Belfast Skin Clinic

Melanoma is a serious type of skin cancer, which is actually increasing in people under the age of 40.
There can be various causes, but the most common would be harmful and prolonged exposure to UV radiation from the sun or tanning beds.
The first melanoma signs and symptoms often are:... - A change in an existing mole - The development of a new pigmented or unusual-looking growth on your skin
If you spot this and you would like to get an expert opinion, then contact us to book an appointment, https://belfastskinclinic.com/dermato…/ skin-cancer/melanoma/
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Belfast Skin Clinic is excited to welcome Skin Therapist Pamela Ferguson to our team.
Pamela is an experienced skin therapist and facialist. She is formerly the owner of Rejouir Skin Clinic, and has over 23 years of experience in the industry.
She has undertaken extensive training in London and Dublin and has worked with a wide range of cosmeceutical skin care brands. She has also published several articles and blogs about skin and skin health.
... She will be providing bespoke skin consultations, advanced facials, and skin peel treatments, combining results driven treatments with relaxation. Her unique lymphatic massage forms an integral part of her facial treatments.
Pamela takes a holistic approach to supporting each client’s journey to optimum skin health by providing professional advice on treatment plans, homecare products and supplements. Specialising in sensitive and reactive skins, with a passion for all things skin.
She will also refer patients directly onto our consultant medical team for alternative treatments or work in combination with other medical professionals within the clinic.
Pamela will be taking appointments from the 2nd of July. To book an appointment call us today on 02890667077
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Sometimes moles can change. If you notice a change no matter how subtle, it's better to get it checked out.
Our full body mole scanner, which is the only one in Northern Ireland, can look at deeper structures in the skin to detect early skin cancers before they become visible with the naked eye.
For any moles that pose a problem or if you want to have them taken away for cosmetic reasons, we can remove them, with minimal scarring.
... To speak to a specialist call 028 9066 7077 or book an appointment online: https://belfastskinclinic.com/…/skin-ca ncer-…/mole-scanning/
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Skin cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer, but also one of the most preventable.
The vast majority of skin cancer cases are due to excess sun exposure and harmful UVA radiation.
We understand the importance of taking care of your skin, which is why we offer skin cancer screening.
... 1. If you're worried, get it checked out - have there been any recent changes in your skin?
2. Have new moles appeared or are existing moles getting bigger or changed colour?
We have Northern Ireland's only private full body mole scanner which allows us to digitally map all your moles and review them every 6 months for changes. Find out more or book an appointment with one of our specialists, https://belfastskinclinic.com/dermat…/s kin-cancer-screening/
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Belfast Skin Clinic is delighted to be welcoming Skin Therapist Pamela Ferguson who will be starting in July. Pamela brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, and will be a valued member of our team.

Inviting all GPs to this free educational Dermatology and Vascular update seminar! Spaces are limited so RSVP to book your place today!

Reminder to all GPs about our next Educational Update event on Wednesday 5th June. There are limited spaces available at this free event so RSVP today to book your place.

Congratulations to our £250 competition winner Louise Watton🎉 Well done and we look forward to welcoming you Louise.Congratulations to our £250 competition winner Louise Watton🎉 Well done and we look forward to welcoming you Louise.

May is officially skin cancer awareness month.
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the UK, but most skin cancers can be cured if detected early.
If you notice any changes to your skin, including changes to new or existing moles, seek advice from your GP or a Dermatologist.... For more information or to book an appointment, call our team today on 02890667077
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PDO Threadlift Regenerate your skin, restoring facial volume and definition without invasive surgery. This advanced technique offers the highest standard in non-surgical facial contouring and skin tightening, achieving natural and lasting results with minimal downtime. Call 02890667077 today for more information.

*SUN AWARENESS WEEK* Both UVA and UVB rays penetrate the atmosphere and are the main contributory factor in developing conditions such as premature skin aging, eye damage (including cataracts), and skin cancers. While UVA penetrates deep into the skin’s dermis and has been known to play a major part in skin ageing and wrinkling, UVB affects the skin’s superficial epidermal layers and is responsible for the majority of sunburn and damage to the skin’s surface, playing a key role in the development of skin cancer. Recognising the importance of protecting against both will help inform your decisions about sun protection and help to keep both you and your family safe this summer season. For more information on skin protection or to book an appointment to have your skin assessed, please call our team today on 02890667077

*SUN AWARENESS WEEK* Just as sunscreen keeps the sun's UV rays from harming your skin, UV protection in glasses block those same rays from damaging your eyes. Research suggests that 5-10% of skin cancers occur on the eyelid. When choosing sunglasses look for quality indicators such as ‘CE Mark’ UV 400 label or 100% UV Protection written on the label. For more information on sun protection or to book for a skin assessment, call our team today on 02890667077

*SUN AWARENESS WEEK* Sun Protection Factor is not an amount of protection per se. Rather, it indicates how long it will take for UVB rays to redden skin when using a sunscreen, compared to how long skin would take to redden without the product. For instance, someone using a sunscreen with an SPF of 30 will take 30 times longer to redden than without the sunscreen. When choosing a sunscreen, you should ensure it is broad spectrum and protects you from both UVA and UVB radiation. You should follow the guide amounts below and ensure sunscreen is applied at least 30 mins before going into the sun and every 2hours thereafter.

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The winner will be announced on the 20th of May. Good Luck!
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