Some treatments work in a single session. Others ask for six months. Here's an honest week-by-week guide to what you should expect from each of the things we do.
Why I see one client at a time, why there's no receptionist, and what fifteen years in medical aesthetics taught me about how a treatment room should feel.
Cloud is not safety. UVA penetrates it, and so does the pigmentation that follows. Here's how I treat melasma and post-inflammatory marks in clients living under UK skies.
If your skin is flushed, sensitised, or simply tired before an appointment, this is the gentle protocol I ask clients to run — and why it almost always changes the outcome.
B12, vitamin D, biotin, glutathione — the menu has grown. Here is how I decide who genuinely benefits, and who would be better served by a blood test and a kitchen rethink.
RF microneedling and monopolar RF sit between facials and surgery. Here is who I treat with them, and why timing matters more than people realise.
Eighty percent of visible ageing on a UK face is sun-driven — even here, under grey skies. Here is what I tell every client about SPF, and what most of them have wrong.
Most of my clients arrive with eight serums and tired skin. Here is the four-step evening ritual I prescribe instead — and why less is almost always more.
Both feel wonderful. Only one is the right choice on a given day. Here's how I decide in clinic, and how you can decide too.
After fifteen years in medical aesthetics, the question I'm asked most often by deeper skin tones is: is it safe? Here is what I look for, and why it matters.
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