Treatments

A nurse consultation with VISIA skin assessment.

An additional point of reference during consultation.

Cleansing, hydration and skin condition.

What is involvedThe facial content and appointment length are confirmed for the selected service.

Before bookingSkin type, current skin condition, recent treatments and relevant medications are reviewed in person before a facial is selected.

Before decidingA facial does not replace medical assessment of a skin condition. New, persistent or worsening symptoms may need assessment by a medical professional.

Basic skin care does not require a consultation or VISIA. Medical aesthetic suitability is confirmed in person first.

For selected texture, pore and acne-mark concerns.

What is involvedFine needles create controlled micro-channels in the skin at a depth chosen for the treatment area, following an in-person assessment.

Before bookingAn in-person consultation reviews skin type, recent sun exposure, active skin conditions and relevant medications.

Before decidingMicroneedling is not suitable for every skin concern. Current irritation, infection or another unresolved condition may require postponement or medical assessment.

Booked on its own, or as a step within another appointment.

What is involvedThe appointment content is confirmed during consultation.

Before bookingLight sensitivity, relevant medications and current skin condition are reviewed at consultation before a colour is chosen.

Before decidingLED does not replace medical assessment of a skin condition. Its inclusion in a plan requires consideration of your individual situation.

Discussed after assessment when appropriate, on the Skin texture & pores page.

Before decidingA single service may not address every texture concern. New or persistent symptoms may need medical assessment.

Full-body relaxation massage.

For selected pigmentation and redness concerns.

What is involvedBroad-spectrum light is delivered to the skin in pulses, with settings selected for the individual's skin tone and the marks being treated.

Before bookingSkin tone, the origin of the pigmentation, recent sun exposure and relevant medications are reviewed in person before any settings are chosen.

Before decidingIPL does not suit every skin tone or every mark. New, changing, bleeding or concerning spots need medical assessment rather than assumptions based on a cosmetic description.

Planned around skin tone, hair and treatment area.

What is involvedLaser light is delivered to the treatment area in pulses, with wavelength and settings selected for the individual's skin tone and hair characteristics after an in-person assessment.

Before bookingSkin tone, hair colour and density, recent sun exposure, and relevant medications and history are reviewed in person before any settings are chosen.

Before decidingHair colour, skin condition and recent tanning can affect suitability. Complete removal or an absence of future regrowth cannot be promised.

Discussed when skin laxity is part of the concern.

What is involvedUltrasound energy is focused at a selected depth beneath the skin surface across mapped areas of the face or neck, following an in-person assessment.

Before bookingFacial structure, skin laxity, relevant medical history and any implanted devices or recent facial procedures are reviewed in person.

Before decidingFocused ultrasound is not a surgical procedure and does not suit everyone. The appropriate option and timing need individual assessment.

Quoted by area at consultation. The cost depends on which areas are treated and the depth planned for each.

Controlled warming used in selected treatment plans.

What is involvedRadiofrequency energy warms the skin in a controlled way across the treatment area, with settings and coverage chosen after an in-person assessment.

Before bookingSkin condition, relevant medical history, implanted electronic devices and any recent treatments in the area are reviewed in person.

Before decidingSuitability and the proposed schedule require assessment. Radiofrequency should not be presented as a substitute for surgery or as a promise of a particular change.

Where a prescription is required, a Nurse Practitioner provides assessment and authorization.

Where a prescription is required, a Nurse Practitioner provides assessment and authorization.