Hi We would always recommend talking to a healthcare professional when considering medication. Try to get as much professional advice as you can. A doctor and pharmacist would be good places to start. Feel free to read through other peoples experience with weightloss on this forum. https://www.talkh...

Hi there, We have some information surround heart health on the talk health website so feel free to look at these: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/blog/2019/06/the-heart-of-the-matter-everything-you-need-to-know-about-heart-health-for-british-heart-week-2019/ I have attached a link below for t...

I suffered as a teenager with terrible acne and my daughter is now developing spots at the age of 12 nearly 13. I am wondering if better to treat with normal creams found at Boots - OR should we take my daughter to see someone who specialises in acne quickly before it might develop into something mo...

Hi. I had acne quite a lot when I was young and this has left little holes in my skin mostly around my mouth and chin. Although I have got quite used to these by now, sometimes they still get me down a bit and I try some serum or other that 'helps with acne scars' but never makes any difference. Is ...

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I have plaque psoriasis and eczema and used to see a dermatologist regularly, as I have had uva, uvb and puva light therapy it initially worked but after the treatment stopped it came back in different places and the same places were worse. It has now been over 6 yrs since I last saw a dermatologist...

Hi, a question about elderly skin. Thankfully, my parents have had their Covid jab (70s). The nurse administering the jab told my dad that his skin is very very dry. He is a stubborn man and won't readily go to his GP. What over the counter moisturisers can I buy for him?

Retinol – I know that this is the one thing that people say makes a big difference to your skin, but I don’t understand all the different types – what would you suggest?