le skin chalet

falls creek * mt buller

Introducing this winter a new skin solution with altitude in the heart of the victorian alps

We are thrilled to announce that our winter 2022 dates have been finalised and bookings are OPEN!

Bookings are limited and already filling fast (Bookings Link on top of page)

  • Mt Buller

  • June 11 & June 12 - Queens Birthday Weekend

  • August 6 & August 7 - Mid Winter Extravaganza (get your pre-ball glows)

  • Falls Creek

  • July 9 & July 10 - School Holiday Pick me up

  • August 13 & August 14 - Mid Winter Pamper Session

who is le skin chalet?

We are three like minded friends, doctors and snow tragics. We share a passion for skin and believe everyone deserves good skin no matter the altitude.

 

le skin chalet services..

  • Customised Skin Peels

  • LED Heallite Therapy

  • Anti-wrinkle injections

  • Acne Clinic

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Les 2022 dates are SET… Bookings are OVERT!!
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Tips on how to keep your skin well hydrated at altitude…
Tips on how to keep your skin well hydrated at altitude…

We all like our powder nice and dry, with big fat flakes…. but the same can’t be said about our skin. Keeping our skin moist and healthy at altitude takes some work. Here are our tips…

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Sunscreen at the snow?
Sunscreen at the snow?

Do I need sunscreen at the snow?

Yes! The ultraviolet (UV) radiation is significant greater than at sea level – this is because the atmosphere is thinner and absorbs less UV radiation from the sun. There is a 10-12% increase in UV radiation every 1000m increase in altitude. On top of that, snow is highly reflective. Snow can reflect up to 90% of UV radiation – almost doubling your exposure to UV.

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Skin at Altitude..
Skin at Altitude..

Our skin is the primary defence of the body human body against the elements. High altitude brings hypobaric pressure, low quality of oxygen, very high ultraviolet (UV) radiation and often dry and cold environments, all of which can be very damaging to our skin. On top of this, studies have shown high altitudes can even affect the microbiome for the skin.

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