What Is Hyalase? Dissolving and Correcting Filler, Explained
Hyalase is hyaluronidase, the enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic-acid filler: what it does, if it hurts, how long it takes and who it suits. Dr Nina Bal, London.
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The Journal
Considered writing on skin, ageing and non-surgical treatments, by Dr Nina Bal and the Facial Sculpting team in South Kensington, London.
Jalupro Young Eyes, HMW or Super Hydro: Which One Do You Need?
The four Jalupro treatments compared: what Young Eyes, HMW, Super Hydro and the Glow Peel each do, who each one suits, sessions, prices. Dr Nina Bal, London.
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What Is BBL HEROic? The Sciton Light Treatment Explained
What BBL HEROic actually is, how broadband light clears pigment and redness, how it differs from IPL and laser, and who it does not suit. Dr Nina Bal, London.
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Why Your Face Looks Asymmetrical in Photos but Not in the Mirror
Why a photo makes your face look uneven when the mirror does not, what the camera changes, and when facial asymmetry is worth assessing. Dr Nina Bal, London.
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What Is Facial Balancing? A Guide to Harmonising Your Features
What facial balancing actually means, how a proper assessment works, which treatments are used and when each is wrong, explained by Dr Nina Bal in London.
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What Summer Actually Does to Your Skin
Dr Nina Bal explains what UV, heat and dehydration really do to your skin over a British summer, and which evidence-based treatments help it recover.
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