Cosmetic Treatments
Cosmetic treatments such as dermal fillers, injections, and laser work are used to minimise scarring, pigmentation, wrinkles, volume loss and other conditions linked to skin damage and ageing. This type of treatment can be done on the cheeks, chin, forehead, eyes, nose, neck, and decolletage. For a successful cosmetic treatment, a first consultation with one of our cosmetic doctors is mandatory to get clarity around your expectation, skin needs, and desired end results. If you’re looking to slow down signs of ageing or enhance your appearance, cosmetic treatments can be a lasting alternative.
Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are soft injectable gels made of Hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is naturally-occurring in the body, although it diminishes as we age. However, fillers can be used at any age to plump the lips and cheeks, refine the jaw, and smooth the skin appearance. Fillers can last between 3 to 6 months.
PDO mono threads
PDO mono threads are absorbable polymer filaments that are threaded into your jawline, chin, eyebrow or nasolabial line to tighten saggy skin tissue. This minimally-invasive procedure is used to reshape your skin without the need for surgery and promotes collagen production. Each thread is thinner than a hair and safely dissolves overtime (results can last up to 12 months).
Liquid Gold
Liquid gold is a cosmetic treatment using thrombocytes, a platelet of blood cells forming in the bone marrow that is extracted from the blood plasma. For this procedure, a blood sample is taken, thrombocytes are separated and re-injected into your desired area of concern. The aim of this minimally-invasive procedure is to boost tissue preparation, collagen production, and cell production. 2 to 3 treatments are often recommended for best results, with little side effects.
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Are there side effects linked to cosmetic treatments?
Side effects are a possibility with cosmetic treatments and often come down to a combination of things, whether that’s the product used, the provider’s preference, and your skin nuances. Common side effects are often mild, short-lived, and may include swelling and bruising for 2-3 days depending on your treatment. Although less common, rashes and itch can also occur as an allergic reaction to the injection. Through a first consultation, our cosmetic doctor will walk you through the procedure, pre and post care protocol, as well as any potential side effects.
What if I am running late for my appointment?
If you are late, this may impact the length of your appointment. Please contact reception if you anticipate that you will be late for your appointment.
What should I wear to my appointment?
If you are coming for a skin check, please wear loose fitting clothing that is easy to undress for us to monitor your complete skin. We also ask that you come with no makeup or remove it before your appointment with wipes. It is not required to shower before your appointment.
Should I wear makeup to my appointment?
If you are coming for a skin check it is important you remove all make up/face creams before you arrive or use the wipes at our reception. Our skin checks will involve you removing all the clothing you are comfortable with and will involve a female nurse escort if you are examined by a male doctor.
Will photographs be taken at my appointment?
Clinical photography allows us to monitor, assess and plan your treatment plans accordingly. Images will be taken at each appointment with your consent. Lesions will sometimes be photographed for surveillance with your consent.
Find out what cosmetic treatments are right for you by booking your first consultation with one of our doctors.
