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Choose from our network of convenient UK treatment room locations for your consultation and treatment in a professional setting.
Arrange a Home Visit
Prefer treatment at home? Many of our treatments can be carried out in the comfort and privacy of your own home, subject to suitability and availability.
Explore Your Non-Surgical Treatment Options
Non-Surgical Body Contouring for Localised Fat
Non-Surgical Skin-Focused Treatment for the Face and Body
Radiofrequency Microneedling for Skin Appearance
Injectable Treatment for Selected Localised Fat Deposits
Fat-dissolving injections are used in certain non-surgical procedures intended to address small, localised deposits of fat.
These procedures are not designed for overall weight loss and aren’t suitable for everyone. A clinical assessment is needed to discuss the product being used, treatment suitability, potential risks and realistic expectations.
Electromagnetic Muscle Stimulation for Body Contouring
A Combined Approach to Skin-Focused Aesthetic Procedures
Cryotherapy for Selected Benign Skin Blemishes
CryoPen uses controlled freezing to treat certain benign skin blemishes, including selected skin tags and other suitable lesions.
Before treatment, we’ll discuss the area you’d like treated and whether cryotherapy may be appropriate. Any suspicious, changing or undiagnosed skin lesion should be assessed by a suitable healthcare professional before cosmetic removal is considered.
Information and Assessment for Intimate Health Concerns
FemiWand uses focused ultrasound technology in procedures involving vaginal tissue. If you’re considering this type of treatment, it’s important to understand the available evidence, possible risks and limitations. Concerns such as vaginal dryness, discomfort or changes following childbirth should be discussed with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before any procedure is considered.
Understanding Electromagnetic Pelvic Floor Stimulation
Erectile dysfunction can have several causes, and finding the right approach starts with understanding what's behind the symptoms. If you're experiencing ongoing difficulties, your GP can help identify possible causes and discuss suitable treatment options.
Bowel control problems can have several underlying causes, including changes in pelvic floor function. If you're experiencing faecal incontinence, speak to your GP for an assessment. They can discuss the treatment options available and whether specialist pelvic floor support may be helpful.
A simple, personalised process to help you choose the right treatment for your goals.
A one-to-one discussion to understand your goals, medical history and suitability.
A tailored treatment plan with clear information and realistic expectations.
Your treatment is carried out in clinic or at home (where suitable).
Aftercare advice and ongoing support to help you get the best from your treatment.
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