Advanced Facial Treatments
Advanced care for healthier skin.
Treatments chosen for your skin, not for the trend. Whether you’re managing acne, redness and rosacea, pigmentation or early signs of ageing, the aim is simple: healthier skin, and the freedom to go make-up free when you choose.
Not sure where to start?
Most of the time, people don’t know exactly which treatment they need or want, and that’s completely normal. That’s why we recommend starting with an Introductory Facial.
During your Introductory Facial, we’ll assess your skin and take the time to chat through:
- What you’d like to improve
- Treatments and products you’ve used in the past
- Your medical history
- Your current homecare routine
- Your lifestyle and how much time you realistically want to spend on your skin
From there, we’ll create a treatment plan that makes sense for you.
Not looking for in-clinic treatments right now?
We also offer a Skincare Consultation. We’ll assess your skin and recommend a simplified, considered routine to start with. We work with a carefully chosen range of brands, including Miss Alice Targeted Skincare, Reform Skincare, Clinicare, WISH, Skinvisibles and Medik8, so recommendations are based on what your skin needs, not on one brand’s full range.
Why homecare matters
What you do at home is incredibly important for your results. Think of it like looking after your teeth: your daily skincare is brushing twice a day, and in-clinic treatments are your six-monthly trip to the dentist. You wouldn’t skip brushing just because you have a dentist appointment booked. Your skin works the same way.
Our approach
We don’t chase hype or trends. Our focus is skin health, supported slowly and gradually, with the skin barrier at the heart of everything we do.
Your skin is the largest organ in your body. It keeps harmful things out and holds the good things in. It deserves to be respected, not overloaded.
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Microneedling works with your skin’s own biology, prompting it to do the work of repairing and renewing itself
When the Dermapen’s fine needles prick the skin, it’s a bit like setting off a fire alarm. The skin treats it as a real emergency and sends in reinforcements to repair the area. That repair process is where the real work happens: old, sluggish collagen is broken down, and the skin is prompted to produce fresh collagen and elastin. Think of these as the scaffolding that keeps skin firm, plump and strong. Blood flow to the skin increases too, delivering the oxygen and nutrients it needs to function well.
The result is skin that performs more like younger skin again. It’s one of the most effective treatments we offer for overall skin rejuvenation, and an excellent option for slowing the visible signs of ageing, as well as improving texture, fine lines, enlarged pores and some types of acne scarring.
Needle depth, speed and the number of passes are adjusted according to the area, the concern and how your skin is presenting on the day. More aggressive doesn’t automatically mean more appropriate.
Who is it for? Microneedling is suitable for anyone aged 18 and over who wants to:
- Improve skin texture
- Brighten the skin and even out its colour
- Reduce brown marks and pigmentation
- Soften the appearance of acne scarring
- Slow the visible signs of ageing
What to expect: Skin is cleansed and prepared before treatment. Most people describe the sensation as a vibrating or scratching feeling. Straight after treatment, we apply a soothing sheet mask followed by Dermalux medical-grade LED light therapy to help calm the skin and support recovery. Redness is normal and typically settles within a day or two.
How many treatments? We usually recommend a course of 3–6 treatments, depending on your skin and concerns, spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Maintenance treatments are then recommended to keep results going.
Is it right for you? Microneedling may not be suitable for everyone. Active breakouts, certain skin conditions, medications and recent treatments can all affect suitability.
The word “peel” can conjure up images of red, raw, shedding skin. That isn’t necessarily what a peel looks like, or what it should look like.
Chemical peels use carefully selected acids to exfoliate the skin at a controlled level. They’re a great option for anyone struggling with acne, congestion, breakouts or hyperpigmentation. Different concerns don’t necessarily respond to the same approach, and pigmentation in particular can behave very differently depending on its cause, which is why choosing the right peel matters.
Peels are also a lovely way to brighten the skin before an event or holiday. By removing that old, sluggish outer layer, they reveal fresher skin that reflects light beautifully, and clients often tell us their make-up sits much more smoothly afterwards.
What’s included: Depending on your skin, your treatment may include a double cleanse, manual extractions, your chosen peel, a soothing sheet mask and Dermalux medical-grade LED light therapy to calm the skin and support recovery.
What to expect: A warm or tingling sensation is common during treatment. Afterwards, skin may feel tight or dry, and some peels cause light flaking over a few days. Visible peeling isn’t a measure of how well a peel has worked.
How many treatments? We usually recommend a course of 3–6 treatments, depending on your concerns. Depending on the type of peel, treatments can be carried out every 2–4 weeks.
Aftercare: Daily SPF is essential following a peel, alongside gentle cleansing and hydration. We’ll give you clear aftercare advice specific to your treatment.
Stronger doesn’t mean better. Appropriate does.
GlycoAla Bio is often called liquid microneedling because it stimulates the skin without needles. Microscopic, needle-like structures, derived from natural freshwater sponges, are formulated into a cream and massaged into the skin. They work their way down into the dermis, creating a similar effect to standard microneedling but with no physical needles or punctures.
Once in the skin, they can remain there for up to 72 hours, continuing to stimulate the skin before naturally expelling themselves.
Like Dermapen microneedling, it works with your skin’s own biology, encouraging it to renew itself. It can help to:
- Stimulate collagen and elastin
- Refine skin texture
- Even out skin tone and brighten dull skin
- Speed up cell turnover
- Strengthen overall skin health
Who is it for? Liquid microneedling is a great alternative to standard microneedling, particularly for anyone with active acne, congestion or hyperpigmentation, or anyone who would rather avoid the physical punctures of traditional needling. We also have clients who have tried both treatments, and they typically have a preference for various reasons. We’re happy to talk you through the differences.
Is it suitable for everyone? Liquid microneedling isn’t suitable for anyone with an autoimmune condition, or a history of eczema, psoriasis or hay fever. We’ll go through your medical history at your skin assessment to make sure it’s the right choice for you.
What to expect: You may feel a light prickling sensation as the cream is massaged in, and this can continue for a day or two while the micro-needles are working. Afterwards, mild redness, tightness or dryness for a few days is normal, and skin may feel slightly textured for a short time as it renews. That’s part of the process.
How many treatments? We recommend a course of 3–4 treatments, spaced two weeks apart. Results build with each session, so every treatment builds on the last. Think of it as a non-injectable skin booster.
£140 per treatment
Radiofrequency is a relaxing, non-invasive treatment that uses controlled heat energy delivered into the deeper layers of the skin. This gentle warming can support collagen production, helping to improve skin laxity, firmness and overall skin quality.
Compared to microneedling, collagen production with radiofrequency is slower and more gradual. It isn’t about dramatic change. It’s a gentle way to support your skin over time, with no needles, no punctures and no downtime. Most people can return to normal activities straight away.
What to expect: A warm, massage-like sensation. Skin may look slightly flushed afterwards, which usually settles quickly.
How many treatments? For best results, we recommend a course of 6 treatments. Radiofrequency can also be enjoyed as a one-off hydrating glow-up facial, or as part of a maintenance routine in between microneedling or chemical peel treatments.
Good skin management is a marathon not a sprint.
£85 per treatment
When skin feels tight, dry, reactive or sensitive, the instinct can be to reach for something stronger. Often, what it really needs is the opposite.
The Epicutis Barrier Reset Facial is designed for dry, dehydrated, reactive and sensitive skin. It focuses on calming inflammation, replenishing hydration and restoring the skin barrier, so your skin can get back to functioning the way it should.
About Epicutis
Epicutis was born in a biotech research lab at Princeton University. The brand is built on a simple belief: healthy skin comes from supporting the barrier and reducing inflammation, not from overloading it with actives. Its formulations are minimal, using fewer, carefully chosen ingredients alongside patented molecules developed specifically to strengthen the barrier, improve hydration and help skin recover.
It’s also a truly luxurious brand. Epicutis brings together clinical science and a beautiful sensory experience, with elegant textures that feel as good on the skin as they are effective.
No unnecessary ingredients. No harsh actives. Just what your skin needs to feel calm and comfortable again.
How it resets your skin
Rather than stimulating the skin, this facial works to soothe and strengthen it. Skin is gently cleansed before we apply the Epicutis enzymatic peel. Enzymes gently dissolve dead skin cells without the harshness of stronger acids, leaving skin smoother and brighter while still respecting a delicate barrier. Skin is then deeply hydrated and nourished with barrier-supporting lipids, leaving it calmer, softer and more resilient. It’s a comfortable treatment with no downtime.
How often? The Barrier Reset Facial can be enjoyed as a one-off facial, or booked whenever your skin needs it to calm inflammation, whether that’s after a flare-up, a change in season or a period of stress on your skin.
Sometimes the best thing you can do for your skin is give it a break.
£85 per treatment