Aesthetic

Skin Health. Considered care for the skin you live in.

Doctor-led care for everyday skin concerns and long-term skin health. We consider your symptoms, skin history, current products, medications, lifestyle and other contributing factors before creating a personalised treatment plan - evidence-based, considered and designed around your skin.

Care in this area starts with a private consult: book a time and a Lume doctor discusses a tailored plan with you. Nothing is decided in advance.

Areas of care

  • Acne and breakouts
  • Eczema and dermatitis
  • Rosacea
  • Rashes and inflammatory skin conditions
  • Pigmentation and uneven skin tone
  • Skin texture and renewal
  • Healthy ageing and long-term skin health

Care options

  • Prescription treatment for acne, eczema, rosacea and dermatitis
  • Treatment for uncomplicated rashes and inflammatory skin conditions
  • Prescription retinoid treatment where clinically appropriate
  • Pigmentation and skin tone management
  • Treatment to support skin renewal, texture and healthy ageing
  • Dermatologically appropriate skincare and moisturisers
  • Review of your existing skincare routine and products
  • Referral to a dermatologist where further assessment or specialist care is needed
  • Ongoing clinician monitoring and treatment adjustment

These are examples of the routes your doctor may consider with you. Nothing is dispensed without a consult, and prescription treatment is only issued where your doctor finds it clinically appropriate.

Prescription treatment is only recommended and prescribed where clinically appropriate following assessment by a registered medical practitioner.

A good fit for

  • Adults seeking prescription-strength routines
  • Patients tired of switching pharmacy brands
  • Anyone wanting continuity with one clinician

Not for

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding patients (some actives)
  • Active skin infections requiring in-person review

FAQs

Common questions.

Will my skin get worse before it gets better?
A short purge is common in the first 4–6 weeks with retinoids. Your clinician will guide titration to minimise it.
Can I use my existing skincare?
Yes - we'll review your routine and tell you what to keep, drop, or pause while the protocol settles in.
Is this covered by medical aid?
Cosmetic dermatology generally isn't, but we can issue an itemised invoice for medical-savings claims where applicable.
Enquire with consultation

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