With 41 years of scientific research and development, 36 years of medical application, 1.8 million uses and no adverse or allergic reactions, Polynucleotides are the gold standard in true skin regeneration. Utilising filtered, ultra purified and sterilised natural DNA fractions, this injectable serum offers some serious benefits and incredible, visible results.

Incredibly, Queen Cleopatra was one of the first advocates of chemical peels and used goat’s milk (lactic acid) to achieve softer skin. Since then, chemical peels have become one of the top 10 most commonly performed aesthetic procedures in the world, thanks to their versatility and ability to enhance the results of skincare regimes, as well as tackling more significant skincare concerns such as pigmentation, treating photodamage, post-blemish scarring, wrinkles, and dullness.

In recent years, the demand for non-invasive cosmetic treatments has seen a significant rise, with individuals seeking ways to rejuvenate their appearance without undergoing surgery. One such treatment that has gained popularity is the radio frequency facial, this facial is like a relaxing warm massage for the face. Extremely relaxing and comfortable ‘no needles’ facial which promises to tighten and lift the skin while promoting collagen production…. And it delivers!

In the quest for youthful and radiant skin, various beauty treatments have emerged over the years. High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) is one technology that has gained popularity for its non-invasive approach to skin tightening and rejuvenation. While HIFU offers impressive results, it often leaves users wondering why the process takes time before the effects become noticeable. In this article, we go into the science behind HIFU and explain why the wait is worth it.

Did you know our eye’s are often the first thing to show signs of ageing, stress and fatigue. The skin around the eyes is particularly fine and fragile. We blink up to 15,000 times per day, we laugh, we cry and squint in the sun, so fine lines can form quickly and slower circulation to this area also accentuates dark circles and puffiness.