02/09/2026
How do you know your skincare is actually working?
You might look in the mirror and notice your skin looks better, but gradual changes can be difficult to spot when you’re looking at your face every day.
This is where skin analysis makes a difference.
The machine allows me to capture your skin using a natural-light setting, so we can look at your skin under consistent conditions rather than simply relying on how it looks when you walk through the door.
But it also allows me to look beneath the surface using a “microscope”, so I can assess your skin in much more detail.
And that’s where it becomes really useful when we’re tracking your progress.
When we repeat your skin analysis, we can compare the images and see what has actually changed — including changes that you may not be able to see in the mirror yet.
That’s how we move from “I think my skin looks better” to actually being able to see the progress.
I generally recommend a follow-up skin analysis around 3 months after starting a new skincare routine, and then as part of a seasonal skincare review.
So if you’ve had a previous skin analysis with me, September is a great time to come back for your seasonal review, particularly after the summer heatwave.
Follow-up digital skin analysis is currently complimentary for existing patients as part of my ongoing care here in Billericay.
Because if you’re investing in your skincare, I think you should know whether it’s actually working.
