Results from a loss of collagen and elastin as we age, weight changes and pregnancy.

Partial or complete separation of the abdominal muscles usually due to pregnancy. It causes a bulge in the middle of the abdomen sometimes only apparent when tensed. This can lead to back pain and difficulty exercising.

Results from a loss of collagen and elastin as we age, weight changes and pregnancy.

Loss of physical activity, ageing and reduced mobility can lead to reduced muscle tone. Even when people work out and are in great shape, sometimes they can “plateau” when your body becomes accustomed to your workout.

Skin dimpling or orange-peel appearance usually presenting in the thighs, buttocks and abdomen more typical in women. Resulting from many factors including age, skin thickness, fat distribution, diet and exercise. it is the results of the superficial fat protruding through bands of connective tissue causing a bumpy uneven appearance.

Stubborn fat pockets that bulge around the “bra line”. Typically present in people even at an ideal weight and resistant to diet and exercise.

Hyperpigmentation is a condition where parts of the skin are darkened or discolored. It occurs when the skin produces more melanin, which is the pigment that creates skin color. Hyperpigmentation can result from a variety of factors, including damage from the sun, acne scarring, inflammatory or autoimmune disorders, medication side effect, eczema, or any burns or injury to the skin.

Sagging skin that develops below the chin and jawline due to overall facial volume loss and laxity.

Hair loss or thinning hair can be a normal part of ageing for both men and women. Other factors that may impact this include genetics, hormonal changes or other medical conditions. While it is more common in men, women also often experience thinning hair.