Examples of What Your Bespoke Treatment May Focus On
The following are examples of treatment directions your clinician may take after your skin assessment. They are not categories you need to choose before booking. They simply show how a Clinical Grade Facial can be adapted to different skin needs.
Pro-Ageing
When your clinician may consider it: When skin is showing fine lines, loss of firmness or reduced elasticity
Facial focus: Clinical Grade products and targeted actives selected to support collagen, hydration and a smoother-looking complexion
Brightening and Pigmentation
When your clinician may consider it: When skin appears dull, uneven or affected by visible pigmentation and sun-related changes
Facial focus: A tailored combination of advanced skin exfoliation, brightening actives and barrier-supportive care
Dermal Repair
When your clinician may consider it: When skin feels dry, reactive, sensitised or compromised
Facial focus: Comfort-focused clinical-grade products, gentle treatment steps and restorative mask therapy
Purify and Balance
When your clinician may consider it: When skin is congested, breakout-prone or producing excess oil
Facial focus: A personalised approach using clinical-grade cleansing, decongesting steps and carefully selected actives without unnecessarily stripping the skin
Our four Advanced Skin protocols provide a clinical framework for personalising your facial. Your clinician may draw from one direction or blend elements from several, depending on what your skin needs most.