Skincare

Enhance your laser and aesthetic results with our tailored skincare solutions, designed to complement your cosmetic journey

SKINCARE

COSMECEUTICALS

High quality creams with ingredients that work and contain ‘actives’ - for biological change.

MICRONEEDLING

An in-clinic treatment using a device with fine shallow needles to create controlled micro-injuries to the skin and induce collagen.

LED

LED therapy helps rejuvenate your skin by boosting collagen production and reducing inflammation for a clearer, more radiant complexion.

INJECTABLE SKIN BOOSTERS

Stimulate the skin’s collagen production with injectable ‘Rejuran’ or hyaluronic acid.

Our skincare services

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Cosmeceuticals

Cosmeceuticals are high-quality creams combining cosmetic and pharmaceutical benefits, containing active ingredients that promote biological changes in the skin.

Microneedling

An in-clinic treatment using fine needles creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate collagen production in the skin.

LED

LED therapy uses targeted light wavelengths to rejuvenate skin, reduce inflammation, and promote healing.

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Medical grade hyaluronic acid

Hydrate the skin at the deeper skin layers to give a glow.

A simple approach to skincare

At home skincare

We stock cosmeceuticals which are powerful cream formulations. They cross the skin barrier and cause actual change.

Supercharge skincare with simple in clinic procedures

Simple, quick intense pulse light laser has no down time.

Medical grade injectable skin boosters

The injectable rejuran stimulates collagen production, while hyaluronic acid hydrates from within.

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Your questions answered

  • It protects from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation from the sun. The sun is the main cause of prematurely ageing skin. Sunscreens work by absorbing or reflecting UV before it can penetrate the skin. Ingredients are mainly chemical - that absorb UV radiation or physical - such as zinc oxide and titanium oxide that reflect UV.

  • Sunscreen is the single most important way to prevent ageing. Wear it everyday of the year!

    Choose a gentle cleanser that does not ruin the skin's natural barrier.

    Exfoliation with AHA's and BHA's will remove dead skin cells for a  fresh, radiant look and to allow more active ingredients to enter easily. Consider antioxidants. Vitamin C and ferulic acid are helpful.

    The collagen boosters, especially the injectable hyaluronic acid skin booster and the intense post-light laser will keep your skin on top form.

  • Cosmeceuticals are considered to have better therapeutic benefits than regular creams. The word is from ‘cosmetic’ and ‘pharmaceutical’ put together. They are higher grade products where the ingredients are formulated to work. ‘Actives’ lead to biological change in the skin.

  • A multi step time consuming regime is not necessary. Instead, focus on principles and products that work:

    • Use a gentle cleanser  that does not ruin the skin's natural functions

    • Exfoliate with AHA's and BHA's to improve sluggish skin cell  turnover and allow more active ingredients to enter easily

    • Anti-oxidants such as vitamin C and ferulic acid slow down skin damage

    • You may want to add in peptides and growth serum

    • Injectable collagen boosters, microneedling, laser such as the intense post-light laser stimulate decreasing collagen production

    • Moisturisers are to seal moisture in. The base of many other products include the same ingredient including sunscreen so you do not need to double up

    • Sunscreen

  • This is a great opportunity to encourage excellent sunscreen habits. If your kids are excited to start a skincare routine, consider a gentle cleanser and gentle moisturiser. Hyaluronic acid, azelaic acid and nicotinamide are all gentle ingredients.

    Ensure your children are not using  vitamin A, i.e. retinoids, vitamin C, AHAs and BHAs (salicylic acid). They are far too strong and are for older skin.

  • For tweens and teenagers starting to develop pimples and oil, start with a good gentle face wash containing salicylic acid at 2%, then add in alpha-hydroxy acid lotions (AHAs) and consider LED blue light. For troubleshooting pimples, use a mild Vitamin A product, pimple patches and niacinamide. Tea tree oil can be helpful. The next step is benzoyl peroxide wash, although it is drying.

    If the pimples are getting worse and certainly if they're scarring then medical treatments are needed.

  • We certainly do not need a 10 step skin care routine. The key is to have the right ingredients, well formulated so that they actually get into your skin at the right concentration and cause the biological change we want.

    Good value, over-the-counter products can be perfect if you need gentle, consistent ingredients without actives. These are particularly suited for tweenies, teenagers and people in their twenties. When we want actual biological improvement and change rather than maintenance of our youthful face, then it makes sense to invest in products that work.

  • The same principles apply equally to men and women. However men often use less sunscreen! This leads to wrinkles, sun damage, prominent blood vessels and even skin cancers. A physical (zinc) based sunscreen is ideal for sport including in the water. A chemical one is better for day use. The formulations are very sophisticated nowadays and sunscreen does not need to be greasy or thick. It should be used 365 days per year! A facial wash, exfoliator, active serum and sunscreen are suggested.

  • Ingredients such as retinol (a form of Vitamin A), Vitamin C, and peptides have been proven to signal the skin to produce more collagen and increase skin turnover. Regular application of these ingredients can significantly improve the skin's texture and appearance over time. For instance, retinol works by stimulating the turnover of skin cells and the production of new collagen, while Vitamin C, an antioxidant, protects the skin from free radical damage and supports collagen synthesis. Peptides act as messengers, signalling the skin cells to function optimally, thereby boosting collagen.

  • Firstly, apply a good sunscreen, never go without it - even in the car. Add vitamin C i.e. ascorbic acid and vitamin A (retinoid). Other pigment correctors include liquorice root, arbutin, azelaic acid and botanicals. Skin care acids BHAs (salicylic acid) and AHAs can help. Antioxidants can reduce pigment. Melasma benefits from Dermatologist prescribed creams and tablets. Remember correct diagnosis is the key to treating pigment.

  • Avoid soap, scrubs and foaming cleansers. You need a cleanser that cleanses without causing barrier damage by stripping the protective surface.

    Find soothing anti-inflammatory ingredients like niacinamide (vitamin B3), hyaluronic acid and azelaic acid.

    Dry skin will only flare up redness and sensitivity.

    The right moisturiser seals in moisture while supporting the skin barrier.

    The types of SPF best suitable for rosacea sufferers are physical, chemical-free blockers such as zinc + titanium dioxide and iron oxide.

  • This is a gentle skin rejuvenation treatment that improves texture and tone, reduces fine lines and induces collagen production.

    A device with fine needles creates microchannels to improve the absorption of products such as exosomes and retinoids.