With the perfect skin, care is always such a controversial matter. What works for one person is a guarantee for impurities or intolerances in others. Our skin is as individual as we are. Every skin type has its own special needs. It is therefore important to know your own skin type in order to be able to ideally tailor your care to it.

Anti-aging is the topic that has been dominating social networks for years and (unlike our skin) it never ages. We all would like to halt the signs of time. My patients often ask me what they can do to make their skin look younger. While science has yet to come up with a really good strategy for looking twenty-something even in old age, fortunately, there are some tips that can help keep your skin look younger.

Pigment spots are almost a common disease. Most Europeans develop them in the course of their lives. Many of those affected suffer greatly  as the brownish skin discolourations are usually clearly visible to others. The causes can be varied, as can the possible treatment strategies. Read this blog article to find out how pigment spots develop and how you can take action against them.

Since hair growth and loss are directly related to hormones and our physical and mental health, I am pleased to introduce you to the hormone specialist, university professor Dr. Johannes Huber (DDr). He will give you some great information as well as valuable tips.

The cold season poses a particular challenge for our skin and our immune system because cold, wind and snow dry out, irritate, and extract oil and moisture.

Who has never experienced it? You wake up in the morning and can hardly see out of your eyes, your eyelids are so swollen. Or you suddenly can’t tolerate your beloved mascara or eyeliner, which you’ve been using for years. Or maybe you suddenly discover eye wrinkles that weren’t there at all before. It feels like you’ve aged years practically overnight.