Skin Health
Knees
What changes happen to the knees?
The skin over the knees is constantly moving and stretching. Over time it often becomes thinner, drier and less elastic, leading to crepey skin and fine wrinkling.
Why does it happen?
- Reduced collagen
- Skin laxity
- Natural ageing
- Sun damage
- Weight changes
- Genetics
Why treating the cause matters
Crepey knees rarely reflect dryness alone.
Changes in collagen, elasticity and skin support often contribute simultaneously, making a combined approach more effective.
How do we assess it?
Assessment may include:
- Medical consultation
- Skin quality assessment
- Medical photography
Our approach
Our approach focuses on improving skin quality, stimulating collagen and restoring elasticity through regenerative treatments and advanced technologies.
Recommended Treatments
A personalised, connected plan.
Technology
- UltraClear
- XERF
Regenerative Treatments
- Polynucleotides
- Skin Boosters
Zarya Insight
Healthy skin isn’t only about the face. Areas such as the knees often benefit from the same regenerative principles used elsewhere on the body.
From the Journal.
- Why Knee Skin Changes With Age
- Understanding Crepey Skin
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