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Skin Concerns

Skin Concerns

Everyone has skin concerns.
That doesn’t mean they have to be common.

You’re unique. There’s no question about it. So why settle for the latest skincare trend that just might address your skin concerns?


At Galderma, we believe in celebrating what makes you different. We apply decades of experience and scientific expertise to enhance what you love, and tweak what you don’t. All to ultimately achieve the
look–your look–that stands out from the crowd.
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Addressing your skin concerns starts here

Let’s take a look at some common facial skin problems many of us face.

Click on the titles below to know more about each skin problems

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Fine lines and wrinkles

Life is all fun and games until fine lines and wrinkles show up in the mirror. Discover how you can treat them and restore the youthful reflection you seek.

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Acne scars

Through science and modern medicine, acne scar removal treatment has come a long way, and the blemishes of yesteryear can finally fade.

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Loss of firmness

Firm skin and youth go hand in hand. Learn why firmness diminishes as we age, and what we can do to turn back the clock and restore a youthful look.

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Skin texture

Explore how to take the first step toward enhancing your skin texture and reducing skin roughness that might be minimizing your glow.

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Dry skin

Dry skin treatments are among the most prevalent skincare concerns, but they’re not one-size-fits-all. Know the causes and treatment options for your skin type.

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Pigmentation

Pigmentation is color–and everyone’s skin has it in some form or another. But what are we to do when our natural skin pigmentation seems off?

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Loss of volume

Whatever the reason, some of us may have flatter facial features than we’d desire, as well as sagging skin. See how we can help create the look you desire.

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Skin tone

Uneven skin tone covers a range of challenges including dark spots, melasma, redness and hyperpigmentation. Discover treatments for a harmonious, glowing look.

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Dark circles under eyes

Tired of looking tired? Over time, a loss of skin volume can cause under eye bags, dark circles and wrinkles. Discover the trusted, targeted solution.

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Facial contouring

Whether it’s to lift, plump, shape or carve–facial contouring fillers can help enhance your natural beauty wherever you see fit.

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Loss of radiance

Skin radiance is that warm, natural glow that gives us a rested, youthful look. Learn how you can hydrate from within and recharge your radiant skin.

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Skin Redness

Facial redness can impact self-esteem and confidence and may indicate a medical condition that should be discussed with your doctor.

How to prevent and manage skin concerns

How to prevent and manage skin concerns

Wear sunscreen (we mean it)

We all love that summertime sun-kissed look. But too much sun exposure can have the opposite effect. Make sure you’re protecting your skin with SPF 30 – every. single. day.

Eat your vegetables

Avoid foods that are high in sugar, saturated fat and salt. Opt for plenty of fruits, veggies and healthy fats instead to ensure you’re getting the nutrients your skin needs.

Drink up

Drinking plenty of water is a key driver for overall health, and our skin’s health is no exception. In fact, studies have proven that drinking water is essential to deep skin hydration.1

Get a good night’s sleep

Those who don’t get enough Z’s at night have significantly higher signs of skin aging, reduced barrier function and less overall satisfaction with their skin’s appearance.2

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Don't let your skin concerns hold you back.

1. Palma L et al. Dietary water affects human skin hydration and biomechanics. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2015;8:413-21. 2. Oyetakin-White P et al. Does poor sleep quality affect skin ageing? Clin Exp Dermatol. 2015;40(1):17-22.

Always consult a healthcare professional for individualized treatment recommendations and to discuss important safety information and risks associated with the use of the products.