Treatment is planned around the specific concern, anatomy and realistic goals, with the consultation covering suitability, limits, recovery, risks and follow-up.
Skin ageing progresses as collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid decline, reducing elasticity, hydration and firmness and increasing fine lines, wrinkles and pigmentation.
Intrinsic ageing comes from genetics and time, while extrinsic ageing is accelerated by sun exposure, smoking, pollution, stress and lifestyle factors. Early care can help maintain collagen and delay visible signs. The best approach depends on age, skin condition and concerns.
Before treatment, the team reviews goals, anatomy or skin quality, previous procedures, medical history and expectations, along with alternatives, recovery, cost factors and follow-up.
Treatment is matched to the signs of ageing actually present, not a standard package.
Movement, volume, laxity, pigmentation, texture and hydration are assessed separately to target the dominant concern.
Injectables, skin-quality treatments and energy-based procedures are selected based on anatomy, skin condition and history.
Combination care may be considered for multiple changes, with sequencing and intensity tailored to each patient.
Expected change, recovery and maintenance are discussed upfront, and the plan is reviewed over time.
OUR PROCESS
Concern, goals, history, previous procedures and expectations are reviewed.
The clinician evaluates anatomy, skin or tissue quality and contributing factors.
The product, technology, technique or combination is chosen only when supported by the assessment.
The procedure follows the individual clinical plan rather than a fixed protocol.
Recovery guidance and review are provided, with further treatment based on response.
People with several visible ageing changes may benefit from an assessment.
The best option depends on whether the main concern is muscle activity, volume loss, laxity, texture, pigmentation or hydration.
Treatment is considered only when expected benefits and limitations align with the patient's goals.
Suitability is individual and confirmed only after clinical assessment.
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The consultation starts with the treatment goal, tissue quality, anatomy, medical history and past procedures to identify the actual causes before choosing a pathway. Suitability, limitations, temporary effects, recovery and follow-up are covered, with intensity and maintenance based on individual response.
The size, location and number of areas assessed or treated affect the plan.
The product, technology or technique can require different clinical resources.
Anatomy, severity, previous treatment and combination care can change the scope.
Planned reviews or additional care are explained before a personalised estimate is given.
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Suitability is decided after assessing the concern, medical history, past procedures and realistic goals.
The clinician matches treatment to the underlying cause, anatomy and severity rather than using a fixed protocol.
Cost depends on area, method, product or technology, complexity and follow-up, with a personalised estimate after consultation.
Further treatment varies, and progress is reviewed before recommending more care, with no fixed session count promised.
No. Response varies, and the consultation covers realistic benefits, limitations and alternatives.
The consultation covers options, limitations, risks, cost factors, aftercare and follow-up so you can decide with full information.
