Treatment Information

What are Anti Wrinkle treatments?

Prescription only medication and neuro toxin, which temporarily stops the nerves signals to your muscles, thus preventing them from contracting and reducing the appearance of wrinkles As this procedure is quick and has undeniable results, it's easy to see why anti wrinkle injections are the most popular UK cosmetic procedure. 

Areas:

Forehead , Crows feet, Frown lines

Who cannot have anti wrinkle injections?

• Pregnant/Breastfeeding
• Myasthenia Gravis
• Infection at the treatment site
• Eaton Lambert Syndrome 
• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 

As this is a Prescription Only Medication, it is mandatory that you have a face to face consultation with myself and my prescriber prior to administration. All consultations are complimentary. Please see my policy section for more details.

What are Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers are substances injected into the skin, which contain hyaluronic acid. Dermal fillers are traditionally used to plump wrinkles, smooth lines, and restore volume in the face, offering a non-surgical way to enhance facial features.

Who cannot have Dermal Filler

• pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Known allergies to lidocaine or hyaluronic acid
• Frequent Cold sores  
• Prophia 
• Autoimmune diseases 
• Scarring
• Vitamin K anticoagulant 
• Cancer in active treatment 

Areas:

• Lips
• Nasolabial folds
• Marionette Lines

A consultation is advised for any area of dermal fillers so we can discuss your aims and come up with realistic treatment outcomes for you.

What is polynucleotide treatment ?

Polynucleotide treatment uses fragments from salmon DNA to stimulate positive changes in the skin. Polynucleotide solution is designed to send specific signals to the skin at a cellular level, leaving you with a more youthful and refreshed look.

What other benefits does polynucleotides have on the skin?

• Increases cellular turnover leading to fresher looking skin
• Increases production of elastin 
• Improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
• Improves skin brightness by improving blood circulation 
• Reduces dark circles under the eyes
• Keeps skin hydrated
• Plumps the skin and reduces hollowness under the eyes
• Can improve the appearance of scaring

Polynucleotides can be injected into the

• Face
• Hands
• Neck 
• Under eyes
• Hair line 

Who cannot have polynucleotide treatments?

• Automimmune disorders ( consult GP as it maybe possible but needs GP to approve)
• Known fish allergies
• Bleeding disorders 
• Skin conditions ie eczema, active acne pyrosis 
• Pregnant/ breastfeeding 
• Under 18

When having polynucleotide treatment- you will require to have the treatment session every 4 weeks between 3/4 depending on treatment outcome, and then a maintenance top up every 3 months to see and feel the maximum treatment benefit.

We recommend a consultation before treatment to discuss any aims and set realistic goals for the outcome of your treatment. All consultations are complimentary and free of charge. 

Please refer to my Policy section before booking any appointments. Thank you.