Cryotherapy is a controlled freezing treatment used to remove suitable benign skin lesions by destroying targeted tissue so it can naturally shed during healing.

Cryotherapy can treat suitable benign concerns such as skin tags and seborrhoeic keratosis, after a clinical suitability assessment.

No, however, we offer a mole assessment procedure to assess if a mole is suspicious . The report is given to your Dr w=who must act on this within 2 weeks.

You may feel a strong cold sensation and brief stinging during treatment. Discomfort is usually short-lived.

Redness, swelling, blistering or darkening can occur, followed by scabbing. The lesion typically sheds over 1–3 weeks depending on the area and size.

Most lesions respond in one session; others may require a follow-up depending on thickness, size and location.

When performed appropriately on suitable lesions, scarring risk is low, but cannot be fully excluded. Following aftercare reduces the risk of complications.

Keep the area clean and dry, avoid picking, avoid friction, and protect from sun exposure while healing. Specific aftercare will be provided.

Suitability depends on the lesion type, location, skin type, medical history, medications and healing risk. Assessment is essential.

Yes. A clinical assessment is required to confirm the lesion is appropriate for treatment and to explain expected healing and results.

Most clients need 6–8 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart for long-lasting results, though this can vary depending on the area and hair type.

You may feel a mild stinging or warming sensation, but it’s generally much more comfortable than waxing.

Yes, modern diode lasers are suitable for most skin tones. The best results are achieved on darker hair, as it contains more pigment for the laser to target.

Yes, the area should be shaved 24 hours before treatment. Avoid waxing or plucking, as the hair root must be present for the laser to work.

Absolutely. Laser hair removal is a safe and popular treatment for intimate areas when performed by a trained professional.

• Permanent reduction of unwanted hair
• Smooth, hair-free skin with no stubble
• Less painful than waxing over time
• Suitable for most areas of the body
• Saves money and time compared to waxing or shaving long-term

• Men and women who want to permanently reduce unwanted hair
• Clients who are tired of shaving or waxing
• Those prone to ingrown hairs or irritation from other methods
• People seeking smoother skin on the face, legs, underarms, bikini, chest, or back

Avoid sun exposure, tanning products and active skincare (retinoids/acids) before treatment. Waxing or plucking should also be avoided prior to sessions.

You may experience mild redness similar to slight sun exposure. Treated hairs gradually shed over 1–2 weeks.

Laser works best on darker hair. Very light, grey or white hairs do not respond effectively and may require electrolysis.

This depends on the tattoo’s size, age, and ink colours. Most tattoos require 6–12 sessions.

When carried out professionally, tattoo removal should not scar. Some clients may experience slight lightening or darkening of the skin.

Black and dark inks fade the quickest. Brighter colours such as green, blue, and yellow may take longer to remove.

We recommend waiting 6–8 weeks between sessions to allow the skin to heal and for your body to flush out the broken-down ink particles.

Most clients compare the sensation to that of getting a tattoo, though many say it is slightly less painful.

Tattoo removal is more limited on skin types V–VI due to higher risk of scarring.

• Fades or removes unwanted tattoos safely
• Works on most colours and sizes of tattoos
• Can prepare tattoos for cover-up work
• Non-surgical and minimally invasive
• Gradual results with little to no downtime

• Anyone with tattoos they no longer want or regret
• Clients who want to lighten tattoos in preparation for a cover-up
• People looking for a safe, non-invasive removal method
• Men and women of all ages with suitable skin types (Fitzpatrick I–IV most suitable)

The goal is significant fading or complete removal where possible. Results vary depending on the tattoo and individual healing response.

ou may experience redness, swelling or blistering. Healing typically takes 1–2 weeks, and aftercare must be followed carefully.

Skin boosters are injectables designed to improve hydration, elasticity, and texture, whereas fillers add volume and shape.

Some clients notice results within days, but the best improvements usually appear 2–4 weeks after treatment.

A course of 2–3 treatments, spaced 3–4 weeks apart, is recommended. Maintenance treatments can then be done every 6–9 months.

Yes, they are safe and effective for most skin types, particularly those with dull, dry, or ageing skin.

You may experience mild redness or swelling at the injection points, but this usually settles within 24–48 hours.

• Intense hydration for dry, tired, or dull skin
• Improves skin texture, elasticity, and firmness
• Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
• Restores natural glow and radiance
• Helps with crepey or ageing skin on the face, neck, and décolletage
• Boosts collagen and elastin production for long-term results

• Anyone noticing dull, tired, or dehydrated skin
• Clients concerned with early signs of ageing (fine lines, loss of elasticity)
• Those who want a natural “skin glow” without adding volume
• Men and women of all ages who want to refresh and maintain healthy-looking skin
• Clients with crepey skin on the face, neck, or hands

Yes. They can be incorporated into a wider skin plan alongside microneedling, laser or resurfacing treatments where appropriate.

How do skin boosters work?

Results typically last several months depending on lifestyle, skin condition and maintenance schedule. Ongoing treatments may be recommended to sustain improvements.

Fat dissolving injections are most effective on areas such as the chin, jawline, stomach, thighs, and upper arms.

Most clients see results after 2–4 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

Yes. Once the fat cells are destroyed, they do not return. However, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important to prevent new fat deposits.

Mild swelling, redness, or tenderness is common for a few days after treatment — this is completely normal.

Fat dissolving injections are not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for those with certain medical conditions. A full consultation is carried out to check suitability.

• Reduces localised fat deposits in areas such as the chin, stomach, arms, and thighs
• Non-surgical and minimally invasive alternative to liposuction
• Permanent results when combined with a healthy lifestyle
• Helps contour and define the face and body
• Little downtime compared to surgical treatment

• Men and women with stubborn fat pockets resistant to diet and exercise
• Clients seeking a more sculpted, contoured appearance
• Those who want non-surgical, minimally invasive options
• People who are close to their ideal weight but need help with specific areas

The treatment uses a solution that breaks down fat cells in the targeted area. The body then gradually metabolises and removes these cells over several weeks.

Once destroyed, fat cells do not regenerate. However, remaining fat cells can expand with weight gain, so lifestyle maintenance is important.

Visible improvement typically begins after 4–6 weeks, with continued refinement following each session in the course.