The latest content related to non-surgical treatments.
Non-Surgical
Botox
Over the last 20 years Botox has become a household name, generating more magazine headlines than the celebrities that have received the wrinkle reducing injection. The procedure has seen a huge growth in use and popularity in recent years and is considered a miracle cure to maintain youthful looks. But what is Botox? And how does it work?
Hair Removal
How many times have you longed for a permanent solution to that embarrassing body hair?
For thousands of women, this is no joke- they are literally so self conscious they avoid social contact and are suffering such low self esteem that it really affects their personal relationships. It is well documented that almost 150 years ago people were starting to look for permanent methods of hair reduction.
Medispa: A new approach to beauty treatment
A new concept has been growing in the world of beauty treatments, the Medisa (sometimes called a ‘Medi Spa’, ‘Med Spa’ or ‘Medical Spa’).
The idea is to combine medical beauty treatments with the traditional ‘spa’ approach. But what exactly is a Medispa?
Frotox anti-ageing treatment
Botox ™ has been around for years, and has become established as an anti ageing treatment used by both celebrities and us 'normal' people. Despite the fact it is regarded as safe, many people don't want purified botulinum toxin inserted into their face.
Laser Lipo
Obesity has become a global epidemic, so the opening of slimming centres around the country is no suprise. In many large cities, there are no less than 30 laser lipo clinics, promising to offer “instant inch loss”!!!
These clinics promote fat reduction and weight loss, apparently without exercise or the need for surgery. But is this just too good to be true?
Scar Reduction
Scars can have a serious impact on the perceived beauty of an individual. The psychological hurt can often be worse that the actual damage, as the affected person remembers how they used to look.
Scars do not only have a visual impact. The hardening and adverse tissue changes can also affect mobility and movement.


