Treatment guides

Upper lip waxing is a quick, popular form of temporary hair removal that lifts fine to coarse hair from the root across the top lip. Warm (soft) or hot (hard) wax is…

Hydrotherapy, also called aquatic therapy, is a complementary treatment that uses warm water to support gentle movement, muscle relaxation and general wellbeing…

An infrared sauna uses infrared heaters to warm your body directly, rather than heating the surrounding air the way a traditional sauna does. Because of this, the cabin…

Lymphatic drainage massage, sometimes called manual lymphatic drainage or MLD, is a gentle, rhythmic form of massage designed to encourage the natural flow of lymph, the…

Cryotherapy uses very cold air to cool the body for a short time. In a whole-body session you stand in a chamber or open-topped cabin, usually for around two to three…

TMJ therapy is a group of treatments aimed at the temporomandibular joint and the muscles around the jaw, where problems can cause jaw pain, clicking, clenching, teeth…

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…

Sugaring is a natural hair-removal method that uses a paste made from sugar, lemon juice and water to lift hair from the follicle. The paste is applied against the…

Fat freezing, or cryolipolysis, is a non-surgical body-contouring treatment that uses controlled cooling to target small, stubborn pockets of fat that have not shifted…

Threading is a precise, chemical-free method of removing unwanted hair, most often used to shape the eyebrows and to tidy the upper lip, chin, cheeks and sides of the…