Conditions we treat
Start with what you would like to change. Each guide explains the concern, what can help and how we decide what is right for you.
Face
- Age Spots Flat brown spots caused by sun exposure and skin ageing.
- Crow's Feet Fine lines radiating from the outer corners of the eyes, caused by repetitive muscle movement.
- Dark Circles Darkening under the eyes from pigment, thin skin or shadowing.
- Double Chin Submental fat beneath the chin that can persist despite diet and exercise.
- Drooping Mouth Corners Downturned mouth corners that create a sad or tired appearance.
- Enlarged Pores Visibly large pores on the nose and cheeks, often caused by oily skin or loss of elasticity.
- Eye Twitching Involuntary eyelid spasms caused by overactive orbicularis oculi muscle.
- Facial Veins Fine red or purple thread veins visible on the cheeks and nose.
- Forehead Lines Horizontal lines across the forehead that appear when raising the brows.
- Frown Lines Vertical lines between the brows (glabella) caused by frowning.
- Hollow Temples Loss of volume in the temple area creating a gaunt or skeletal appearance.
- Jowls Sagging skin along the lower jawline associated with ageing and volume loss.
- Marionette Lines Deep lines running from the corners of the mouth to the chin.
- Nose to Mouth Lines Nasolabial folds that deepen with age and facial movement.
- Sagging Eyelids Skin laxity of the upper eyelid creating a hooded appearance.
- Scarring Facial scars from acne, injury or surgery.
- Sunken Cheeks Volume loss in the mid-face creating a hollowed or gaunt appearance.
- Under-Eye Hollows (Tear Troughs) Hollowing and shadowing beneath the eye from volume loss and thinning skin.
- Teeth Grinding Bruxism causing jaw pain, headaches and worn teeth.
- Thin Lips Naturally thin or age-related volume loss in the lips.
- Vertical Lip Lines Fine lines above the upper lip (smoker's lines).
- Wide Jaw A wide or square jaw caused by overdeveloped masseter muscles.
Skin
- Acne Scars Post-acne marks, pitting and textural irregularities left after breakouts.
- Acne Active breakouts caused by congestion, bacteria and inflammation.
- Congested Skin Blocked pores, blackheads and a rough, uneven texture caused by excess sebum.
- Dull or Dry Skin Dehydrated, lacklustre skin lacking radiance.
- Hyperpigmentation Dark patches or uneven skin tone caused by sun damage, hormones or inflammation.
- Hypopigmentation Areas of lighter skin caused by pigment loss.
- Large Pores Visibly enlarged pores affecting skin texture and smoothness.
- Loose Skin Loss of skin firmness and elasticity on the face or body.
- Melasma Hormonally driven pigmentation causing symmetrical dark patches.
- Moles Common and usually harmless, but assessed by a clinician before any treatment.
- Rosacea Persistent facial redness, flushing and visible blood vessels.
- Sebaceous Hyperplasia Small, soft, yellowish bumps from enlarged oil glands, usually on the face.
- Skin Tags Small, soft, benign growths that appear where skin rubs.
- Sun Damage Uneven tone, pigmentation and texture caused by UV exposure.
- Warts Common benign growths caused by a virus — often stubborn or spreading.
Body
- Ageing Décolletage Fine lines, crepiness and sun damage on the chest area.
- Ageing Hands Loss of volume and visible tendons on the back of the hands with age.
- Bingo Wings Loose skin and excess fat on the upper arms.
- Cellulite Dimpled skin on the thighs and buttocks caused by fibrous bands, fat and poor circulation.
- Excessive Sweating Hyperhidrosis causing significant underarm sweating.
- Fungal Nail Infection Thickened, discoloured or brittle nails from fungal infection — common and stubborn.
- Leg Thread Veins Fine red or purple veins on the lower legs.
- Neck Fat Submental and neck fat creating a heavy or undefined appearance.
- Puffiness & Fluid Retention Fluid retention, heavy or swollen-feeling legs, and post-treatment puffiness.
- Sagging Neck Loss of skin tightness and definition in the neck and jawline area.
- Scarring (Body) Scars from injury, surgery or acne on the body.
- Stretch Marks Scars that form when skin stretches faster than it can adapt.
- Verrucas Warts on the soles of the feet, driven inward by pressure — often painful and stubborn.
Not sure what it is?
A consultation is where suitability gets decided, so you do not need to know the answer before you book. For skin concerns, the free AI Skin Assessment is a quick place to start.