BODY

Your body has changed.

Your skin doesn't have to be forgotten.

Pregnancy. Weight loss. Ageing. Hormonal changes. Life.

Whatever has changed, the skin is often left to simply adapt.

At Medology, we take a closer look at the skin itself — supporting its natural ability to repair, renew and produce collagen to improve firmness, texture, scarring and overall skin quality.

A regenerative approach to restoring the skin you’re in.

-D Overton

  • Changes in body weight, pregnancy, ageing and hormonal shifts can all affect the structure and elasticity of the skin.

    You may notice that areas feel softer, thinner or less firm than they once did.

    Medology assesses the skin and underlying concern before creating a personalised pathway focused on improving skin quality, firmness and texture.

  • Yes.

    When the body changes size, the skin may not always return to its previous degree of firmness.

    The extent of laxity depends on factors including the amount and speed of weight change, genetics, age and skin elasticity.

    Where appropriate, Medology can use regenerative treatments designed to support collagen production and improve the quality and appearance of lax skin.

    The aim is to support the skin — not to promise a surgical result without surgery.

  • Yes.

    Stretch marks are a form of dermal scarring that can develop when the skin is rapidly stretched.

    They can appear during pregnancy, weight changes, puberty or periods of significant body change.

    Medology assesses their age, colour, texture and individual characteristics before determining whether treatment is appropriate.

    The aim is to improve their appearance and the quality of the surrounding skin, rather than promising that they will disappear completely.

  • Potentially.

    Surgical scars, injury scars and other forms of scarring can change the texture and appearance of the skin.

    The type, age, location and characteristics of the scar all matter, so assessment comes first.

    Where appropriate, regenerative treatments may be used to support collagen remodelling and improve the appearance and texture of the scar.

  • Changes in body texture can have many different causes.

    Cellulite, skin laxity and uneven texture are not simply a reflection of body weight, and they can occur in women of all shapes and sizes.

    Medology can assess the skin and determine whether a regenerative skin approach may be appropriate for the particular concern.

    We focus on skin quality and texture, rather than promising to completely eliminate cellulite.

  • Yes.

    The skin varies considerably across different areas of the body, and the concern being treated also matters.

    Treatment depth, technique and the number of sessions required can differ depending on the location, skin thickness, scar tissue and desired outcome.

    That's why your treatment is planned around your body and your skin, rather than following one standard protocol.

  • You don't need to know before you book.

    Your consultation allows us to assess the concern, understand what has changed and discuss what may realistically be achieved.

    From there, we'll create a personalised pathway based on your skin, your goals and what is clinically appropriate.

    We don't start with a treatment. We start with understanding.