Facial Microneedling
Collagen induction for smoother, firmer-looking skin
A minimally invasive collagen-induction procedure that improves skin texture and supports natural renewal.
Treatments
Skin and hair treatments, explained clearly
Every treatment begins with a consultation and, where relevant, a professional skin or scalp scan. Below is what each treatment is, what it supports and what to expect.
Skin
Bookable treatmentsSkin Treatments
Facial Mesotherapy
Micro-infusion treatment for hydration and skin vitality
Delivers small amounts of an individually selected, legally supplied formulation into superficial layers of the skin to improve hydration, radiance and overall skin quality.
HydraFacial
Cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration in one treatment
A multi-step, non-invasive facial treatment that combines cleansing, exfoliation, vacuum-assisted extraction and topical hydration.
Hair & Scalp
Bookable treatmentsHair & Scalp Treatments
Scalp Microneedling
Targeted scalp stimulation for thinning-hair programs
Creates controlled microchannels across selected thinning areas as part of an individualised hair and scalp program.
Scalp Mesotherapy
Precision micro-injections for personalised scalp programs
Places small amounts of a selected formulation into the superficial scalp as part of a practitioner-directed program for scalp quality and hair-thinning concerns.
HydraScalp Therapy
A multi-step scalp ritual combining cleansing, technology and relaxation
A comprehensive, multi-step scalp treatment combining deep cleansing, scalp conditioning, massage, professional topical ingredients and selected device-based technologies.
Our capability
Applied within treatmentsSkin and Scalp Technologies
Device-based treatments use controlled electrical, electromagnetic, acoustic or light energy. Each technology has a distinct purpose. Treatment settings, contact medium, session length and combination plan are selected after consultation.
EMS
Electrical Muscle Stimulation uses controlled low-level electrical impulses to activate selected facial muscles. It is a non-invasive technology for facial toning, improved muscle engagement and a more lifted, defined appearance.
Best suited for reduced appearance of facial tiredness, a more toned and defined facial contour…
Electroporation
Electroporation is a needle-free infusion technology that increases the movement of selected active ingredients through the outer skin barrier. It delivers intensive hydration and skin-conditioning actives without injections or mechanical puncture.
Best suited for dry or dehydrated skin, dull or tired-looking skin…
Radiofrequency
Radiofrequency is a non-surgical skin-firming technology that uses controlled electromagnetic energy to heat targeted tissue. It supports collagen contraction, new collagen formation and gradual remodelling for smoother, firmer-looking skin.
Best suited for mild skin laxity, fine lines and wrinkles…
High Frequency
High Frequency facial therapy is a traditional non-invasive technology used after cleansing or extraction to refresh, condition and temporarily energise the skin. It is especially popular in professional protocols for oily, congested and blemish-prone skin.
Best suited for oily or congested skin, blemish-prone areas…
Ultrasound / Sonophoresis
Cosmetic ultrasound uses sound-wave energy to condition the skin and improve delivery of selected topical ingredients. Sonophoresis is the product-infusion application of ultrasound and is used for hydration, radiance and skin-support protocols.
Best suited for dry or dehydrated skin, dull or rough-looking texture…
LED Light Therapy
Light-emitting diode phototherapy, also known as photobiomodulation, is a non-invasive treatment that uses selected wavelengths of visible or near-infrared light to support biological activity within the skin. It does not remove or damage the skin surface and requires little to no downtime.
Best suited for acne, redness…
Ingredients
Reference · not bookableAdvanced Compounds & Medicinal Cosmetics
Professional skincare combines proven cosmetic ingredients with carefully selected advanced formulations. Product choice depends on skin type, barrier condition, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding, other treatments and the intended route of application. Products used on intact skin are not automatically suitable for injection, microneedling channels, electroporation or ultrasound-assisted delivery.
Alpha-hydroxy acids such as glycolic and lactic acid loosen bonds between surface skin cells to improve brightness, smoothness and visible pigmentation. Salicylic acid is oil-soluble and works within congested pores, making it useful for oily and blemish-prone skin.
Niacinamide, a form of vitamin B3, supports the skin barrier, reduces transepidermal water loss, improves uneven-looking tone and helps regulate the appearance of oiliness and redness. It combines well with many treatment plans.
Retinol is a cosmetic vitamin A derivative that is converted within the skin to active retinoic acid. Consistent use supports cell turnover, collagen-related processes, smoother texture and improvement in fine lines and uneven pigmentation.
Polydeoxyribonucleotide and polynucleotide formulations contain purified DNA fragments. They are promoted for skin conditioning, hydration and repair-related signalling. Early clinical literature reports improvements in selected skin-quality measures, but products and protocols are not interchangeable.
Cosmetic peptides are short amino-acid chains designed to support signalling, hydration or barrier function. The effect depends on peptide sequence, stability, concentration and delivery system. Well-formulated peptide products support smoother, better-conditioned skin.
Exosomes are extracellular vesicles involved in cell-to-cell communication. This promising area of cosmetic science is being developed for skin renewal, repair signalling and support of healthy follicle activity.
Cosmetic language such as 'stem-cell technology' usually refers to plant-cell extracts, conditioned media or laboratory-derived ingredients rather than living human stem-cell treatment. These formulations are used for antioxidant, moisturising or skin-conditioning purposes according to their actual ingredients.
Selected plant oils provide emollient lipids that soften dry skin and reduce moisture loss. Essential oils provide aromatic plant compounds and are used only at appropriate dilution for a sensory or conditioning role.
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