FAQ's/Testimonials

Polynucleotides are revolutionary anti ageing treatments that use biological molecules which are essentially chains of nucleotides. Sometimes they are referred to as Biorevitalizers.   
They promote deep skin renewal and induce collagen production, providing long-lasting rejuvenation.

Polynucleotides are long chains of nucleotides, which are the building blocks of DNA. They help with cellular repair and regeneration, moisturisation, and protection against harmful external agents such as UV rays.
The polynucleotide chains  attract and bind water molecules, allowing them to provide a strong moisturising effect, which can contribute to improved tissue elasticity.
Polynucleotides have a remarkable anti-free radical action. They counteract the skin damage which can accumulate due to various stressors, including cellular damage, stress, and exposure to UV rays, giving them a  protective and cell damage reduction role.
Polynucleotides creates an optimal environment for fibroblast growth, essential cells for tissue repair and regeneration.
Polynucleotides are derived from Salmon and can activate fibroblast and stem cells, enhancing the body’s natural capacity to regenerate skin cells.
This multi-faceted functioning classifies polynucleotides as regenerative treatments, offering a unique and innovative approach in the field of skin care and rejuvenation.

Skin Boosters are products that rejuvenate and hydrate the skin. Depending on what your skin needs, each serum has a specific mechanism for promoting skin renewal and improving skin quality. They serve as dermal fillers, injectable moisturisers, and collagen stimulators, providing a holistic approach to anti-aging.

Skin boosters offer numerous benefits. They provide deep skin renewal, improve skin quality, and help reduce fine lines and wrinkles. They also offer long-lasting rejuvenation, improve skin elasticity, and improve skin tone.

Risks are usually minimal and may include temporary redness, or mild discomfort at the injection site. As these treatments use naturally derived substances, the risk of allergic reactions is significantly reduced.

Anti-Wrinkle Injections/Botulinum Toxin

Botulinum toxin is a purified protein that is injected into the skin to relax the muscles in your face to smooth out lines and wrinkles, such as crow's feet and frown lines. The effects of Botox are reversible after a period of time and as a non-permanent cosmetic treatment, re-treatment is required after a period of time.

It was first used to treat squints by weakening the overactive eye muscle. Since then it has been used to treat a wide range of medical problems such as tics, facial spasms, and cerebral palsy. In the past 15 years or so has it become widely used for cosmetic treatments.

Provided you’ve had a full consultation with a medical professional and your treatment is being administered by a qualified professional (ideally a medical professional) you should have no particular problems with using Botox.

Side effects are generally minimal. You can resume normal activities straight after treatment. At most clients experience some mild swelling and bruising which subsides after a few days or so.

In some cases, people have an excessive amount of Botox caused through over treatment or have Botox administered by untrained professionals using poor techniques. In these cases, the effects of Botox produce an unfavourable, unnatural look.

To ensure that you look as natural as possible, it’s recommended that you’re treated by an experienced medical professional who takes the time to accurately assess your facial structure, how much Botox you need, or whether you even need it at all.

You should also not experience any numbness or lack of skin sensitivity more than a few days after the initial treatment.

  • Pregnant women or breastfeeding mothers

  • Patients with certain conditions affecting the connections between nerves and muscles (such as Myasthenia Gravis and Eaton-Lambert Syndrome)

  • People with a previous allergic reaction to botulinum toxin, or with allergies to egg or human albumin

  • People taking aminoglycoside antibiotics (such as clarithromycin, gentamicin etc.)

  • Anyone with a skin infection in the area to be treated

  • Caution should be exercised in any patients taking blood-thinning medication such as Warfarin, Rivaroxaban and Clopidogrel, simply due to the possibility of severe bruising

The sooner the better as an anti-ageing preventative. However whilst there is no particular age limit, those with deeper wrinkles may benefit more from dermal fillers as opposed to this. A full consultation will help ascertain what the most suitable course of treatment is to meet your needs.

Effects may take up to 2 weeks post-treatment to fully show, though this can be sooner. Re-treatment is usually at least every 3 months, this varies from person to person ranging from 2 to 5 months on average.

Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers are made from a product called hyaluronic acid, which naturally occurs in the body. Its key role is to absorb water and transport nutrients to the skin ensuring that the structure and volume are maintained. As we age the production of HA in the body decreases as such the skin loses volume and elasticity. Dermal fillers help to re-volumise the skin by injecting HA back into various areas of the face. They promote deep skin renewal and induce collagen production, providing long-lasting rejuvenation.

The effects of dermal are noticeable immediately after the procedure. These effects are long-lasting, non-permanent and reversible. Generally, most clients return for a follow-up treatment approximately every 6-12 months.

Most reactions are generally minimal and temporary. You should expect some swelling and you may have some slight bruising however these reactions are expected to subside within a couple of days.

Prior to treatment, we remove any make-up and cleanse the area to be treated. We use a topical anaesthetic on the area which we will inject. The product is placed using a syringe which helps to keep swelling and bruising to a minimum. Discomfort during the treatment should be minimal. However, if you are sensitive we can use a local anaesthetic although in most cases this is not necessary.

The treatment takes approximately 30 minutes.

Post treatment we advise against rubbing the area that has been treated and to avoid any beauty treatments such as facial massage, saunas and extreme temperatures for up to 2 weeks after.

Lip Fillers

Lip filler for lip augmentation is a dermal filler treatment in the lips. It can add volume to thin lips, correct uneven lip shape, smooth out smoker’s lines and be used to treat scars on the lips with dermal fillers.

Lip fillers are made of Hyaluronic Acid (HA), which is a substance that naturally occurs in the dermis of the skin. It can be found in many beauty products, as it is a hydrophilic molecule, meaning that it attracts water. It can hold up to 1000 x its own weight in water making it an excellent hydrator.

Lip fillers are a cosmetic procedure administered via injections. Provided you are having treatment with a qualified, medical professional using a quality product you should not experience any issues.

Lip filler injections are relatively painless though this does vary from person to person and their comfort levels with needle injections. The lip fillers also have a dose of the painkiller lidocaine mixed in the gel, which will help to numb the area so any discomfort is kept to a minimum.

The treatment involves the application of a cream or dental block to numb the lips so that the treatment is comfortable.

A tiny needle is placed into the lips or lipstick lines to give the desired results. Some gentle moulding is done as part of the treatment. The process usually takes around 20 minutes. There is usually some swelling after the treatment; this can be reduced with the application of an ice pack. We may ask you to apply this for a few minutes after the treatment.

The HA lip filler gel will last at least 6 months and sometimes even up to 12 months, according to the manufacturer’s literature.

Initially, there is some swelling and the lips may feel bigger than usual which can feel strange. However, please bear in mind that the swelling will soon go down to reveal the final result. This usually takes 1-2 weeks but can take longer. We may advise you to apply arnica cream to reduce bruising but it also helps to hydrate the lips as the swelling settles. Occasionally, you may be able to feel the lip filler, in which case gentle massage may be helpful.

Facial Contouring

Facial contouring involves the use of dermal fillers to alter and enhance the contours of the face to achieve a desired appearance. This can be done using various filler treatments and is tailored to the individual’s facial anatomy and preferences.

Fillers generally last for 6-12 months, with this being dependent on the patient’s metabolism and activity levels.

Testimonials

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Nitya

Dr. Snigdha is very gentle and does her best to give the patients the expected results. I am very happy with the treatment, equipment, kindness and professionalism

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Lavina Manetwal

Dr. Snigdha is friendly and professional, and the treatment left me feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Thank you for the wonderful service, I’ll definitely be visiting again!

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Pragya Goyal

The treatment targeted areas of concern and helped to improve the texture and firmness of my skin, but most importantly, Dr. Snigdha knew what they were doing.

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Naomi H. Sewell

Dr. Snigdha is sweet and professional, ensuring that I had a comfortable and effective session. The results are mind-blowing, and I am happy I went with her.