Non-Surgical & Skin
Small, precise treatments can soften lines, refine contours, restore volume, and improve skin quality with minimal downtime. My approach is anatomy-led: we treat the right layer—muscle, dermis/collagen, fat, or structural support—so results look natural and calm, not “done”.
What we can address
- Forehead/frown/crow’s feet lines; fine lines, enlarged pores
- Volume restoration & contouring: cheeks, lips, chin, jawline; selected tear-trough cases; small non-surgical nose edits
- Neck definition and lower-face width (masseter)
- Shoulder/neck bulk (trapezius) for a longer neck line
- Photo-ageing, pigment, texture, overall glow
- Benign skin lesions (moles, cysts, lipomas) and scar refinement
Treatment categories
Dermal Fillers (Hyaluronic Acid)
Reversible HA to restore light and proportion—cheeks, lips, chin, jawline; selected tear trough; small nasal contour edits. Minimal volume, maximum balance; safe planes and conservative dosing.
Botox / Anti-Wrinkle
Precise neuromodulation to soften expression lines while preserving movement (forehead, glabella, crow’s feet, bunny lines, lip flip, chin dimpling).
Nefertiti Lift (Neck & Jawline)
Targets platysma and jawline pull-down vectors to refine the cervico-mental angle.
Slim Lower Face (Masseter)
Masseter modulation to slim a square lower face and ease clenching tension.
Trap Box (Trapezius)
Streamlines the neck–shoulder line by debulking the upper trapezius for a longer silhouette.
Collagen Stimulators
Biostimulatory injectables (e.g., CaHA/PLLA families) to improve firmness and texture without adding bulk—face, neck, hands.
Skin Treatments
Evidence-based protocols for texture, tone, and glow: peels, boosters, mesobotox, polynucleotides—matched to skin type and season.
Chemical Peels
From gentle brightening to medium-depth resurfacing for dullness, pigment, and fine lines.
Mesobotox
Intradermal micro-dosing to refine pores/sebum and micro-lines without weakening expression muscles.
Skin Boosters
Non-volumising HA for hydration and radiance; better suppleness and light bounce.
Polynucleotides
Biostimulatory gels that support repair, elasticity, and fine-line softening, including delicate areas.
Minor procedures with meticulous closure and scar care.
Moles & Skin Tumors
Assessment and excision of suspicious or bothersome lesions; histopathology when indicated.
Cysts & Lipomas
Removal via discreet incisions with attention to capsule integrity to reduce recurrence.
Scar Revision
Surgical refinement, resurfacing, subcision and targeted injectables to blend scars with surrounding skin.
Non-surgical vs minimal surgery — choosing wisely
- Non-surgical: fast recovery, gradual change, maintenance required.
- Skin surgery: one procedure, discreet scars, definitive for lesions and selected scars.
I recommend the least invasive option that will genuinely meet your goal.
Downtime cheat-sheet (typical)
- Dermal fillers: mild swelling/tenderness 24–72 h; integration over days
- Neuromodulators: back to routine same day; peak effect ~7–14 days
- Boosters/Polynucleotides/Mesobotox: 24–48 h of mild redness/blebs
- Collagen stimulators: swelling/tenderness 24–72 h; gradual results
- Peels: from glow-only to 3–7 days visible flaking (depth-dependent)
- Skin surgery: sutures 5–7 days; scar maturation over months
(Individual variation applies; you receive a personalised plan and aftercare.)
Safety & transparency
- Reversible HA only for volumising/contour; no permanent fillers
- Vascular-safety protocols and hyaluronidase available on site
- Dosing tailored to facial dynamics; conservative, layered approach
- Meticulous sterile technique for all surgical skin procedures
FAQs
Will I look “overfilled” or “frozen”?
No. Fillers are used to restore proportion and light; Botox is mapped to preserve movement.
Can I combine treatments in one visit?
Often yes (e.g., anti-wrinkle + fillers or boosters). We stage deeper peels/biostimulators to keep downtime predictable.
How often do I need maintenance?
Botox 3–5 months; fillers 6–18 months by area/product; collagen stimulators in sessions with long-tail improvement.
Do you remove suspicious moles?
Yes—clinical assessment first; histopathology arranged when indicated.
