Injectable moisturisers can help combat the skin’s dehydration by adding moisture and even increasing collagen production over time.
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Cellulite can affect people of all shapes and sizes and there are many creams on the market that claim to rid you of it, but the best way to get visible results is an in-clinic cellulite reduction treatment.
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Also called lipoplasty, liposuction, or lipo, this is a procedure breaks up and removes fat from various possible parts of the body by suction through a cannula.
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A keyhole face lift procedure involves the placement of facelifting sutures through “keyhole” access and so avoids scars, hospitalisation and general anaesthetic.
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Percutaneous collagen induction treatment uses very fine needles to penetrate the skins surface and stimulate the process of natural healing. This leads to tighter and healthier looking skin with a stronger collagen network.
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Chemical Peels can be used for a wide variety of skin conditions whether they are for medical treatment or for aesthetic improvements.
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Sclerotherapy is a treatment that involves the injection of a solution into blood vessels, usually spider veins or varicose veins on the legs.
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Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating and the use of anti-wrinkle injections can help to curb sweating. The most common area treated is the armpits.
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Liquid Facelift is a term used to describe facial rejuvenation and contouring using dermal fillers. It is used to correct facial sagging and hollowing by restoring volume loss.
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An earlobe repair is performed to correct damaged earlobes. Earlobes can be damaged from sport, age or earrings. The primary purpose of this procedure is to fix a patient’s stretched or torn earlobes.
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PRP is a tissue regeneration with your blood cells. PRP can help rejuvenate the skin where other treatments fail or deliver suboptimal results.
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