A hydration-focused facial aimed at dryness and the look of dullness. It usually needs little downtime, which is why it is often chosen before an event. How your skin responds and how many sittings suit you differ from person to person.

Semi-permanent brow shaping, mapped to your bone structure and how your skin holds pigment rather than copied from a photo. It fades over time and touch-ups are part of the plan rather than a sign something went wrong. A patch test and shaping consult come first, and it is not suitable for everyone.

GFC is a refined growth-factor preparation used within hair-loss plans. Whether it suits you depends on your pattern and stage of hair loss, which is why we assess first and recommend second. It is usually planned as a course. Individual results differ, and no clinic can promise regrowth.

Activated carbon is applied and then treated with laser, working on the appearance of enlarged pores, fine lines and uneven tone. Suitability depends on your skin type and a patch test comes first. Deeper skin tones need careful device and setting selection. Individual results differ.

Anti-wrinkle injections relax the muscles that create expression lines such as crow's feet and forehead lines. The effect is temporary and wears off gradually over several months. Dosage is planned to your anatomy, and it is not suitable for everyone. Individual results differ, and a consultation with a qualified clinician comes first.

Radiofrequency energy is used to work on the appearance of fine lines and mild skin laxity. It is usually planned as a course spaced over several weeks, and changes develop gradually. It is not a substitute for surgery where laxity is significant. Individual results differ, and an assessment comes first.

An exfoliating peel aimed at skin texture and the appearance of dullness. Peel depth is matched to your skin type and downtime varies accordingly. Sun protection and gentle aftercare are part of the treatment. Individual results differ.

Cooling technology used to target small, localised pockets of fat. It is not a weight-loss treatment and is not a substitute for diet or exercise. It is not suitable for everyone, and someone whose concern is mainly skin laxity rather than fat usually needs a different approach. Changes develop gradually over weeks and vary between individuals.

Correction and refinement of existing permanent makeup on brows, eyeliner or lips. What is achievable depends on the original pigment, how deeply it was placed and how it has faded, so an assessment comes first. More than one session is often needed. Individual results differ.

A multi-step facial aimed at smoothness, hydration and the look of dullness. "Glass skin" describes an aesthetic, not a clinical outcome anyone can promise. It suits some skin concerns and not others, and results vary between individuals. A consultation is required.

Concerns around the eyes have several different causes: pigment in the skin, hollowing that reads as shadow, thin skin showing vessels beneath, or mild laxity. They look similar but respond very differently, so an assessment comes before any recommendation. Options may include topical plans or in-clinic treatment. Individual results differ.

Bunny lines are the fine lines that appear across the nose with expression. Treatment relaxes the muscles responsible. The effect is temporary and wears off over months, and how long it lasts differs from person to person. Suitability is assessed before anything is planned.