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Skin boosters are injectable treatments that work on the condition of the skin rather than the shape of the face. A dermal filler sits in one spot and builds structure. Skin boosters do the opposite: your practitioner spreads small amounts across an area so the skin looks better hydrated and less dull. Your features stay…

Most people spot hair thinning at the crown in a photograph taken from behind. Or under a bright bathroom light, rather than in the mirror. It creeps up, so it can go unremarked for a year. By the time you start looking at clinic treatments for hair thinning at the crown, three injectable options keep…

How long do lip fillers last? Six to twelve months is the usual answer, and lips are the shortest-lived area we treat. The honest version comes with a caveat, though: plenty of people find the look they liked has softened well before the twelve. Elsewhere on the face, most hyaluronic acid fillers last somewhere between…

For the first 48 hours after dermal filler, whether that was lips or anywhere else, the general aftercare advice is to keep things calm: no pressing or massaging the area, no strenuous exercise, no alcohol, no facials or saunas, and try to sleep on your back if you can manage it. Swelling and small bruises…

After microneedling or a skin peel, the aftercare that matters most is the boring part: leave the skin alone, keep it clean and moisturised with something bland, and stay out of the sun. Stop your active skincare for a few days too. No retinol, no acids, no scrubs, no makeup on day one. Redness and…

A first consultation at an aesthetic clinic is a conversation, not a treatment. You’d normally expect to go through your medical history, say what’s bothering you, have your skin or scalp looked at properly, and get a recommendation with a cost attached. Nothing is injected unless you’ve agreed to it and understood it, and you’re…