Profhilo
An injectable hyaluronic acid-based option discussed where improving skin hydration and quality is the priority.

Start with your concern, not a treatment name. Consultation compares Profhilo, polynucleotides, microneedling and dermaplaning against your skin, priorities and tolerance for downtime.
The clinic offers Profhilo and polynucleotide injectable treatments alongside microneedling and dermaplaning. Discussions may focus on hydration, texture, visible fine lines or the overall look and feel of the skin.
These services are not interchangeable. Suitability, course, discomfort, downtime, risks and aftercare differ. The relevant evidence and limitations are explained for the option being considered.
An injectable hyaluronic acid-based option discussed where improving skin hydration and quality is the priority.
An injectable treatment considered for selected skin-quality concerns after suitability and relevant allergies and sensitivities are reviewed.
A controlled procedure using fine needles to create microchannels, with the proposed course and downtime tailored to the skin.
A non-injectable exfoliation procedure using a sterile blade to remove surface cells and fine vellus hair.
Discuss your skin, current routine, previous procedures, health history and priorities.
Your practitioner explains which treatments may be appropriate, as well as limitations and alternatives.
Agree the treatment, timing, expected course, fee and preparation only if you wish to proceed.
Receive procedure-specific guidance and a route back to the clinic if you have questions.
Your consultation is the place for advice specific to you. These answers offer a useful starting point.
Begin with the concern rather than a treatment name. During consultation, the practitioner can compare appropriate options and explain why one may be more suitable than another.
Some procedures are offered as a course while others may be occasional. The proposed number and spacing depend on the treatment, your skin and response.
Downtime differs between treatments and individuals. Preparation, expected short-term effects and aftercare will be explained for the specific procedure before you decide.
A consultation helps identify an appropriate starting point without asking you to choose a treatment first.