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Neck tightening and rejuvenation uses non-surgical options such as radiofrequency, ultrasound, threads or injectables to address loose skin, lines or neck bands, with the approach chosen after a clinical assessment.

PRP for hair uses a small sample of your own blood, spun to concentrate the platelets and injected into the scalp, usually as a course after the cause of hair thinning is assessed.

Radiofrequency microneedling combines fine needles with radiofrequency heat delivered into deeper skin layers to stimulate collagen for texture, scarring and laxity, with the device and sessions set after an assessment.

Facial mesotherapy delivers many tiny injections of a blend, which may include vitamins, amino acids or hyaluronic acid, into the skin, usually as a course planned after a skin assessment.

PRP and PRF use a sample of your own blood, spun to concentrate the platelets, which is then injected or applied to the skin, with the number of sessions planned after a clinical assessment.

Fat-dissolving injections, usually deoxycholic acid, are given into small, localised pockets of fat over a course of sessions spaced weeks apart; they are not a weight-loss treatment.

Collagen induction therapy (microneedling) uses fine needles to make controlled micro-punctures that prompt the skin to produce collagen, with the number of sessions set after a skin assessment.

LED light therapy uses different wavelengths of light on the skin to address concerns such as breakouts, redness and dullness, with the number of sessions set after a skin assessment.

Non-surgical face lifting uses options such as threads, energy-based devices or injectables to address mild to moderate sagging, with the method chosen after a clinical assessment of the face.

Emsculpt uses electromagnetic energy to trigger strong muscle contractions that aim to tone muscle and reduce some fat in the treated area; it is not a weight-loss treatment, and sessions follow an assessment.

Stem cell skin treatments use preparations described as derived from stem cells or their growth factors, applied to or injected into the skin, with the product and its evidence discussed at a clinical assessment.

This chin and jawline contouring treatment uses non-surgical methods, such as injectable filler, to change the shape and definition of the lower face, with the technique and amount confirmed after a clinical assessment.

Ultherapy uses micro-focused ultrasound with on-screen imaging to heat deeper skin layers and stimulate collagen on the face, neck or chest, with the treatment areas planned after an assessment.

BroadLight BBL skin rejuvenation uses broadband pulsed light to target sun damage, brown spots and redness, with the number of sessions and settings decided after a skin assessment.

Skin boosters place small amounts of a soft, fluid hyaluronic acid product into the skin to improve hydration and texture rather than add volume, usually as a course after a clinical assessment.

Skin rejuvenation and tightening laser uses controlled laser heat to stimulate collagen and improve tone, texture and mild skin laxity, with the device and session plan set after a skin assessment.

Under-eye rejuvenation covers non-surgical options such as injectables, skin boosters or energy-based treatments for fine lines, hollows or tired-looking skin, with the approach chosen after assessing the area.

Full-body laser hair removal uses repeated light-based sessions to reduce hair growth, with included body areas and device choice confirmed before treatment.

Botulinum toxin injections relax selected muscles to soften movement lines, with the treated areas and dose planned after a clinical assessment.

Microdermabrasion gently exfoliates the outer skin layer with a crystal or diamond tip, while dermabrasion removes deeper layers as a medical procedure, with the right option chosen after a skin assessment.

Anti-cellulite treatment aims to improve the look of dimpled skin using clinic methods such as massage, radiofrequency, vacuum or injections, with the approach and number of sessions set after an assessment.

A non-surgical brow lift uses botulinum toxin or threads to raise the position of drooping eyebrows, with the technique and treated points chosen after a clinical assessment of the brow area.

Non-surgical face lifting uses options such as threads, energy-based devices or injectables to address mild to moderate sagging, with the method chosen after a clinical assessment of the face.

Stretch marks treatment uses clinic-based options such as microneedling, laser or radiofrequency to improve the texture and colour of stretch marks, with the approach chosen after a skin assessment.

Face contouring fillers use injectable gel, usually hyaluronic acid, to add volume or definition to areas such as the cheeks, chin and jawline, with the areas and amount planned after a clinical assessment.

Hand fillers inject filler or a biostimulator into the back of the hands to restore volume where tendons and veins have become more visible, with the product chosen after a clinical assessment.