Type “How To Get Perfect Skin” on any search engine and the list of tips and remedies are endless. From the renowned ‘10-step Korean skin care regime’ to the more obscure ‘24 hour drink menu that guarantees perfect skin’, many of us go to lengths in hopes of attaining the golden formula for that glowy, healthy-looking skin.

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.

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.

Custom checks at the airport, your holiday actually ending, and… the damage that harsh weather conditions and unhealthy travel habits can do to your skin. Dr. Ivan Puah of Amaris B. Clinic shares some tips and tricks for travel-proofing your skin.

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.

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.

Beauty is more than just about using the right products et cetera. To achieve true beauty in its flawless and radiance essence, what matters lies deeper than the surface.

We hate to be the bearer of more bad news but as it turns out, body issues such as double chin, bingo wings, and muffin top have been found to be largely hereditary as well and medical experts say that there’s very little you can do to avoid any of these problems if you’re already genetically predisposed to fat growth in those areas.

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

We're deep diving into the overarching themes set to blow up in 2023 for both women and men, which include the changes to our current skincare routines, finding wellness through beauty, and the natural look that's highly sought-after.

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.

How’s your skin health? Are you seeing more dark patches and freckles or sagging around the eyes and cheeks?

We look at why people want that bronzy glow and the risks of tanning. Plus, how top aesthetic treatments from Amaris B Clinic can help rewind some of the damage like sun spots, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles and even cellulite.

Looking good 30,000 feet in the air is no easy task!