Stress and Skin

Psycho-dermatology Interventions

– Aggravates psoriasis or rosacea creating inflamed acne lesions.
– Causes nails to become brittle resulting in hair loss, hives and excessive perspiration.
– Increases fever blisters, seborrheic dermatitis, irritants, allergens and infectious agents.
– Impairs skin barrier functions.
– Dehydrates and irritated the skin.
– Makes individuals neglect their skin care due to lack of energy and motivation.
– Instigates certain undesirable behaviours including scratching, pulling or rubbing.
– To successfully care for stress-related dermatology conditions, the utilisation of traditional aesthetic treatments should be undertaken in conjunction with stress management therapies.

Cosmetic interventions