What is Sensitive Skin?
Sensitive skin is a common condition where the skin reacts more strongly to external factors than normal skin. It can manifest as redness, burning, itching, dryness, or tightness, often triggered by skincare products, environmental changes, or allergens. While not a disease, sensitive skin requires special attention to maintain comfort and barrier integrity.
Causes and Common Triggers
Sensitive skin can be caused by a compromised skin barrier or underlying conditions:
Treatment & Management
The goal of treatment is to calm, strengthen, and protect the skin barrier using a gentle approach:
Benefits of Professional Treatment
Who Needs This Care?
If your skin often stings, burns, turns red, or reacts easily to new products, you may have sensitive skin. A dermatologist can help determine the cause and build a safe, effective routine.
Treatment Flow
01
Diagnosis & Skin History
In-depth consultation and product history review to identify triggers.
02
Treatment & Product Plan
A gentle skincare regimen and optional calming facials are introduced.
03
Ongoing Support
Regular check-ins and modifications based on seasonal or lifestyle changes.
Expected Results & Relief
Irritation, redness, and burning reduce within 1–2 weeks.
Hydrated, soothed skin with restored glow.
Resilient skin that tolerates external stress better.
Got Questions?
We've Got Answers
Not necessarily. It can often be managed or improved by avoiding triggers and using suitable skincare.
Frequent redness, stinging, or reaction to products may indicate sensitivity. A consultation confirms the diagnosis.
Yes, but under professional supervision and in the right concentration to avoid irritation.
You can use makeup labeled non-comedogenic, fragrance-free, and hypoallergenic for sensitive skin types.
If symptoms persist despite OTC care, a dermatologist can help address the root causes effectively.
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