Chemical peels, microneedling, LED therapy, dermaplaning and bespoke facials — all done after a proper consultation, adapted to your skin type and chosen for what your skin actually needs.
Skin treatments done properly start with understanding what your skin actually needs.
No treatment here is chosen from a standard menu. Before anything is applied, there is a proper skin consultation — looking at your skin type, your concerns, what products you're using, your lifestyle, and what stage your skin is at.
Some skin needs a gradual approach. Some people need one specific treatment done well rather than several done lightly. That conversation happens before anything else.
The treatments available — peels, microneedling, LED, dermaplaning and bespoke facials — are all used as part of a considered process, not as standalone quick fixes. If something isn't right for your skin at this point, I will tell you that honestly.
A chemical solution is applied to the skin to remove the outer layers and encourage new cell turnover. Different peel strengths and acids (glycolic, lactic, salicylic) are chosen based on your skin type and what it needs. Commonly used to help improve the appearance of skin texture, tone and clarity over a course of treatments.
Best for: Dullness, uneven tone, congestion, fine lines, pigmentation and rough texture.
Fine needles create controlled micro-injuries in the skin to trigger the body's natural repair response and may support collagen production. Commonly used to help improve the appearance of skin texture, scarring and firmness. A numbing cream is applied before treatment. Redness and sensitivity for 24–48 hours afterwards is normal.
Best for: Acne scarring, fine lines, general skin quality improvement, enlarged pores and skin laxity.
Different wavelengths of light penetrate the skin to target specific concerns. Red light supports collagen production and skin repair; blue light targets acne-causing bacteria. Completely pain-free and non-invasive. Often used as part of a treatment course or alongside other therapies for enhanced results.
Best for: Active acne, post-treatment recovery, redness, sensitivity and collagen support.
A sterile surgical blade is used to gently exfoliate the surface of the skin and remove fine vellus hair (peach fuzz). Leaves skin noticeably smoother and more even immediately. Makeup sits better and skincare products absorb more effectively afterwards. No downtime required.
Best for: Dull skin, smooth skin texture, improving makeup application and enhancing product absorption.
A fully tailored facial combining cleansing, exfoliation, extractions where needed, massage and mask — chosen and adapted around your skin on the day. No set menu. The products and techniques used depend on what your skin needs at that specific appointment.
Best for: General skin maintenance, first-time facial clients, or those wanting a thorough treatment without a specific skin concern.
Both remove the outer layer of dead skin to improve clarity and brightness. A peel targets deeper concerns; dermaplaning gives an immediate smooth result with no downtime.
Salicylic acid peels work inside the pore to clear congestion. Blue LED targets the bacteria that cause active breakouts. Often used together across a treatment course.
May support collagen remodelling to help improve the appearance of acne scars over a course of 3–6 sessions. Results are gradual and cumulative.
Microneedling may support collagen production over a course of sessions; a peel may help improve the appearance of skin texture and tone more immediately. Both are suitable for clients concerned with early fine lines depending on skin type.
A bespoke facial addresses surface and deeper dehydration with the right products chosen for your skin on the day. A good starting point, and often the most immediately comfortable option.
For skin that's in good condition but needs consistent care, regular bespoke facials every 4–6 weeks keep it clean, balanced and well-maintained without over-treating it.
No skin treatment here starts without a proper conversation about your skin. This is not a quick tick-box — it's a real look at what you're working with and what will actually help.
Book a ConsultationWe look at your skin type, concerns, lifestyle, current products and treatment history. Honest advice is given about what is and isn't suitable for your skin right now.
Based on the consultation, a treatment or sequence of treatments is recommended. Some concerns respond best to a single treatment; others to a course of 4–6 sessions.
Treatments are carried out carefully and without rushing. You are talked through what is happening and what to expect in terms of sensation and results.
Clear aftercare instructions are given after every treatment. What to avoid, what to use, and when to come back — all explained before you leave.
Skin treatments are not carried out over active eczema, psoriasis, rosacea flare-ups, open wounds, cold sores or any active infection in the treatment area. If you are experiencing a flare-up, please rearrange your appointment.
Most chemical peels and microneedling treatments are not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Gentle bespoke facials may be suitable — please get in touch to discuss before booking.
If you have had recent Botox, filler, laser or other cosmetic treatments, a waiting period is usually required before skin treatments can be carried out. Please mention this during your consultation.
Certain medications (including Roaccutane, blood thinners and topical retinoids) and conditions (including diabetes or autoimmune conditions) may affect whether a treatment is suitable for you. Always disclose your full medical history at consultation.
Book online and your consultation is included. No obligation — just an honest conversation about what your skin needs and whether the treatments here are a good fit for you.