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Stretch marks are a common occurrence, as our bodies change over time. Sometimes, they appear in sensitive areas.

Historically, a naevus flammeus was considered an incurable skin condition. Today, we can offer an effective solution.

Xanthelasma is a common skin lesion associated with various health conditions. In some cases, it can cause aesthetic discomfort.

Although sebaceous gland hyperplasia is a harmless skin condition, it can cause aesthetic problems.

According to WHO, about 30% of the world’s population suffers from symptoms of dry eye. What are the causes, and how can we help.

What can be done if a noticeable scar has been left after lower eyelid blepharoplasty?

Sometimes scars after breast surgery are inevitable. At Dr. Uskov's clinic we can help.

Rosacea is a common skin condition, but it can manifest differently in men.

Scars on the forearms can cause aesthetic discomfort. At our clinic they can be removed with a laser.

How do we remove stretch marks with a laser? What is the difference between new (striae rubrae) and old (striae alba) stretch marks?

Acne scars are a common complication, but can still be aesthetically displeasing. We can help.

Sometimes it is necessary to remove permanent makeup from the eyelids. Here we explain how we do it.

There are many potential reasons to remove permanent eyebrow makeup. Let's talk about how we do it at Dr Uskov's clinic.

Visible veins in the eye area can occur due to a number of different factors and can be aesthetically disturbing. Laser removal is one of the most effective methods for removing them.

Facial pigmentation procedures at Dr Uskov's clinic. Before and after photos

Why would permanent make-up need to be removed and how we do it at Dr Uskov's Clinic.

A photo post of one of our patients after a successful procedure.

An example of a patient after our laser treatment procedure for a periorbital vein.

This result is after just one procedure!

An example of one of our happy patients.

For incipient stretch marks, starting treatment as early as possible is key to stopping the development of stretch marks from the stria rubra stage to the stria alba stage. In this case, we usually have the opportunity to use the least traumatic procedures, and as a rule, the course of treatment is much shorter and more comfortable for the patient. However, in our clinic we work with stretch marks at every stage of development. For more information, see the website scarsinfo.