Body
Arms & Elbows
What changes happen to the arms and elbows?
The skin of the upper arms and elbows gradually loses collagen and elasticity, becoming thinner, drier and less supported over time.
Why does it happen?
- Reduced collagen
- Skin laxity
- Natural ageing
- Weight fluctuations
- Sun damage
- Genetics
Why treating the cause matters
Crepey skin is rarely just a skin problem.
Changes in collagen, elasticity and skin quality all contribute to its appearance. Supporting healthier skin often produces better long-term results than treating texture alone.
How do we assess it?
Assessment may include:
- Medical consultation
- Skin quality assessment
- Medical photography
- Review of lifestyle and previous treatments
Our approach
Our approach focuses on improving skin quality, stimulating collagen and restoring support over time through carefully selected regenerative and energy-based treatments.
Recommended Treatments
A personalised, connected plan.
Technology
- XERF
- UltraClear
- Dermalux Tri-Wave MD
Regenerative Treatments
- Polynucleotides
- Skin Boosters
Zarya Insight
Supporting healthier collagen often improves skin texture more naturally than treating the surface alone.
From the Journal.
- Why Crepey Skin Develops
- Understanding Collagen Loss
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