Dull Skin

Having uneven texture and patchy skin tone.

Types of dull skin:

• Sallow or tired skin

• Lackluster and uneven texture

• Ashy or patchy complexion

Top Contributing Factors

Aging

Diet

Genetics

Harsh Weather

Hormones

Skincare Routine

Smoking

Sleep Deprivation

Stress

Sun Exposure

What does it mean to have dull skin?

Dull skin often appears lackluster, tired, and sallow. It is often accompanied by a patchy uneven texture and an inability to reflect light uniformly. Dull skin is often caused by a buildup of dead skin cells or dirt on the surface layers of the dermis, as well as inflammation, poor circulation, and a lack of proper moisture.

Common Area Affected

While this condition can happen anywhere, it most commonly is noticed on the face and arms.

Can Be Confused With:

• Dry Skin -  Though often mistaken for each other, dull skin is caused by a lack of proper hydration while dry skin is a specific skin type that produces less sebum oil than normal.

Please Note: It is important to speak with your medical provider or dermatologist first regarding any bump, lesion, or other unknown issue on the skin to rule out more serious skin conditions.

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How We Can Help

If you are tired of a tired and dull complexion, Cat has helped thousands of clients experience healthy, hydrated, and radiant skin that is smooth in texture and tone.

Recommended Treatments

Enhanced Charcoal Facial

Average Treatments Schedule

4-6

"Catharine Stansworth is the best there is for skin rejuvenation. Her skills with the Picosure Laser are unmatched. I am continuously told how beautiful and radiant my skin looks and I owe it all to her. If you have not made an appointment, you are missing out. She is amazing!"

Sarah Sutton

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Before & After

Patient (42 F) skin appears more radiant after two treatments.

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