Salus Clinic

Salmon DNA treatment injects purified polynucleotides (PDRN) into the skin through a series of small injections, aimed at skin quality rather than volume, and is usually given as a course after a clinical assessment.

Radiofrequency treatment uses controlled heat delivered into deeper skin layers to stimulate collagen and firm the skin on the face or body, with the number of sessions set after an 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.

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.

Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid skin booster placed at set points on the face or neck to spread through the skin and support hydration, usually as a short course after a clinical assessment.

Dermaplaning uses a fine surgical blade to gently remove dead skin cells and soft facial hair from the skin's surface, with suitability checked by the clinic before treatment.

Body filler uses injectable filler, often hyaluronic acid, to add volume or smooth contours in body areas such as the hips or buttocks, with the product and amount planned after an 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.

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.

A carbon laser peel applies a thin carbon layer to the skin, then uses laser pulses to heat and lift it away, targeting oiliness, enlarged pores and dullness, 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.

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

Exosome hair treatment applies a manufactured preparation of cell-derived vesicles to the scalp, often after microneedling or injection, usually as a course after the cause of hair thinning is assessed.

An NAD+ infusion gives nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme the body makes naturally, through a slow IV drip, with suitability and dose decided after a medical assessment.

Salmon DNA treatment injects purified polynucleotides (PDRN) into the skin through a series of small injections, aimed at skin quality rather than volume, and is usually given as a course after a clinical assessment.

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.

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.

Tear trough filler places a small amount of hyaluronic acid under the eyes to soften hollows and shadows, and because the area is delicate, suitability is checked at a clinical assessment first.

Exosome skin treatment applies a manufactured preparation of cell-derived vesicles to the skin, often straight after microneedling or laser, with suitability, product and course length discussed at a clinical assessment.