Keratosis Pilaris
Keratosis Pilaris is an inherited condition caused by keratin building up and blocking the hair follicles. This causes the skin’s pores to dilate and results in the skin looking spotty, pimply or appearing to have goose bumps.
Sometimes referred to as ‘chicken skin’, this is an extremely common and harmless condition that can affect up to one in three people in the UK. It is seen frequently in children, teenagers, females and those who suffer with eczema, usually appearing on the upper arms, the legs and buttocks.
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Awards
Aesthetic Award For Best Clinic South
Aesthetic Award For Best Clinic South 2019
Runner-Up, Customer Service
Kent Women in Business 2017
Businesswoman of the Year
Kent Women in Business 2017
Runner-Up, Customer Service
Kent Women in Business 2016
Finalist, Best Clinic South
My Face My Body 2015
Professional Achievement Award
Kent Women in Business 2015
Rising Star Award
Kent Women in Business 2015
Runner-Up, Small Business of the Year
IBAK 2017
Runner-Up, Service Excellence
IBAK 2017
Finalist, Best New Clinic
My Face, My Body Awards 2015
Finalist, Diamond Awards
Safety in Beauty 2016
Winner – Best Clinic South England 2019
Aesthetics Awards
Winner, Growth Award 2017
IBAK 2017
Winner, Start-Up Business of the Year
Kent Independent Traders Awards 2015
Bronze
Kent Health and Beauty Awards 2015
Start-Up Business of the Year
Kent Women in Business 2015
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