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Dr. Rabia Malik

@drrabiamalik

Cosmetic Doctor and GP. Specialising in non-injectable facial rejuvenation treatments. Believer in holistic, non toxic approaches to skin health.

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When the days are dark and cold, we could all do with these mood boosting food tips from @GraceBelgravia > psychologies.co.uk/good-mood-food

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Eating a dragon fruit with its rich antioxidants can keep the skin tight and young. Mix with honey to make an anti-ageing face mask ☀️

Eating a dragon fruit with its rich antioxidants can keep the skin tight and young. Mix with honey to make an anti-ageing face mask ☀️
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Tips to make you think more highly of your cuppa! Is green tea THE secret to glowing skin and gorgeous hair? popxo.com/2015/10/glowin…

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Most of my clients’ sun damage occurs around the hairline so this shows we should be using more SPF in this area – and maybe a hat!

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I specialise in non-invasive, non-surgical treatments bridging the gap between conventional beauty treatments and surgical procedures.

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An anti-inflammatory diet can help rosacea, eczema or psoriasis. Fill up on flaxseed, mackerel, salmon and red grapes. #nutrition

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Stress is a major skin spoiler & can contribute to breakouts & irritation. Take some time out of your day to relax your mind and body.

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Too much salt causes water retention and puffiness in the skin. Instead try herbs, spices, garlic, lemon and vinegar for flavouring.

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Avoid sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) in skincare, shampoos and toothpaste. It can lead to irritation, dry skin and scalp, and mouth ulcers

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For inflamed, irritated skin I suggest going back to basics with nontoxic organic skincare & reviewing your diet. Call for a consultation.