Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, more commonly known as the ‘Vampire Facelift’, is a new and innovative approach to skin rejuvenation. It’s a revolutionary treatment that deposits ‘growth factors’ – naturally occurring substances capable of stimulating cellular growth – in the exact location where we want our skin to rejuvenate and repair itself. PRP has been

Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body! Collagen is what gives structure and strength to our skin, nails, hair, tendons, bones, and ligaments. Therefore her I talk about the benefits of collagen powder. However, as we age, our body slows down the production of collagen. This is why people have dermal filler and

A thorough medical and skin history is taken to assess suitably and the best treatments for you. This can be completed here and will be gone through at the consultation.

Also known as spider veins, these are thin yet prominent veins that become visible just below the skin’s surface.  Facial redness is a common problem that affects all age groups of men and women particularly around the nose and cheek areas. The redness is most of caused by tiny thin ‘thread’ veins. These are known medically

Autumn is here! Don\’t worry if you think you\’ve exposed your skin to too much sun during the summer months. It’s easily sorted. Here’s my tips on how to repair any possible sun damage and look after your skin during the cooler months.  HYDRATE Over-exposure of the skin during the summer may mean that it\’s

Antioxidants are compounds produced in your body and found in foods and cosmeceuticals. They help defend your cells from damage caused by potentially harmful molecules known as free radicals. Free radicals When free radicals accumulate, they may cause a state known as oxidative stress. This may damage your DNA and other important structures in your

As we age, the skin under our eyes becomes loose and fat from the cheeks descends into the middle of the face leaving semi-circular depressions. Combined with dark circles, this often creates a tired look. This hollow area that runs from the inner eye margin to the upper cheek is referred to as a tear trough hollow.

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