The treatment index
Each entry states what the service is intended to do, what an appointment generally involves, how suitability is decided and what the recognised limitations and risks are. None of it replaces an assessment of your own skin.
Services
Assessment
Skin Consultation
A dedicated appointment to understand your skin, your history and what you are hoping to change, before any treatment is considered.
Skin health
Professional Facials
Cleansing, exfoliation and hydration protocols selected for your skin on the day, delivered by a trained skin therapist.
Resurfacing
Chemical Exfoliation
Controlled exfoliation using cosmetic acid formulations, applied in graded strengths after assessment and, where indicated, a patch test.
Energy-based · regulated
Light-Based Skin Treatments
Laser and light-based services, provided only where a qualified operator has assessed your skin and confirmed the service is appropriate for you.
Prescription · regulated
Medical Aesthetics
Where a service constitutes regulated medical care, it is provided only under the appropriate clinical framework of assessment, prescription and consent, and never as a retail purchase.
Energy-based · regulated
Hair Reduction
Light-based hair reduction services, offered following skin typing, patch testing and a clear explanation of what this category of treatment can and cannot do.
Or start from a concern
Neutral starting points rather than labels. Choosing one does not commit you to anything, and does not constitute a diagnosis.
- Surface textureHow the skin feels and catches light.
- Evenness of toneAreas that read differently from the rest.
- Hydration & comfortTightness, sensitivity, a barrier under strain.
- Visible change over timeAgeing is not a fault. Some people want to work with it; some do not.
- Unwanted hairA personal preference, treated as one.
- Not sure yetThe most common place to begin.
