Treatments chosen for your skin, not from a menu
Laser, microneedling, electrolysis, dermaplaning and peels — planned in a consultation that starts with what is actually bothering you, and carried out by the person who planned it.
Three things that are true of every appointment
One practitioner, start to finish
The person who assesses your skin is the person who treats it, every session. Nothing is handed to whoever is free, and nothing has to be explained twice.
Told what it will not do
Every treatment here has a limit and a list of people it is wrong for. You will hear both before you are asked to book anything.
Clinical standards, kept
Single-use where single-use is right, sterilised where it is not, and a patch test before anything that needs one. Your notes and your photographs stay with the clinic.
Five treatments, and what each one is actually for
Times and courses shown here are the usual shape of each treatment. Yours is set at consultation, after a patch test where one is needed — including what it will cost.
- Laser hair removal
Light aimed at the pigment in the follicle, over a course, until it stops growing.
Session15–60 min, by areaCourseUsually 6–8 sessions, 4–6 weeks apartPriceAt consultation - Microneedling
Controlled injury at a set depth, so the skin rebuilds its own collagen.
Session60–75 min, including numbingCourseUsually 3–6 sessions, 4 weeks apartPriceAt consultation - Electrolysis
One follicle at a time, with a current — the only method that is permanent.
Session15–45 minCourseA series over months — the follicle decides how manyPriceAt consultation - Dermaplaning
A sterile blade takes off dead surface skin and the fine hair with it.
Session30–45 minCourseStandalone, or every 4 weeks to keep itPriceAt consultation - Chemical peels
An acid at a chosen strength, to take the top off pigment, congestion or dullness.
Session30–45 minCourseUsually 3–6 sessions, 2–4 weeks apartPriceAt consultation
Most people arrive having read too much and booked nothing
So we start with your skin rather than a menu — what has actually been happening to it, what you have already tried, and what you are hoping will be different. That conversation is usually shorter than the reading that came before it.
Sometimes the honest answer is a course of something. Sometimes it is one treatment and a change at home. I would rather tell you that than sell you six sessions of the wrong thing.
Aesthetician
Half an hour that decides the rest
Half an hour on your skin, your history and what is realistic — before anything else.
What you want changed
In your words rather than a treatment name. Half the time the thing bothering you has a simpler answer than the one you came in asking for.
What your skin will tolerate
Skin type, sun habits, medication, pregnancy, past reactions. This is the half of the conversation that rules things out, and it is the reason the plan is worth having.
A patch test, where one is needed
Laser and peels are tested on a small area and left for at least 24 hours. It is not a formality — it is what stops a first session going wrong on your whole face.
A plan, in writing, with the cost
How many sessions, how far apart, what each one costs, what it will and will not do, and what has to happen at home between them.
Tell us what is bothering you and we will tell you what is realistic
Not every skin needs a course of anything. The consultation is where that gets said out loud — and where you find out what it would cost if it does.