Emilia Zalewska Skin Therapist

Summer Escape has returned for the rest of the summer.

A seasonal skin treatment created to keep your skin balanced, comfortable and glowing throughout the warmer months.

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to give your skin a little extra care, this is it.

Available until 31 August.

What You Can Expect?

I believe good skin therapy is about more than treatments.

When you visit me, you can expect:

✓ Individual treatment plans
✓ Honest advice
✓ Professional skin assessment
✓ Evidence-based skincare
✓ Support throughout your skin journey
✓ A calm, pressure-free environment

My priority is long-term skin health—not quick fixes.

Because healthy skin is built step by step.

How I Work

No two treatment plans are the same.

Every appointment starts with understanding your skin.

I assess:
• your skin condition
• your skincare routine
• your lifestyle
• your treatment history
• your goals

Only then do I choose the most appropriate treatment and homecare.

I don’t believe in “one treatment for everyone”.

Your skin deserves a personalised plan based on its individual needs.

Who I Am

Hi, I’m Emilia – Skin Therapist.

For over 16 years I’ve been helping people improve the health of their skin.

I work with teenagers and adults struggling with:
• acne
• sensitive skin
• redness
• pigmentation
• premature ageing

Before becoming an independent Skin Therapist, I spent over 5 years working in an aesthetic medicine clinic, where I gained experience with advanced skin treatments and technologies.

Today I combine that experience with an individual approach to every client.

My goal isn’t to offer as many treatments as possible.

My goal is to help you understand your skin and choose the right path to improve it.

Acne treatment isn’t about one miracle treatment. It’s about consistency.

These photos show the progress after a series of professional treatments.

Can you see the improvement?

✔️ Fewer active inflammatory lesions.
✔️ Less congestion.
✔️ Skin becoming calmer.

But this is also the perfect moment to explain something important…

Teenage acne isn’t “fixed” in a few weeks.

During puberty, hormones are constantly changing. New breakouts may still appear even when the skin is responding well to treatment.

That’s completely normal.

This is why successful acne therapy is always a combination of:

• regular professional treatments
• a consistent home skincare routine
• reducing excess sugar
• avoiding energy drinks and unnecessary isotonic drinks

After completing this treatment series, we’re giving the skin time to regenerate.

That doesn’t mean the therapy has stopped.

Professional treatments may pause for a while, but home skincare continues every single day.

Because healthy skin is built through consistency, not perfection.

Every skin has its own pace. My role is to support the process, not to rush it.

If you or your teenager are struggling with acne, remember that treating the skin is a journey- not a race.

5 ways to support your skin during stressful periods

Stress is part of life.

While we can’t always remove stress, we can support both our body and our skin through stressful times.

Here are a few simple ways to help:

1. Prioritise sleep whenever possible.
Your skin repairs and regenerates while you sleep.

2. Keep your skincare routine simple and consistent.
Stress is not the time to overload your skin with too many products or constantly try something new.

3. Avoid over-exfoliating reactive skin.
Stressed skin is often more sensitive and needs support rather than aggressive treatments.

4. Support your skin barrier with gentle, nourishing products.
A healthy skin barrier helps the skin cope better with internal and external stressors.

5. Move your body and slow your mind.
Breathing exercises, yoga, Pilates, meditation or even a 15-minute walk can help reduce stress levels and support overall wellbeing - and your skin may benefit too.

Healthy skin isn’t just about what you apply on the surface.

Sometimes supporting your skin starts with supporting yourself.

Your face may be showing signs of stress before you feel it.

Many women think stress only shows up when they feel overwhelmed.

But often, the skin notices first.

You may suddenly experience:

• increased sensitivity
• redness that wasn’t there before
• unexpected breakouts
• dryness and tightness
• dull, tired-looking skin
• slower healing

Stress can affect the skin barrier, increase inflammation and make the skin more reactive.

Sometimes it’s not about using the wrong skincare.

Sometimes your skin is simply responding to what’s happening inside your body.

This is why I always look at the bigger picture during consultations.

Because healthy skin is rarely just about products.

Who are my treatments for?

My treatments may be right for you if:

✔️ you are 35+ and starting to notice changes in your skin

✔️ your skin has become more sensitive or reactive

✔️ you struggle with redness or frequent flushing

✔️ your skin suddenly feels different and you don’t know why

✔️ you are noticing the first signs of ageing and want to support your skin in a healthy, natural way

✔️ you are struggling with acne - whether you are a teenager or an adult

✔️ you feel overwhelmed by skincare advice and tired of buying products that don’t work

✔️ you are looking for professional guidance and a personalised approach rather than a one-size-fits-all facial

If you recognised yourself in any of these points, you are not alone. Many women feel exactly the same before they finally find the right support for their skin.

Not every skin treatment has the same purpose.

Some treatments are designed to help you relax and unwind.

Others are carefully chosen to support specific skin concerns such as sensitivity, redness, dehydration or signs of premature ageing.

At Skin Balance Studio, every treatment starts with understanding your skin.

Because healthy skin is rarely the result of a single treatment.

It’s built through consistency, the right approach and a treatment plan that evolves as your skin changes.

Your skin is unique. Your treatment should be too.