Texture & uneven skin
Rough skin, enlarged pores and uneven surface, improved through structured resurfacing.
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Macro detail of refined, even skin texture after resurfacing treatment
What it is
Why there isn't one answer
What you actually need depends on your skin, the cause, your history and your timeline. Two people with the same concern often need different plans, and that's the whole reason SDK doesn't run from a treatment menu.
The treatments listed below are the ones most commonly used for texture. Which of them, and in what order, frequency and combination, is decided at your consultation.
Relevant treatments
Most commonly used for this concern.
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Chemical peel solution and brush set out on the treatment trolley
Chemical Peels
Our peel treatments at SDK use clinical resurfacing to target pigmentation, acne scarring and uneven texture. Options range from a bespoke Targeted Skin Peel through to standalone BioRePeel, combined treatments with microneedling, or spicule-based resurfacing.
From £80Image
Microneedling pen being prepared for a treatment session in the SDK clinic
Microneedling
Microneedling performed using controlled, targeted techniques to improve skin texture, support collagen production and treat concerns such as pigmentation, acne scarring and uneven skin tone.
From £100Image
Circadia mask being applied during a signature facial in the treatment room
Circadia Signature Facials
Results-driven facials formulated for specific concerns: acne, sensitivity, ageing and dullness. The right one for you is chosen at assessment.
From £120
Common questions
About texture.
The questions we hear most often in consultation. If yours isn't here, the consultation itself is the right place for it.
Next step
Bring your skin in. We'll tell you what's actually going on.
Every plan at SDK starts with a proper assessment, not a treatment booking. By the end you'll have a written plan and an honest sense of what's realistic.