

ONCOLOGY AESTHETICS
Professional skin care during and after cancer treatment
Care for you and your skin
Cancer treatment can affect the skin in many ways. Chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapies and immunotherapy may be associated with dryness, flaking, redness, itching, sensitivity, rashes, pigmentation changes and increased sensitivity to sunlight. Reactions vary by treatment and person.
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How I work at SOY
During a personal consultation, we discuss your treatment and I assess your skin. I then determine which care and techniques may be suitable at that time.
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No standard protocols
Oncology aesthetics at SOY does not follow a fixed treatment protocol. Every skin and treatment phase needs an individual assessment. I consider what your skin needs, what it tolerates and what is appropriate during your cancer treatment.
If you have active skin reactions or are unsure what is safe, guidance from your oncology team always comes first.
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What can we address?
Depending on your treatment phase and skin condition, care may focus on dryness, a disrupted skin barrier, sensitivity, redness, acne-like reactions, pigmentation changes, and concerns affecting the skin or scalp.
Different skin reactions need different care. The aim is to adapt treatment to what your skin needs at that moment and avoid intensive techniques, ingredients or stimulation when they are not appropriate.
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Skincare during treatment
Your daily skincare routine may also need to change as your skin changes. During the consultation, we review your products, their ingredients and your skin condition to discuss what may be appropriate at that time.
ONCOLOGY AESTHETICS
Would you like to discuss what may suit your skin right now?
No pressure. Simply a moment for yourself.
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