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Dermatology Institute of Victoria (DIV)

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25.01.2022 We may be headed for an overcast day tomorrow in Melbourne, but don’t be fooled - you can still end up with sun damage (or otherwise overindulge ). Enjoy the day off! TIP ONE Start the morning by applying a potent antioxidant to your skin. ... Antioxidants provide you with an amazing defence system and help to control all the damage we do by being out in the environment and/or eating and drinking things we probably shouldn’t. TIP TWO Sun protection (this is the easiest and also most important tip) Apply a minimum 30+ broad-spectrum sunscreen every day as part of your normal skincare regime to protect and prolong your skin’s health. Don’t forget to reapply! TIP THREE Boost your antioxidant levels throughout the day BY addING some blueberries to your champagne - they are low in sugar and have one of the highest antioxidant content of any fruit. However, if you’re a beer drinker, add blueberries at your own peril. Better yet - keep hydrated throughout the day by either abstaining from alcohol or alternating your drinks with a classic H2O.

15.01.2022 Skin peels are probably not what you think they are! Firstly, they are not the same as the peel-off face masks which have become popular in recent years. not to mention, light skin peels are much more beneficial. Secondly, while you MAY experience some skin peeling in the days following your treatment (depending on the peel strength and concentration), mild redness, tightness and/or sensitivity is much more common.... For more information see - https://www.div.net.au/light-skin-peels

11.01.2022 We are absolutely thrilled to announce that DIV founder and director Associate Professor Greg Goodman has been awarded Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia, for significant service to medicine, to skin and cancer research, and to education.

08.01.2022 Please note that from 11:59pm on Wednesday 17th February, the below restrictions will be lifted, in accordance with the latest State Government advice. DIV will, from Thursday 18th February resume all forms of practice. As always and until the pandemic ends, strict measures are in place in our clinic to keep you safe. See you soon --... The Dermatology Institute of Victoria takes the safety of our patients, staff and the wider community very seriously. Therefore, due to the recently announced 5 day Stage 4 COVID-19 lockdown, DIV has unfortunately had to postpone any appointments which are not medical in nature during the affected timeframe. For more information on what we are doing and how we are keeping you safe, see - https://www.div.net.au/blog/2021/2/12/2021-covid-update Stay safe Victoria - we can do this

01.01.2022 Skin peels have technically been used for rejuvenation for thousands of years - The Ancient Egyptians used animal oils, salt, alabaster, and sour milk to aesthetically improve their skin. When sour milk was used, lactic acid, (an alpha-hydroxy acid or AHA) was the active agent. This particular acid is still used in skin peels to this day.