Skin Therapy

Dermaplane

Dermaplaning facial consists of a deep cleanse and an enzyme peel in order to prepare the skin for treatment.
A surgical scalpel is then glided across the skin of the face to remove fine peach fuzz (vellus hairs), dead skin cells and oils and dirt on the skin which block pores.

This treatment will help to:
Improve skin tone and overall appearance of the skin
Remove vellus hair
Reveal a brighter, smoother complexion
Reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
Aids in the application of makeup
Each treatment also includes an enzyme peel and ice globe therapy

Chemical Peel

A chemical peel is a procedure in which a chemical solution is applied to the skin to remove the top layers and treat the desired concern.

You may need to undergo the procedure more than once to get the desired results.

Refresh Peel

This is a superficial glycolic acid peel suitable for an anti-ageing and skin rejuvenation effect. It strengthens the skin and stimulates collagen synthesis.

The Refresh Peel can be used to treat:

• Ageing skin
• Photo damaged skin
• Rough texture, fine lines and wrinkles
• Enlarged pores, dull, sallow skin colour

Pure Peel

This is a mild salicylic acid peel suitable for acne treatment and the improvement of skin texture.

The pure peel can be used to treat:

• Inflammatory and non-inflammatory acne
• Blackheads and comedones
• Rough texture, fine lines and wrinkles
• Enlarged pores
• Skin ageing

The Glow Peel

This is a superficial glycolic acid peel effective in treating hyperpigmentation, age spots, sun damage and dull, tired skin. It inhibits melanin synthesis, brightens the skin, evens out discolouration and is safe to use on darker skin.

The glow peel can be used to treat:

• Photo damaged skin
• Hyperpigmentation
• Rough texture, fine lines and wrinkles
• Enlarged pores, dull, sallow skin colour
• Ageing skin.

How many treatments are needed?

A course of 3 treatments is recommended for optimal results, repeated every 4-6 weeks.
Each treatment also includes ice globe therapy.

Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy is a non-surgical skin rejuvenation treatment that uses carefully selected ingredients – such as vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid– to break down unwanted body fat and rejuvenate and strengthen your skin.
First pioneered by French Doctor, Michel Pistor, in the 1950s, it’s been a popular treatment in Europe for many years. Despite its long track record, the UK is only just starting to catch on with Mesotherapy now gaining in popularity.
The treatment involves a series of small injections or microneedling, directed into the middle layer of the skin. Various ingredients can be included in the treatment, depending on the desired result.
Mesotherapy is a non-surgical aesthetic procedure that can be used to treat:

• Cellulite reduction
• Wrinkles and fine lines
• Dull, lacklustre skin
• Loose skin
• Acne scarring
• Hyperpigmentation

What Type Of Ingredients Are Used In Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy can be used to deliver a wide range of ingredients into the middle layer of the skin. The ingredients used will vary depending on the area you’re treating, and the results you are looking for.
Some common ingredients include:

Hyaluronic Acid – A naturally occurring substance in the body that helps to hydrate the skin, increase collagen production and fight free radicals and bacteria.

Amino Acids – Amino acids are organic compounds that create proteins. Amino acids can be used in Mesotherapy to help transport fat cells and burn them off.

Vitamins & Minerals – Essential vitamins and minerals can help to keep your skin healthy, firm and strong. Reducing the signs of ageing and protecting your skin from free radical damage.

Enzymes – Enzymes can be included to help with the breakdown of fats.

How many treatments are needed?

A course of 3 treatments is recommended for optimal results, repeated every 4-6 weeks.