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Facials

A facial usually combines cleansing, gentle exfoliation, a mask and moisturiser. People book for softer-feeling skin, a thorough cleanse or simply some time to relax.

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Dermaplaning

A blade passes over the skin to remove fine facial hair and surface skin cells. People usually book for a smoother feel or to remove peach fuzz.

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Hydration / deep-cleansing

A facial that combines exfoliation and cleansing with moisturising products. Some use a suction-and-fluid handpiece, including the branded Hydrafacial system; others are done by hand.

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LED / light therapy

LED treatment exposes the skin to selected wavelengths of light. The aim depends on the device and setting, such as supporting an acne treatment plan. It does not exfoliate the skin.

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Laser hair removal

Laser light heats pigment in hair follicles to reduce regrowth. A course is usually needed because hairs grow in different phases. It works differently across hair colours, skin tones and body areas.

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Microneedling

Fine needles make controlled punctures in the skin. It is often considered for uneven texture or old acne scars, with changes developing as the skin heals.

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RF microneedling

RF microneedling uses needles to deliver radiofrequency heat beneath the skin. People consider it for texture, acne scars or firmness. The device, depth and energy make a substantial difference to both recovery and risk.

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HIFU / Ultherapy

Focused ultrasound heats selected tissue beneath the skin, usually to address mild looseness around the face or neck. Ultherapy uses a particular imaging-guided system; other HIFU devices are not equivalent.

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Sofwave / ultrasound tightening

Sofwave uses ultrasound to heat the skin with cooling at the surface. It is considered for lines or mild looseness. It treats at a different depth from many HIFU systems.

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RF tightening / Thermage

Needle-free radiofrequency warms tissue through a handpiece on the skin. It is used for firmness concerns on the face or body. Thermage is one system; other RF devices may use quite different courses.

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Thread lift

Dissolvable threads are placed beneath the skin to provide temporary support or repositioning. It is an invasive procedure requiring assessment, consent and time to consider alternatives.

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Chemical peels

A chemical solution removes controlled layers of surface skin. Light peels and deeper peels are very different appointments, so confirm the product and depth before choosing a time.

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Skin consultations

A chance to talk through your skin concerns, existing routine and options with a practitioner. You can ask questions, understand costs and decide whether you want any treatment at all.

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Other skin treatments

Clinic menus sometimes group very different services here, including IPL, laser facials and oxygen or carbon facials. The exact method matters more than the category name when deciding what to book.

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Body contouring

Device treatments aim to change the outline or appearance of a small body area. Options include fat freezing, heat-based devices and muscle stimulation. They do not provide weight loss or its health benefits.

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Teeth whitening

Teeth whitening uses bleaching gel to lighten natural teeth. A dentist first checks your teeth and gums. You may use custom trays at home or have supervised treatment at the dental practice.

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Lines and wrinkles consultation

A consultation to discuss facial lines, your priorities and the available options. The practitioner assesses your health and explains what may suit you, including the option of having no treatment.

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PLLA

Poly-L-lactic acid, or PLLA, is an injectable material used for gradual changes in facial volume and skin structure. Products differ, so ask which one the clinician plans to use.

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Sculptra / PLLA

Sculptra is a particular PLLA injectable. It is used for gradual facial changes over a treatment plan, rather than treating early swelling as a finished volume result.

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Hyaluronic-acid fillers & skin boosters

Hyaluronic-acid injectables include fillers that add shape or volume and lighter products used for skin quality. These are different bookings: check the product, area and amount included.

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