Dermedica Perth Cosmetic medical clinic

03/08/2026

03/08/2026

Did you know that not all pigmentation is the same?

Pigmentation simply refers to changes in skin colour, but the reason it develops can vary from person to person.

Neck pigmentation may be associated with:

☀️ Long-term sun exposure
🌿 Skin inflammation or irritation
🧬 Genetic factors
🩺 Certain health conditions
💊 Some medications

This is why an accurate assessment is important before considering any management approach.

Simple ways to care for your skin include:

✔️ Protect your neck with broad-spectrum SPF every day.
✔️ Include your neck in your daily skincare routine.
✔️ Minimise unnecessary friction from jewellery or clothing where possible.
✔️ Monitor any new or changing areas of pigmentation and seek professional advice if you're concerned.

Every person's skin is unique. If you have questions about pigmentation on your neck, a qualified health professional can assess your skin and discuss options that may be appropriate for your individual needs.

Education is the foundation of healthy skin. 🤍

If you're interested in learning more, book a consultation to discuss your options and have your questions answered—head to the link in bio or call us at 📞 08 9205 1995.

Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Not all treatments are suitable for every person. A consultation is required to determine appropriate treatment options.

31/07/2026

Have you noticed darker patches on your neck?

Pigmentation on the neck is a common skin concern and can occur for a variety of reasons. Understanding the cause is the first step in determining the most appropriate approach to managing it.

Some factors that may contribute to neck pigmentation include:

☀️Sun exposure
🧬 Genetics
✨ Changes associated with ageing
🤍 Post-inflammatory pigmentation following skin irritation
⚖️ Certain medical conditions or medications

Because pigmentation can have different underlying causes, it's important not to self-diagnose.

To help support healthy skin:

✔️Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily to your neck—not just your face.
✔️ Wear protective clothing when spending extended time outdoors.
✔️ Avoid picking or excessively rubbing the skin.
✔️ Follow a consistent skincare routine suited to your skin type.

If you're concerned about changes in your skin or pigmentation that appears suddenly or changes over time, a consultation with a qualified health professional can help determine the cause and discuss appropriate management options for your individual circumstances.

Healthy skin starts with understanding your skin.

If you're interested in learning more, book a consultation to discuss your options and have your questions answered—head to the link in bio or call us at 📞 08 9205 1995.

Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Not all treatments are suitable for every person. A consultation is required to determine appropriate treatment options.

24/07/2026

Your neck can reveal signs of skin ageing just as much as your face.

Many people invest in facial skincare but forget about their neck—until they start noticing fine lines or changes in skin texture.

Did you know?

The skin on the neck contains less supportive tissue than some other areas, making it more susceptible to visible changes over time.

Supporting your skin can start with simple daily habits:

1. Wear broad-spectrum SPF every day—even on cloudy days.

2. Include your neck when applying moisturiser and skincare products.

3. Take regular breaks from looking down at your phone or laptop.

4. Protect your skin with clothing or a hat when spending time outdoors.

Everyone's skin ages differently, and that's completely normal. If you'd like personalised advice about changes you've noticed, speak with a qualified health professional who can assess your skin and discuss suitable management options for your circumstances.

Looking after your neck today is just as important as looking after your face.

If you're interested in learning more, book a consultation to discuss your options and have your questions answered—head to the link in bio or call us at 📞 08 9205 1995.

Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Not all treatments are suitable for every person. A consultation is required to determine appropriate treatment options.

22/07/2026

Your skincare doesn't stop at your jawline.

When was the last time you gave your neck the same attention as your face?

The skin on the neck is naturally thinner and is exposed to many of the same environmental factors as the face. Over time, you may notice fine lines, wrinkles or changes in skin texture.

Some factors that can contribute include:

☀️ Sun exposure
🧬 Genetics
📱 Repetitive movements, such as looking down at devices
💧 Changes associated with ageing
💨 Lifestyle and environmental factors

A few habits that may help support healthy-looking skin:
✔️ Apply broad-spectrum SPF to your neck every day
✔️ Extend your skincare routine below the jawline
✔️ Stay hydrated
✔️ Be mindful of prolonged periods looking down at screens

If changes to your neck concern you, a consultation with a qualified health professional can help you better understand your skin and discuss management options that may be appropriate for your individual needs.

Healthy skin is about consistency, not perfection.

If you're interested in learning more, book a consultation to discuss your options and have your questions answered—head to the link in bio or call us at 📞 08 9205 1995.

Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Not all treatments are suitable for every person. A consultation is required to determine appropriate treatment options.

17/07/2026

Not all facial redness is the same.

If you notice fine red lines that don't fade, you may be seeing visible capillaries (often called broken capillaries or thread veins). Unlike temporary flushing, these small blood vessels remain visible on the skin's surface.

Some common factors associated with visible capillaries include:

☀️ Cumulative sun exposure
🧬 Genetics
🌹 Rosacea
🌡️ Frequent exposure to heat or sudden temperature changes
✨ Natural changes in the skin over time

While you can't always prevent them, you can help support your skin by:

✔️ Applying a broad-spectrum SPF daily
✔️ Using gentle skincare products
✔️ Avoiding excessive rubbing or scrubbing of the skin
✔️ Identifying and managing personal triggers that may increase facial flushing

If you're unsure what's causing your facial redness, an assessment with a qualified skincare professional can help identify the underlying cause and discuss appropriate management options for your individual needs.

Questions about visible facial redness? Our team is here to help guide you through your options during a personalised consultation.

If you're interested in learning more, book a consultation to discuss your options and have your questions answered—head to the link in bio or call us at 📞 08 9205 1995.

Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Not all treatments are suitable for every person. A consultation is required to determine appropriate treatment options.

15/07/2026

Noticed tiny red veins on your cheeks or around your nose?

These are often referred to as broken capillaries or visible facial blood vessels. They can become more noticeable over time and may be influenced by factors such as:

✨ Sun exposure
✨ Genetics
✨ Ageing
✨ Rosacea
✨ Temperature extremes
✨ Hormonal changes

While they're often a cosmetic concern, understanding what may be contributing to these changes is an important first step. If you have new or changing skin concerns, speak with a qualified healthcare professional for an assessment and advice tailored to your individual circumstances.

Knowledge is the foundation of healthy skin.

If you're interested in learning more, book a consultation to discuss your options and have your questions answered—head to the link in bio or call us at 📞 08 9205 1995.

Individual experiences and outcomes vary. Not all treatments are suitable for every person. A consultation is required to determine appropriate treatment options.