Nine treatments.
One plan, yours.

01 HA Filler Lips · Cheeks · Jawline · Nasolabial folds

A non-surgical way to restore volume and smooth fine lines.

Hyaluronic acid placed under the skin to restore lost volume, enhance soft tissue and soften fine lines and wrinkles — lips, cheeks, jawline and nasolabial folds. Your practitioner assesses your skin, facial structure and goals first, then treats. Thirty minutes to an hour, with minimal downtime. Results are visible immediately and keep improving for two to three weeks, then last six to twenty-four months depending on the filler and the area.

02 Biostimulators Collagen, built over months

Stimulates your own collagen rather than adding volume directly.

Where filler adds volume on the day, a biostimulator asks your body to build its own. Poly-L-lactic acid or calcium hydroxylapatite — Radiesse among them — is injected into the cheeks, jawline or temples, and collagen develops over the following weeks. Thirty to forty-five minutes. Most people need two or three sessions spaced several weeks apart, and results can last two years or more.

03 Neurotoxin 11s · Forehead · Crow's feet

Softens lines and wrinkles, and slows new ones forming.

We use Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, Xeomin and Daxxify — all five have been used medically since the 1970s, and your practitioner will recommend one based on the area and how your muscles behave. A few tiny injections block the nerve signals that move the muscle, so the lines above it soften and new ones are slower to form. Under thirty minutes and effectively no downtime — most people go straight back to work. You notice it at five to seven days, it is complete at fourteen, and it lasts three to five months depending on the area and your muscle activity.

04 Cool Peel Laser Texture · Fine lines · Minimal downtime

CO2 resurfacing delivered cool, so the recovery is short.

The same CO2 technology as a full resurfacing, delivered in very short pulses so heat does not build up in the surrounding skin. It targets texture, fine lines and uneven tone while asking for far less recovery than a traditional laser — which is the whole reason to choose it. Your consultation will set out what it can and cannot reach for your skin before you book.

05 CO2 Laser Deeper resurfacing

The stronger resurfacing option, for deeper texture and scarring.

A fractional CO2 laser removes damaged surface skin in a controlled pattern and prompts new collagen underneath. It reaches deeper lines, sun damage and scarring than a light peel can. It asks for real downtime in exchange, and the consultation will set that out plainly — how long, and what to expect — before you book anything.

06 Chemical Peel Tone · Texture · Discoloration

Exfoliates dull surface skin to reveal a brighter complexion.

An exfoliating solution, chosen for your skin type, lifts away dead surface cells so newer, healthier ones grow in their place — softening fine lines, wrinkles and discoloration. Depth is yours to choose: a superficial peel is built up in layers and left on, a deeper one is timed and removed. Thirty to ninety minutes. Light peels need little or no downtime; medium and deep peels need weeks.

07 Weight Loss Clinician supervised

Personalized medical support for weight and metabolic health.

It begins with a full consultation and health review. From there a plan may combine nutrition education, lifestyle coaching and, where medically appropriate, compounded Semaglutide or Tirzepatide to support appetite and metabolic function. Ongoing visits — usually weekly or every other week — track progress and adjust the plan. A BMI of 25 or above is the usual starting point, but the consultation decides.

08 Microneedling with Salmon PDRN Texture · Firmness · Clarity

Controlled micro-injuries plus salmon PDRN, to support the skin's own repair.

A fine-needle device creates hundreds of microscopic channels that stimulate the skin's natural repair, finished with a salmon-derived polydeoxyribonucleotide serum that supports hydration and renewal. About sixty minutes. Expect a mild prickling during, and redness like a light sunburn for a day or two after; most people are back to normal within 24 to 48 hours. A typical plan is three to four sessions, four to six weeks apart.

09 Laser Hair Removal Long-term reduction

Concentrated light that disables the follicle, over a planned course.

Concentrated laser light is absorbed by the pigment in the hair and converted to heat, which damages the follicle and inhibits regrowth. About sixty minutes a session, with little to no downtime — some redness that settles in a day or two. Because only actively growing hair responds, a typical plan is six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. It also reduces ingrown hairs.