Journal
Considered perspectives on aesthetics, skin health and the art of looking like yourself, only better.
Dermal fillers are one of the most requested, and most misunderstood, treatments in modern aesthetics. Before your first appointment, here is everything you actually need to know.
Charlotte Jones
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It is hard to find a treatment with broader appeal than the Hydrafacial. From acne-prone teenagers to menopausal skin, sensitive complexions to pre-event prep, it delivers, consistently.
Elle Watts
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Laser hair removal is one of the most clinically proven treatments in aesthetics. Understanding the biology behind it makes it easier to commit to the process, and to manage expectations sensibly.
Gemma Edwards
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The body contouring market has exploded. Here is what the science actually supports, and how to choose the right approach for your specific anatomy and goals.
Elle Watts
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Profhilo sits in a category of one. It does not add volume, it does not fill lines, yet patients consistently describe the result as the most natural rejuvenation they have ever had. Here is why.
Elle Watts
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Polynucleotides are not filler, not Profhilo, and not Botox. They are a genuinely new mechanism, and one of the most exciting developments in regenerative skin medicine in the last twenty years.
Charlotte Jones
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Few treatments transform a face as completely as a well-executed tear trough correction. Few treatments go as badly wrong when they are not. Here is what to understand before you book.
Elle Watts
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Patients across Weybridge and Surrey routinely ask us to choose between these two treatments. The truthful answer is that neither is universally better. They solve overlapping but distinct problems. Here is how we decide.
Gemma Edwards
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Chemical peels are one of the most clinically validated treatments in dermatology. They are also one of the most poorly explained. Here is what they really do, who they really suit, and how we choose strength.
Charlotte Jones
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Platelet-rich plasma sits at the intersection of medicine and aesthetics. It uses no synthetic product, no foreign substance, just your own healing factors, concentrated and reintroduced where they are needed most.
Elle Watts
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IV vitamin therapy has been everywhere for the better part of a decade. The science is more nuanced than the marketing suggests, but in the right clinical context, the results are real.
Gemma Edwards
ReadLip filler has been so culturally overexposed that the very phrase carries baggage. The truth is that beautifully executed lip work is almost impossible to spot, and that is precisely the goal.
Charlotte Jones
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The skin-booster category is quietly responsible for some of the most attractive 'unidentifiable' rejuvenation results in clinic. Here is what they actually do, and where they fit in a serious skin programme.
Elle Watts
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The single most common pre-wedding mistake we see is bringing the first appointment far too close to the day itself. Here is the six-month sequence we recommend to brides across Surrey and beyond.
Charlotte Jones
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Filler migration is one of the most-discussed risks in modern aesthetics, and one of the most preventable. Here is what really causes it, and how to avoid it.
Elle Watts
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The era of the overfilled face is ending. Here is why the most sophisticated clients in Surrey are quietly asking for the opposite, and how the best practitioners are responding.
Elle Watts
ReadThere is a science to pre-holiday skin prep, and there are treatments that simply do not belong anywhere near a sunbed or a long-haul flight. Here is our considered pre-holiday playbook.
Charlotte Jones
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If you are considering anti-wrinkle treatment for the first time, here is exactly what to expect, from the moment you book to the result you live with for the next three months.
Elle Watts
ReadA face does not look young because of its volume. It looks young because of the quality of its skin. Here is why skin-quality work has become the centre of modern aesthetic medicine.
Elle Watts
ReadRegenerative aesthetics is the fastest-growing category in our consultation diary. Here is what it actually is, why it matters, and how we use it across treatment plans in Weybridge.
Elle Watts
ReadBoth improve skin quality. Both involve tiny micro-injections. So how do you choose between skin boosters and polynucleotides? Here is the clinical answer.
Gemma Edwards
ReadThe patients whose treatments age most gracefully are not the ones who treat most aggressively. They are the ones who maintain their skin every day. Here is how.
Gemma Edwards
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