The Harley Street Journal

Bi-monthly newspaper for the cosmetic and plastic surgery sector

Laura Casewell

Advanced Esthetics Solutions Awarded Quanta System Distribution Contract

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Cardiff based AES exclusively adds Quanta Systems Lasers to its impressive portfolio.

As of 1st February 2018, Advanced Esthetics Solutions has become the sole UK and Ireland distributor for all Quanta’s aesthetic and medical platforms having been awarded the exclusive contract.

Including platforms such as the new THUNDER, DUETTO MT EVO, DISCOVERY PICO, YOULASER MT and a total of 22 lasers, this impressive portfolio means Advanced Esthetics Solutions is undoubtedly now one of the country’s leading aesthetic and medical device distribution companies.

Hailing the partnership of the two-successful business a ‘wonderful step forward for the aesthetic industry’ Douglas Sykes, MD of AES, says the union illustrates the continued growth Advanced Esthetics Solution expects for 2018 and beyond.

He says: “We are delighted and excited to have awarded such a prestigious contract and to be working with Quanta; a brand synonymous with its cutting-edge technology and performance. It is with great pleasure AES will be showcasing the innovative and industry-leading platforms in the coming months starting with Professional Beauty at Excel this month and look working with new and exciting users moving forward,” Douglas concludes.

Girolamo Lionetti, Quanta System’s General Manager says: “We are extremely happy to welcome AES in the Quanta System family and to start this relationship with such an important company. We are confident that this collaboration will strengthen our position in the UK aesthetic and medical market.”

For more information visit Advanced Aesthetics Solutions.

Fats Your Lot: Plastic surgeon reveals cutting-edge fat transfer technique revolutionising the cosmetic industry

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Fat transfer with body-jet replaces out dated liposuction procedures and can even offer an implant-free boob job

A top UK plastic surgeon is leading the way for patients seeking cosmetic procedures, such as lipo and mummy makeovers, by offering an alternative that’s both safer and more efficient.

Mr Gary Ross, a Manchester surgeon, noticed the trend shifting from fat removal to fat transfer in the latter part of 2017, and believes 2018 will also be the year we see patients ditch implants for volumising areas with fat.

Specialising in body rejuvenation and mummy makeover procedures, Mr Ross uses the body-jet device to take fat from one area of a patient’s body and reintroduce it to another part of the body or face that requires volume; this can include the buttocks, breasts and even cheeks.

Unlike traditional forms of fat removal that are often unreliable and painful, the body-jet technology uses the gentle power of water to contour the body. Fat can be removed in a more gentle way, allowing for less invasive and safer autologous fat transfer.

For those seeking breast enhancement, body-jet can provide a natural boost to volume, in some cases eliminating the need for silicone implants.

BAAPS and BAPRAS member, Mr Ross was one of the first medical professionals in the UK to offer the water-assisted fat transfer procedure, and believes scores of patients will start seeking more natural ways to enhance their bodies.

“In 2017 we saw a greater focus on the ‘less is more’ approach to cosmetic surgery; I am certain this is set to continue this year. With a greater focus on patient safety and faster healing times, body contouring procedures like fat transfer will be big news in clinics across the UK,” Mr. Ross explains.

“The whole Kim Kardashian phase is declining, with most women seeking natural-looking curves over the fake look. This is where body-jet fat transfer is making waves; the treatment is versatile and the results are seriously impressive.”

“One of the benefits of offering body-jet to my patients is how much we can do without implants in terms of volume improvement. Silicone implants have their place, and fat transfer isn’t suitable for everyone, but this is modern way to boost volume to an area without place foreign objects into the body, which can of course cause some patients complications,” he says.

Undergoing body-jet fat transfer is less invasive than traditional lipo techniques, leading to speedier recovery times and patient satisfaction. Using the body-jet, liposuction and fat transfer can be performed in a safe, effective and easy way.

“During treatment, the fat is gently detached from the tissue structure by means of a flat, fan-shaped water-jet and may be aspirated at the same time. The surrounding connective tissue, nerves and blood vessels remain much less traumatised. We are doing remarkable things with body-jet and I know 2018 is going to be the year patients embrace this safer cosmetic procedure to regain or boost volume,” Mr. Ross concludes.

 

UK’s stem cell bank say cosmetic surgery could be dramatically improved with the use of stem cells

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Experts say that penis enlargement, along with a host of other cosmetic surgical procedures, can be significantly aided by using tissue grown from stem cells, which is the same as the body’s own natural material.

This new age of ‘plastic’ surgery will, say the UK’s stem cell bank StemProtect.co.uk, use no synthetic or harmful materials at all, and will instead be done using exclusively cells grown from the cells people can store in stem cell banks.

A combination of fat collected via liposuction, and healthy stem cells from a patient’s own body, can provide a new form of penis, breast and bottom augmentation that far surpasses any kind of enhancement surgery available before.

The benefits for patients are many. As it’s taken from the patients themselves, the body is far less likely to reject the material used for the enhancements. This makes surgery a much less risky procedure for patients, and could improve recovery times as well as making the results look much more natural than alternatives.

And in addition, the augmented parts will age better than synthetic materials and are less likely to need correcting at any point in the future.

In previous years, some patients who have undergone breast augmentation have hit the headlines when their implants have leaked or even exploded, causing health problems as well as a great deal of distress.

A spokesperson for StemProtect.co.uk said: “We’re entering a new age of cosmetic surgery, one which is striving to not only look more natural than ever before, but which is also seeking to use more and more natural materials and procedures to achieve the finished look.

“People are now very aware that natural is better, but at the same time they want to improve their appearance wherever they can. The result is something that stem cells can really help with, growing tissue from a person’s own cells so that it’s not rejected by the body.

“Nowhere is this more useful than in complicated and sensitive surgeries such as penis enlargement. Anything other than natural tissue is always a big risk, but with stem cells you can effectively just improve on nature using all the original materials.”

The same process can also be used to make breasts and bottoms bigger, both procedures that are increasingly becoming commonplace as people take advantage of the falling cost of cosmetic surgery.

In a survey carried out by StemProtect.co.uk, 95% of those surveyed said they would consider stem cell procedures over traditional plastic surgery if they were to choose one of the two in the future.

Sarah, 29, is currently considering a breast augmentation and is researching her options. She said: “I’m being really careful and not rushing into booking anything just yet. Your health is really important, so even though I do want the procedure I want it to be as safe as possible.

“The idea that I could use my own cells instead of adding anything else into my body is really appealing and I’m tempted to wait for that option before I actually get it done.”

Sarah and those like her may not have long to wait. With stem cells being hailed as the potential answer to health problems from ageing to hereditary disease, it’s no wonder they’re also now being explored as an alternative to cosmetic procedures too.

UK Cosmetic Surgeon Reveals Top Surgical Trends

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Mummy makeovers, boob jobs and body rejuvenation surgery have led the way in 2017, says Mr Gary Ross, a plastic surgeon from Manchester.

Providing a yearly review, the surgeon also noted that non-surgical anti ageing treatments had also seen a surge on popularity, although it was fat transfer replacing dermal fillers that was set to be the big news for 2018 and beyond.

Mr Ross – who consults and operates at the BMI Alexandra hospital in Cheshire – indicated multi-procedure treatments such as the mummy makeover was the main cosmetic rise of the year, which includes combining breast and body procedures within one surgery session to minimise downtime.

He says: “Overall non surgical procedures have again increased as patients look for cosmetic treatments with less downtime. This has also led to patients looking for surgical procedures with shorter recovery times.

“Surgically the biggest rise has been in the mummy makeover procedure, with patients requesting body and breast rejuvenation as a one-stage procedure. Breast augmentation remains the most requested surgical treatment although patients are currently looking for more subtle enhancements than a year ago,” he explains.

As well as body rejuvenation procedures, Mr Ross says there’s been great interest in fat transfer procedures – extracting fat from one part of the body and replacing in the face or another part of the body) which is set to gain further popularity in 2018 thanks to its ability to offer an alternative to dermal fillers in facial rejuvenation.

“Fat transfer is an increasingly popular form of facial and body rejuvenation and will be big news for the coming year. Transferring fat from one part of the body to another isn’t new, but it will become a much more well known treatment as it’s versatile and offers natural results – the biggest draw for patients by far.”

Contrastingly, there has been a downward trend in patients requesting buttock augmentation (compared to a year ago) as patients consider more the pros and cons of the butt augmentation procedure. Also on the decline is patients requesting the ‘fake look’, which more naturally beautiful celebrities rather than glamour girls being popular with female patients.

“In 2018 there will be an increasing trend towards individualised and personalised beauty with a shift away from the ‘one product/treatment fits all’. The shifting focus in skincare brands towards individualised care will lead to a more holistic approach towards cosmetic beauty and advanced treatments too.”

A member of BAAPS and BAPRAS, Gary says the focus on patient empowerment – and ensuring they understand more about the procedures they are choosing to undergo – means this has been a positive year for the aesthetics industry.

He says: “The increased awareness of the need for patient safety has dominated 2017 and has been a positive year for the industry. We are seeing more of a focus on patient empowerment and ensuring patients are fully informed to proceed or not which is imperative for the industry and most importantly for patients.”

The updated General Medical Council recommendations in relation to consent have highlighted the need for clinicians to ensure patients are fully informed. The adaption of the certification scheme in cosmetic surgery in 2017 through the Royal College of Surgeons has developed the speciality of cosmetic surgery.

“This will allow patients to choose a cosmetic surgeon that is able to fully inform patients regarding the available options so that they are fully empowered to proceed or not,” says Mr Ross.

“Health Education England continues to develop a way forward in the regulation of non surgical treatments and we look forward to further regulatory developments in non surgical treatments in 2018.”

 

Of his hopes for the cosmetic industry as we enter 2018 Gary says: “I hope that the focus on patient empowerment continues into next year with clinicians focusing increasingly on patient’s interests and placing safety above anything else.”

 

Advanced Esthetics Solutions launches the Pyramid Facelift

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Aesthetic device company Advanced Esthetics Solutions has launched a revolutionary form of anti-ageing treatment in the UK.

The Cardiff based company, also behind the award-winning Lipofirm Pro, have created a revolutionary treatment that offers the results of a facelift without invasive surgery.

The Pyramid Facelift, a multi-dimensional non-surgical facial, offers THREE anti-ageing benefits in just 30 minutes.

The Pyramid Facelift, pioneered in the UK by AES, offers patients dermal volumisation, skin tightening and resurfacing, all in ONE single treatment.

Like the multidimensional nature of the ancient pyramids, this combination of treatments come together to create an impressive aesthetic result.

Utilising the unique Divine Pro platform, the minimally invasive treatment combines the technologies of VoluDerm, TriFractional RF and TriPollar with DMA (Dynamic Muscle Activation) and offers 6 benefits.

Benefit of The Pyramid Facelift include:

  • Dermal volumising
  • Skin resurfacing
  • Skin tightening
  • Skin rejuvenation
  • Facial contouring 
  • Scarring

Ideal for women aged 30+ this skin treatment is designed to lift, smooth and firm the face, leaving the patient looking and feeling more youthful.

It’s effective, safe and the results are long-lasting – results are akin to a mini facelift without the scalpel! It’s the unique combination of THREE individual technologies that makes the Pyramid Facelift so effective.

  1. TriFractional RF

TriFractional radiofrequency energy rejuvenates the outer epidermis layer. This minimally invasive treatment creates triggers the body’s natural healing response mechanism. Old and damaged skin cells are removed and the body produces new and healthy skin.

 

  1. VoluDerm

VoluDerm provides a safe and effective penetration of the epidermis for controlled heating targeting deep dermis. This minimally invasive treatment uses fine micro-needles while applying radiofrequency to volumise the deep dermal layer. The micro-needles stimulate the body to naturally produce hyaluronic acid, new collagen and elastin.

 

  1. TriPollar with Dynamic Muscle Activation (DMA)

TriPollar is the only non-invasive technology to use radiofrequency energy to generate heat through resistance in both the dermal and subcutaneous layers causing collagen fibres to contract. This creates an immediate skin tightening effect. Increased fibroblast activity results in collagen regeneration for a long-term effect. DMA (Dynamic Muscle Activation) energy stimulates the facial muscles resulting in lifting and toning of the skin. DMA also accelerates lymphatic drainage, blood and lymph circulation optimising tissue oxygenation and detoxification.

Phillippa Lunn, General Manager at Advanced Esthetics Solutions, said: “We are delighted to be launching The Pyramid Facelift and look forward to showcasing the Divine Pro device to vistors at Olympia Beauty. It’s the innovative combination of these 3 technologies that gives Divine Pro the power to offer a non-surgical facelift, and we’re positive it’s going to be the next big thing in the aesthetics industry.”

The Pyramid Facelift is currently available at The ME Clinic in Cardiff, but will be available in clinics across the UK from October.

Advanced Esthetics Solutions will be launching the Pyramid Facelift using the Divine Pro at Olympia Beauty Show on 1- 2 October 2017.

 

For more information about Advanced Esthetics Solutions please visit www.advancedestheticssolutions.co.uk.

Introducing the LP Cellulite Eraser

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A new form of body contouring treatment is taking the UK by storm, thanks to its ability to reshape and tone the legs without surgery.

Fat reduction, cellulite and body reshaping treatment LP Cellulite Eraser using Lipofirm Pro technology is capable of shrinking the thighs as well as shifting stubborn cellulite.

According to one clinic offering the award-winning Lipofirm Pro treatment – liked by celebrities including Katie Price and Kerry Katona – this form of body reshaping treatment is being requested by women hoping to reshape their lower body without surgery.

Ipsita Mukherjee, owner of Estetika Clinic in Norwich, says the Lipofirm Pro is unique because, unlike other systems for body contouring available, you do not need to do additional exercise to guarantee a result.

“With Lipofirm Pro we can help women looking to reshape their lower body and reduce cellulite. The LP Cellulite Eraser treatment is entirely non-surgical and can dramatically improve the body shape, shift fat from stubborn areas and even reduce cellulite.

“Offering skin firming and improved drainage to further advance the results of fat reduction, this is the only body contouring solution available offering a three-step solution within one treatment.”

Dated and unsafe fat removal procedures such as

liposuction, and cellulite reduction treatments that promise much but deliver little, are on the cosmetic beauty scrapheap thanks to the innovative Lipofirm treatment.

A truly multifaceted device, the Lipofirm Pro offers a one-stop solution to body and skin rejuvenation concerns, with no downtime and no risks. This award-winning form of aesthetic treatment is leading the way in clinics up and down the UK, thanks to its science-backed protocols and unrivalled results.

Treatment starts from £120 per session with a course recommended for maximum results.

For more information on Lipofirm Pro and the LP Cellulite Eraser treatment visit www.advancedestheticssolutions.co.uk.

Zapping fat to look good on SnapChat

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Clinic launches combination of body contouring and skin tightening for those looking to be pretty as a picture without filters

An aesthetic clinic in Wales is offering a new cosmetic treatment designed to give social media users a simple solution to looking good on social media.

Combining non surgical body contouring and skin firming treatments, The ME Clinic in Cardiff is helping snap-happy folk feel more confident on popular apps like Snapchat.

Having been inundated with clients seeking body reshaping and skin rejuvenation to feelmore confident both in real life and on social media platforms, the team at The ME Clinic believe this is due to celebrity culture.

Social apps that rely mainly on photos, such as Snapchat and Instagram, are behind the rise in young men and women seeking fat reduction treatments, according to The ME Clinic.

Offering clients body contouring, fat reduction and skin tightening treatments all without surgery, these 30 minute fat-zapping procedures are proving more popular with those under 35.

Lipofirm Pro is a non-surgical treatment loved by celebrities including Kerry Katona and Katie Price, and offers quick, safe and simple skin firming and body contouring designed to offer subtle reshaping results.

You’ve probably heard of the body contouring treatment Lipofirm Pro, but how does it work?

We can all be affected by our waist sizes, or those annoying lumps and bumps that we just can’t seem to shift.

The treatment is incredibly straightforward. An experienced professional will use the specialised device to heat and stimulate areas of the body and face. By engaging the fat cells and skin with heat, the treatment, in turn, acts in a squeezing motion; the clenching andreleasing motion which is created stimulates the release of fat cells.

During body treatments, Lipofirm Pro will be used to firmly massage the targeted area, essentially destroying the fat cells which will be removed naturally through the lymph. Removing the fat from the area and displacing it for removal is effective, as the fat removed will result in inches lost around the waist.

Results can be seen after the first treatment, but to achieve the best results, the practitioner will suggest the optimum number of treatments.

6-in-1 Secret Skin Saviour Making Waves Down South

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Perfect Skin Solutions in Southsea is helping to transform the lives of men and women across the South of England thanks to its investment in a cutting-edge laser.

Rather than having to visit different clinics to undergo skin rejuvenation, hair removal and tattoo removal, there is now ONE system offering ALL of those benefits.

The Harmony Pro XL is from the makers of Soprano Ice, and is considered to be one of the most advanced multi-platform laser and light technology systems in the world. It is specifically designed to treat a multitude of skin concerns, making it one of the most versatile laser treatments available.

A therapist designs a bespoke treatment programme using one, or often more, of the different laser or light technologies on the system, to improve the appearance of the skin.

Usually there is more than one issue to address but even if there is only one, for example hyperpigmentation, the therapist may need to use different lasers to give the best result possible. In other clinics this may mean separate treatments or even having to visit numerous clinics – but not at Perfect Skin Solutions.

By having this full spectrum of laser technologies in one complete platform we are able to offer treatments which may not be available in other cosmetic clinics who invest in separate lasers, or standard intense pulsed light machines, which treat fewer cosmetic concerns.

Dr Dev Patel, Medical Director of Perfect Skin Solutions says:

“Being able to provide bespoke cosmetic laser treatments which can address a wide variety of cosmetic and dermatological conditions, using state-of-the-art technology, is a core philosophy at the clinic.

“Using Harmony XL Pro we can offer solutions for permanent hair removal, acne, vascular or pigmented concerns, tattoo removal, and even anti ageing skin rejuvenation treatments aimed at re-modelling and improving skin texture and tone.”

The Harmony XL Pro offers six ways to treat patients:

  • Fractional non-ablative Q-Switched 1064nm laser– this is used for skin re-modelling, targeting skin imperfections such as wrinkles, fine lines, sun-damage, uneven skin tone and improving mild skin laxity. Using the ClearLift 4D tip means that there are four different levels of penetration for treatments so the therapists can target and treat or combine treatments for superficial problems, all the way to deeper skin concerns.
  • Long pulsed Nd:YAG laser 1064nm – this targets vascular lesions such as thread veins. Therapists can use it on its own or in combination with the Dye-VL technology, also available with the Harmony XL Pro.
  • Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser 1064nm – this hand piece is used on pigmented lesions, which includes areas of darker skin caused by sun damage, such as those markings referred to as age spots, sun spots or liver spots. This technology is also suitable for tattoo removal, especially treating darker ink colours such as black, blue and green.
  • Fractional iPixel Er:YAG laser 2940nm – this near infrared technology is for skin rejuvenation treatments specifically targeting uneven skin tone, coarse or uneven skin texture and superficial pigmentation concerns which don’t require more aggressive treatment.
  • AFT (Advanced Florescence Technology) – this is an advanced form of intense pulsed light (IPL) and provides virtually painless hair removal for all skin types. This hand piece has a large spot size meaning it’s much quicker to treat large areas such as legs or backs.
  • ClearSkin – this combines a non-ablative laser with simultaneous contact cooling and vacuum technology, used to treat all types of acne.

Dr Patel concludes:

“Our therapists are delighted to be helping patients with this top of the range aesthetic laser platform, and the multiple light-based treatments are impressive to say the least. Our patients are delighted with the results of this 6-in-1 laser platform.”

 

Industry Insider: Gary Ross

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The Harley Street Journal meets Manchester-based plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross to discover how the cosmetic surgery industry has evolved this year.

THSJ: As the leader of a successful private clinic, would you say this year has been a positive one for the industry?

GARY: The increased awareness of the need for patient safety has dominated 2017 and has been a positive year for the industry. We are seeing more of a focus on patient empowerment and ensuring patients are fully informed to proceed or not which is imperative for the industry and most importantly for patients.

THSJ: What trends have you seen come to the forefront, and which procedures are on the downturn?

GARY: Overall non surgical procedures have again increased as patients look for cosmetic treatments with less downtime. This has also led to patients looking for surgical procedures with shorter recovery times. Surgically the largest rise / trend has been in the mummy makeover procedure with patients requesting body and breast rejuvenation as a one stage procedure. There has been a downward trend in patients requesting buttock augmentation as compared to a year ago as patients consider more the pros and cons of the procedure. Breast augmentation remains the most requested surgical treatment although patients are currently looking for more subtle enhancements than a year ago.

THSJ: Have you seen any changes within the industry this year that you feel have been a step forward?

GARY: The updated General Medical Council recommendations in relation to consent have highlighted the need for clinicians to ensure patients are fully informed. The adaption of the certification scheme in cosmetic surgery in 2017 through the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) has developed the speciality of cosmetic surgery. This will allow patients to choose a cosmetic surgeon that is able to fully inform patients regarding the available options so that they are fully empowered to proceed or not.

THSJ: Are we any further forward with regards to regulation within the cosmetic surgery and non-surgical treatment landscapes?

GARY: The Nuffield Council on Bioethics, an independent body that examines and reports on ethical issues in medicine has highlighted in 2017 the need for better regulation of the cosmetic industry and the affect of a negative body image on society in general. Health Education England continues to develop a way forward in the regulation of non surgical treatments and we look forward to further regulatory developments in non surgical treatments in 2018. The certification scheme in cosmetic surgery through the RCS in 2017 has been a major development for patients looking for surgical treatments and we hope that patients will take time to find those clinicians that have opted to be part of this regulatory framework.

THSJ: What has been your professional highlight of 2017?

GARY: Becoming the first cosmetic surgeon to be have completed the Royal College of Surgeons Cosmetic Surgery Certification Scheme was a great honour for me.

THSJ: Do you have any hopes with regards to how the cosmetic landscape may change next year?

GARY: I hope that the focus on patient empowerment continues in 2018 with clinicians focusing increasingly on patient’s interests.

THSJ: What cosmetic beauty trends do you think we’ll see in 2018, and are there any procedures you expect to become more popular?

GARY: In 2018 there will be an increasing trend towards individualised and personalised beauty with a shift away from the “one product/treatment fits all”. The shifting focus in skincare, make-up and fragrance brands towards individualised care will lead to a more holistic approach towards cosmetic beauty.

Profile: Mr Gary Ross

Mr Gary Ross is a plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeon in the North West of England and offers an individualised range of plastic and cosmetic surgery treatments to enhance appearance. He consults and operates at the BMI Alexandra hospital in Cheshire, Manchester. A member of BAAPS and BAPRAS, he is a fully accredited plastic surgeon on the General Medical Council’s specialist register for plastic surgery. Mr Ross is also an Honorary Senior Lecturer University of Manchester and is dedicated to teaching, training and mentorship.

He has published extensively both nationally and internationally comprising over 100 peer reviewed articles and several book chapters (including face lifts, brow lifts, blepharoplasty plus more).

Mr Ross is actively involved in teaching both undergraduate Medical Students and postgraduate Plastic Surgical Trainees through his role as honorary senior clinical lecturer. He has also helped to develop the MSc in Skin Ageing through the University of Manchester and regularly teaches and trains in aesthetic medicine and surgery.

Clinic launches Tinder Toning treatment

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We all know the benefits of filters to improve our photos, but how far would you go to get attention on dating apps?

A new cosmetic treatment costing from just £150 is now available in clinics across the UK called Tinder Toning: a non-surgical skin firming beauty treatment designed to lift and contour the face.

Using Lipofirm Pro, clients can smooth fine lines, shrink pores and lift skin on the face and neck, replicating all the benefits of your favourite filter to enable you to look your best on popular dating apps that rely on photos.

Helping you look photo-ready, as well as drop dead gorgeous in real life, the Lipofirm Pro treatment – playfully coined Tinder Toning – is a safe and fast way to improve the appearance of the skin and create a flawless look.

Sagging skin on the neck, décolleté and face (along with wrinkles) are common problems associated with sun damage and ageing. This is mainly due to decreasing of collagen production as skin loses its quality. During Tinder Toning, Lipofirm Pro uses radio frequency energy to stimulate the collagen production and strengthen the skin structure.

Tinder Toning is designed to gently tone and firm the skin and improve the skin’s appearance painlessly – without the dangerous or downtime associated with invasive methods. Radiofrequency is an entirely non-surgical way of tightening loose or lax skin around the forehead, eyes, cheeks, mouth, jaw line, jowls and also the area under the chin/neck.

It heats the dermis (the deepest skin layer) through hand pieces without damaging the epidermis (the top layers of the skin), to stimulate new collagen growth and provide an improvement in skin laxity and appearance, to remodel and enhance dermal density with minimal risks.

This is a great way of reducing fine lines and wrinkles, shrinking enlarged pores and improving skin tone and texture as well as dull skin, without painful or invasive treatments – and sessions cost from just £150