Who Is Collagen Lift For?

The great thing is it’s suitable for all skin types and tones. Collagen Lift will tighten, strengthen, contour and tone for a more youthful looking you.

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Who is Collagen Lift for? Anyone with a need for skin tightening will benefit from this treatment. It can be used as a preventative measure, or as a remedial treatment. Radio-frequency can be performed on any skin tone and skin type, so everyone can achieve healthy skin.

With our radio-frequency treatment, you will be pleased to know it is no longer necessary to go under the knife. Lift, refresh and tighten the skin and say no to surgical treatments. Get amazing firm, plumped and sculpted skin – with zero down time. It is a fantastic, versatile treatment, perfect to fit into a busy lifestyle.

Who Is Collagen Lift For?

The skin usually begins to sag and lose collagen during our late 20’s. Each year afterwards, our body will produce about 1% less collagen. A course of treatments is recommended for the best results. Find your nearest SkinBase Therapist.

If you are a skin professional, partner with SkinBase to offer the Collagen Lift treatment in your business.

Determining Your Skin Type

Dry Skin Types

Dry skin is caused by under-active oil glands that do not produce enough sebum to keep the skin naturally hydrated. It may have a dull appearance and feel dry and itchy. Dry skin must be hydrated regularly from the inside (drinking water) and the outside with hydrating creams and lotions.

Oily Skin Type

Oily skin is produced by glands that produce too much sebum, resulting in skin that appears shiny and has some large open pores. Oily skin types are prone to develop blackheads and acne. Oily skin benefits hugely from microdermabrasion. Light moisturisers should be applied afterwards.

Sensitive Skin Types

Sensitive skins can be dry, normal or oily and are characterised by their delicacy. Sensitive skin frequently reacts adversely to environmental conditions and often requires special treatment in order to remain in good condition.

Normal Skin Types

Normal skin produces sebum at a moderate rate, resulting in a balanced state. Normal skin looks consistently plump, moist and vibrant. A great blessing but still requires no less attention.

Combination Skin Types

Combination skin is the most common skin type. Combination skin is frequently characterised by an oily ‘T’ zone area that covers the forehead, nose and chin. While the skin around the cheeks, eyes and mouth is normal to dry.

Mature Skin Types

Mature skin becomes dry as sebaceous glands become less active. Skin loses elasticity and fine lines and wrinkles appear. Skin appears thinner with broken capillaries, especially on the cheek area and around the nose. Blood circulation becomes poor, which interferes with the skin nutrition making skin appear sallow. Mature skin must be kept well hydrated.