My Face Place

We talk about skin all day, every day. It is genuinely our favourite topic (yes, we're that obsessed).
But our actual favourite part of this job? When you love what we do enough to tell someone else about it. Your mum, your best friend, the girl at work who keeps asking what you did to your skin, we love that you send them our way.
Referrals are the best compliment a small clinic can get, and we don't say thank you for that nearly enough. So... thank you.

Unpopular opinion: self care isn't selfish, and I'm tired of pretending it is.
Somewhere along the way "doing something for yourself" became a thing you had to justify. Like you need a permission slip to book a facial or take an hour where nobody needs anything from you.
Here's what I've noticed after 20+ years of doing this. The women who actually make time for themselves, even just an hour a week, are calmer with their kids, sharper at work and just nicer to be around. Not because they're vain. Because their cup isn't empty.
Life isn't meant to be endured. It's meant to be enjoyed. Filling your own cup first isn't controversial, it's just good maths.

Your pigmentation isn't just bad luck — it's often bad habits. 🫣
Here are 3 things that will actually make a difference:
1. Ditch the hot shower face wash ☁️
Hot water triggers inflammation, and inflammation triggers melanin. It's a sneaky little cycle that's keeping your pigmentation stuck. Lukewarm only, babe.
2. SPF is non-negotiable ☀️
I don't care if it's cloudy. I don't care if you're inside. UV exposure is the #1 reason pigmentation keeps coming back — and SPF is the one thing standing between you and undoing all your hard work.
3. Your homecare is doing the heavy lifting 🏠
There are some seriously good products out there that can help manage and fade pigmentation — but only if you're using the right ones for your skin. Not all pigmentation is the same, which means not all products will work the same.
Not sure where to start? Book a skin consultation and let's map out a routine that actually targets your pigmentation.

We throw the word "bespoke" around a lot in this industry. But here's what it actually means at My Face Place 👇
We offer a whole range of facials — from skin needling and HIFU to LED light therapy, chemical peels, dermablading, carbon laser, RF skin tightening and more. And yes, that menu is extensive on purpose.
Because no two skins are the same. And honestly? Your skin today is not the same skin you had last month.
So when you come in, we're not slotting you into a pre-packaged treatment and calling it "customised." We're looking at what your skin is actually doing right now — is it inflamed? Dehydrated? Breaking out? Showing signs of congestion? — and we're adjusting your facial to meet those needs in that moment.
That's what bespoke means to us. Not a fancy word on a menu. An actual decision made by a degree-qualified therapist, for your skin, on the day.

🎰 Welcome to: Things Jaime Would Never Do To Her Own Skin 🎰
Our degree-qualified clinician has seen a lot. And there are three things she would not do. Not for anyone. Not even on a dare. Do you do any of these to your skin?