summer with some simple skincare tips and useful products.
Sunscreen is the perfect gift for anyone on your gift list, including yourself! It’s a gift every Australian needs and one that can make 2022 a little brighter… at least as far as your skin goes.
Sunscreen is the best prevention we have against ageing skin and skin cancer. Do you know which sunscreen is right for your skin type? Read on to find out!
Living in Australia we have access to many things people in other countries don’t. Such as beautiful beaches, unique wildlife, etc. However we also get much stronger UV radiation than other parts of the world
The UV Index is part of the daily weather report, but The Austin Clinic wants you to think of it as your daily health update.
If you’ve been Googling strategies for keeping your skin youthful, you may have come across the headlines touting, “Base Tan Prevents Sunburn”?
As Australians, “melanoma” is a word we hear all too often. With our passion for the sun, we are at high risk for developing this type of cancer triggered by overexposure to UV rays.
We’re vigilant at Austin Clinic, and you should be, too. Lip cancer, a problem many people associate with smoking, has another source: the sun.
It may be winter in Australia, but the sun is still shining brightly on the people who visit us at Austin Clinic. We love Australia’s year-round sun, but we hate what it does to skin.
