How to heal your skin after the pill: Young woman who broke out severely transforms her skin with just THREE ‘fairy dust’ treatments
- Carina Gross is a talented ‘skin fairy’ working in the Sydney suburb Double Bay
- The facialist believes vitamin A esters instead of vitamin A acids are best for skin
- Her client Morgan came to her in March looking for help after coming off pill
- With three ‘fairy dust’ treatments Morgan’s face is almost back to normal
A young woman struggling with her skin after coming off the contraceptive pill has healed her painful skin lesions with just three ‘fairy dust’ treatments at an exclusive salon in Sydney.
Morgan turned to skin specialist Carina Gross from Belameres to help clear up unwanted acne and pigmentation with her exclusive $310-a-session treatments, which worked their magic in just a few weeks.
‘Our Fairy Dust Treatment utilises a low-level laser and infuses a micronised hyaluronic acid into the skin,’ the Belameres website read.

Morgan turned to skin specialist Carina Gross from Belameres to help clear up unwanted acne and pigmentation with her exclusive $310-a-session treatments, which worked their magic in just a few weeks

‘Our Fairy Dust Treatment utilises a low-level laser and infuses a micronised hyaluronic acid into the skin,’ the Belameres website read
‘The treatment starts with the cleansing, exfoliation and neutralisation of the skin – this can sometimes include manual extractions. The skin is stimulated with our laser and HA gel is applied.
‘It is free of allergens, preservatives and additives. Your skin will be dewy and glowing straight after. This treatment is great for a routine hit of hydration and is suitable for most skin types, including sensitive. Non-invasive, pregnancy and breastfeeding safe.’
The treatment can take up to an hour and a half to complete, with Morgan testing them out since March.

The treatment can take up to an hour and a half to complete, with Morgan testing them out since March
Transformation photos posted to the clinic’s Instagram page on May 23 show how quickly her skin healed, and it earned rapturous applause from her online audience.
Carina Gross previously spoke to FEMAIL about how important vitamin A esters, not to be confused with vitamin A acids, are for fighting free radical damage.
So sure of its acne-fighting, fine line-reducing properties, Ms Gross only recommends skincare like brand Beaute Pacifique which has the antioxidant included.

So sure of its acne-fighting, fine line-reducing properties, Ms Gross only recommends skincare like brand Beaute Pacifique which has the antioxidant included (pictured is one of Belameres’ clients)
‘I think people are under the impression putting a moisturiser on is a one-stop fix for giving you gorgeous, glowy skin, but it’s not true,’ she said.
‘The moisturiser does nothing else but stop trans-epidermal moisture loss – your skin can still be dehydrated even if you’re putting something onto it.’
Instead, waking up to a lukewarm glass of lemon water and avoiding coffee early in the morning is a preferred method for jump-starting the skin.

‘I think people are under the impression putting a moisturiser on is a one-stop fix for giving you gorgeous, glowy skin, but it’s not true,’ she said (pictured are Belameres clients)
Caffeine amplifies your cortisol levels, which is a stress hormone, and negatively impacts your bodily systems when taken first thing.
Alternatively, exercising as soon as you’ve leapt out of bed is prone to leaving the body with a dewy sheen and can be seen (begrudgingly) as a better option.
‘I recommend a non-invasive low level laser treatment over something like a hot laser. They’re quick and extremely effect at stimulating the acid levels under the surface,’ she continued.
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