Treatment guides

A chemical peel uses a solution of acids to loosen and lift the outermost layers of skin, encouraging fresher cells to come through. It is a form of controlled…

A microcurrent facial, often marketed as a non-surgical face lift, uses a low-level electrical current delivered through handheld probes or rollers to stimulate the…

Scalp micropigmentation (SMP), sometimes called scalp pigmentation or a hair tattoo, is a cosmetic tattooing technique. A trained practitioner deposits tiny dots of…

A galvanic facial is a gentle, non-invasive skin treatment that uses a low-level direct electrical current to help the skin absorb products and to deep-cleanse the pores…

A nutrition consultation is a personalised look at how what you eat and how you live may affect your health and wellbeing. A practitioner reviews your diet, lifestyle,…

Polynucleotides are an injectable regenerative treatment, sometimes called a skin booster or bio-remodelling treatment. They use purified fragments of DNA, usually…

Aromatherapy is a complementary therapy that uses concentrated plant extracts, known as essential oils, to support relaxation and a general sense of wellbeing. It is…

Dermaplaning is best understood as a hair-removal and surface-exfoliation treatment. Using a sterile surgical blade held at a shallow angle against taut skin, a trained…

IPL, or intense pulsed light, uses broad-spectrum flashes of light to target colour (pigment) in the skin. Unlike a laser, which uses a single wavelength, IPL delivers a…

Nipple tattooing, also known as areola micropigmentation or 3D nipple tattooing, uses cosmetic tattoo pigment to recreate the look of a natural nipple and areola. It is…