The infuriating and painful truth about acne is, regardless of the severity of the acne condition or the level of attention and method we choose to treat our acne, acne somehow always manages to find a way to leave its nasty mark on us.

Let’s face it, acne is one of the toughest skin issues to deal with. The appearance of acne can damage one’s self-esteem and cause unsightly scars or dark spots on the skin.

Say goodbye to dull, aging skin with Amaris B. Clinic’s arsenal of beauty treatments that will make you feel like a kid in a candy store.

As we look forward to the new year, Dr Ivan Puah, Medical Director at Amaris B. Clinic, who has more than 15 years of medical aesthetics and surgical body contouring experience, shares five beauty and body sculpting trends expected to take centre stage in 2023.

Dr Ivan Puah looks at why men want to make changes and answers some questions on the popular aesthetic and cosmetic treatments for men.

All it takes is just one and chances are most of us will go into a frenzy? One what? Acne. Many make-up techniques can help to cover up their appearance, but not everyone does them correctly.

Acne; it’s a common skin concern that plagues teens and adults alike – and it can be especially bad in a climate as humid as Singapore’s. Even when the inflammation clears up, you can be left with ugly scars and dark spots that take months to fade.

Just because you’ve got acne scars doesn’t mean you’ve got to live with them for life. PICOCARE can help.

“If you’re experiencing more blemishes than usual, acne may be a large part of your pigmentation woes.” – Dr Ivan Puah, Medical Director of Amaris B. Clinic

There are many inconveniences caused by the pandemic, but having to wear a face mask has turned out to be a blessing in disguise for some. It’s been great for hiding double chins and heavy jowls – and maskne too!

Is it possible to get rid of acne scars and pigmentation? This must be one of the most common questions we’ve been asked.