Frequently Asked Questions

We offer Botox, dermal fillers, HydraFacial, chemical peels, microneedling, microdermabrasion, laser hair removal, electrolysis, laser tattoo removal, laser vein treatment, sclerotherapy, clinical dermatology, clinical nutrition, medical weight loss, non-invasive body sculpting, vaginal rejuvenation and dental whitening. See our treatments page for details.

Treatments are carried out by our trained clinical team, led by Dr. Uzo Iloabachie. You can read about our specialists on the About page.

At your consultation we assess your skin, ask about your history and goals, and recommend a plan. If a treatment is not suitable for you, we will say so.

Comfort varies by treatment and from person to person. Your practitioner will explain what to expect, and how any discomfort is managed, before you decide to go ahead.

It depends on the treatment and your skin. Some, such as Botox and dermal fillers, are repeated as needed, while others, such as laser hair removal and laser tattoo removal, need a course of sessions. Your plan will tell you what to expect.

Session length varies by treatment. We will tell you how long to allow when you book and at your consultation.

Recovery and aftercare depend on the treatment. You receive aftercare instructions before you leave the clinic, and you can contact us with any questions.

Botox is a prescription medicine used for cosmetic treatment, and it carries possible side effects. Your practitioner will assess whether it suits you and explain the risks before treatment.

This varies with the type of filler, the area treated and the person. Your practitioner will talk through realistic expectations at your consultation.

It depends on the depth of the peel. Lighter peels may need little or no recovery time, while deeper peels can take several days. Your practitioner will explain what to expect for your peel.

We assess your skin tone, hair type and treatment area at a consultation before recommending a plan. Laser hair removal is not suitable for everyone, so assessment comes first.

Like any treatment, it carries possible risks and side effects. It is carried out by trained practitioners after an assessment, and we explain the risks before you start.

Most people need a course of sessions. The number depends on you and the area treated, and your plan will tell you how many to expect.

The area is cleaned, a cooling gel or cooling device may be used, and the laser is passed over the area. Your practitioner will talk you through each step and what you may feel.