Epidermal Levelling, also known as Dermaplaning, is a non-invasive exfoliating treatment which incorporates a special blade that gently removes dead skin cells and fine vellus facial hair. This treatment can assist with product penetration and leaves you with smoother skin.

It is suitable for dry & dehydrated skin, thickened skin, ageing skin, oily skin and open and closed comedones.

Epidermal levelling can be performed on its own or in combination with Chemical Peels, Hyaluronic Masks and LED Light Therapy.

Your Dermal Therapist will discuss your needs with you and advise which combinations will best address your concerns.

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Epidermal Levelling, also known as Dermaplaning, is a non-invasive exfoliating treatment which incorporates a special blade that gently removes dead skin cells and fine vellus facial hair. This treatment can assist with product penetration and leaves you with smoother skin.

It is suitable for dry & dehydrated skin, thickened skin, ageing skin, oily skin and open and closed comedones.

Epidermal levelling can be performed on its own or in combination with Chemical Peels, Hyaluronic Masks and LED Light Therapy.

Your Dermal Therapist will discuss your needs with you and advise which combinations will best address your concerns.

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Fotona lasers create two complementary wavelengths that rejuvenate skin gently and in a transformative way.

The 4D treatment has four steps:

1. Facial tightening, from inside the mouth
2. Gentle heating of the dermis and epidermis, producing collagen stimulation and a reduction in abnormal pigmentation and redness
3. Laser ‘brushing’ of the skin that heats the tissue and triggers tightening and an increase in volume
4. Gentle laser peel – for ‘polishing’ the skin

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Fotona lasers create two complementary wavelengths that rejuvenate skin gently and in a transformative way.

The 4D treatment has four steps:

1. Facial tightening, from inside the mouth
2. Gentle heating of the dermis and epidermis, producing collagen stimulation and a reduction in abnormal pigmentation and redness
3. Laser ‘brushing’ of the skin that heats the tissue and triggers tightening and an increase in volume
4. Gentle laser peel – for ‘polishing’ the skin

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A chemical peel is a topical solution we apply to accelerate the skin’s cell turnover.
Many of our patients request peels for cleaning, nourishing, moisturising, diminishing signs of ageing, reducing the appearance of pores, managing acne and depigmentation.

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A chemical peel is a topical solution we apply to accelerate the skin’s cell turnover.
Many of our patients request peels for cleaning, nourishing, moisturising, diminishing signs of ageing, reducing the appearance of pores, managing acne and depigmentation.

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This is a gentle and relaxing non-invasive treatment that re-energises your skin by activating different regenerative pathways. This can induce collagen stimulation and skin healing and lower the bacteria count on the skin, responsible for acne.

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This is a gentle and relaxing non-invasive treatment that re-energises your skin by activating different regenerative pathways. This can induce collagen stimulation and skin healing and lower the bacteria count on the skin, responsible for acne.

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Making the decision to have cosmetic surgery is a serious one, and patients considering a procedure should also keep in mind that they need time to recover, they will need support, and possibly time off work. They may also need other therapies such as massage and compression garments.

During your consultation we will discuss the range of options available to you and recommend treatments that have the best chance of achieving your desired goals. Part of this conversation will cover, in more detail, the types of complications and risks that apply to your specific circumstances. In general, the risks and complications of surgery are:

• disappointing aesthetic outcome
• infection
• bleeding
• scarring
• significant asymmetry (a large difference between sides)
• pain
• change in skin sensation (eg. numbness)
• allergic reaction
• anaesthetic complications
• prolonged recover and wound healing
• collections of fluid

All of these may result in the need for further treatment or surgery.

Making the decision to have cosmetic surgery is a serious one, and patients considering a procedure should also keep in mind that they need time to recover, they will need support, and possibly time off work. They may also need other therapies such as massage and compression garments.

During your consultation we will discuss the range of options available to you and recommend treatments that have the best chance of achieving your desired goals. Part of this conversation will cover, in more detail, the types of complications and risks that apply to your specific circumstances. In general, the risks and complications of surgery are:

• disappointing aesthetic outcome
• infection
• bleeding
• scarring
• significant asymmetry (a large difference between sides)
• pain
• change in skin sensation (eg. numbness)
• allergic reaction
• anaesthetic complications
• prolonged recover and wound healing
• collections of fluid

All of these may result in the need for further treatment or surgery.