Treatments
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Treatments You Can Trust
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All treatments are provided following a full face to face no obligation consultation to discuss your areas of concern. Following this, if you wish to proceed, a mutually agreed treatment plan will be developed. We encourage patients to take time to consider if they wish to go ahead with an injectable treatment and if so to book in for this at a later date. For your safety a confidential medical history is taken and the risks and benefits explained in full. You will be asked to sign a consent form for treatment plus consent to clinical photography as a condition of insurance.
Antiwrinkle Injections
One area £139
Targeted treatment of either the Glabella Complex (commonly known as frown lines or 'elevenses) or the Lateral Canthal Lines (crow's feet).'
Two areas £179
Treatment of two of the following areas: Glabella Complex; Lateral Canthal Lines or Frontalis (forehead lines).
Three areas £219
Lateral Canthal Lines, Glabella Complex and Frontalis
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*Please note a face-face prescribing consultation is required at an earlier date than the administration appointment*.
Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Fillers (Teoxane/Juvederm)
Lip Enhancement/Restoration £175
Perioral Lines £249
Cheek Enhancement / Mid-face re-volumisation from £250 (dependent on volume required)
Nasolabial Folds or Marionette Lines from £180 (dependent on volume required)
Skinboosters and Skincare
Skincare consultation £45 (includes a PCA Skin Medi-facial)
Profhilo (Face or Neck or Décolleté or Hands) £400 for 2 treatments 4 weeks apart. Subsequent maintenance treatments £200.
Profhilo Body (Arms or Abdomen). £675 for 2 treatments 4 weeks apart. £340 for subsequent maintenance treatment. Includes Profhilo Figura Body Cream 350ml and post treatment Figura patches.
Medical Microneedling £75 per treatment. Course of 3 £200.
PCA Skin Professional Treatments
Gentle Facial - £35
A gentle enzymatic exfoliation facial treatment that provides an instant glow with no downtime.
Brightening Facial - £40
Combines gentle yet powerful enzymatic and AHA exfoliants for immediate skin brightening and anti-aging benefits.
Oxygenating Facial - £50
An antioxidant therapy to correct and prevent free radical damage. This is great for a one off illuminating treatment before a special event or as a course of treatments.
NoPeel Peel - £60
A light professional peel treatment suitable for all skin types. This peel removes impurities, detoxifies pores and promotes skin resurfacing and renewal for a smoother brighter looking complexion.
Pigment Correct Peel - £70
Introducing the breakthrough solution to correct all types of visible hyperpigmentation - across all Fitzpatrick skin types. Corrects and prevents visible hyperpigmentation including sun damage, melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Bright and Even Peel - £75
A professional resurfacing treatment, formulated as a unique peeling option for all patients, including those with ageing, discoloured, breakout-prone and sensitive skin.
Redensity I Skinbooster £100 per treatment or £280 for 3 treatments at 2 week intervals
What is Botulinum Toxin and is it safe?
Commonly known as Botox TM Botulinum Toxin Type A is a purified protein extracted from bacteria. Its use in aesthetics was discovered by accident in the 1980s when it was injected near the eyes of patients experiencing sight problems. Scientists noticed a reduction in wrinkles in these patients and it was subsequently licensed and marketed for treatment in Aesthetics.
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In the UK there are four brands of Botulinum Toxin licensed for use: - Botox by Allergan; Azzalure by Galderma, Bocouture by Merz and more recently Letybo by Croma. These products have undergone rigorous safety testing and have been licensed by the MHRA (The Medications and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency).
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Botulinum Toxin is administered by intramuscular injection and works by temporarily blocking signals from the nerve endings to the muscle fibres. The effects are temporary and repeat treatments are needed approximately every 3-4 months although some patients require less frequent treatments. The Botulinum Toxin chart in the gallery illustrates this activity. To prevent the formation of antibodies which may render toxin administration ineffective treatment should not be repeated more often than every 12 weeks.
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As a prescription only medication Botulinum Toxin should only be prescribed following a face-to-face consultation with a prescriber. All medications can result in side effects although Botulinum Toxin has a relatively good safety profile when used in Aesthetics. Absolute contraindications to treatment include a known allergy to the product, pregnancy and breast feeding mothers and people with neurological disorders such as Myasthenia Gravis and Guillain-Barre Syndrome.
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