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HYDRAFACIAL MY WAY...


CC Kat, Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon, named by Times, Tatler and Birmingham Post as one of the top cosmetic surgeons in the country, talks about her approach to skin health.


“Not everyone needs a breast enlargement, a tummy tuck or a facelift, but everyone should and can have good skin. As a plastic surgeon, I have a close-up knowledge of skin, having worked on the organ daily, not just on the surface, but also from within. Optimal skin health and great complexion is achieved not through using inert products on the skin (unless you are blessed with great genes), but through using scientifically proven treatments and products.


My approach to skin care involves firstly correcting specific issues (such as fine lines, pigmentation, acne and other inflammatory conditions), followed by maintaining skin health for life. This process starts with a careful


analysis of the


patient's skin with the help of our SkinSpector medical image analysis device. A programme consisting of a daily skin care routine and additional treatments is then prescribed and tailor made for each patient.


unique


The Hydrafacial has become an integral part of our skin care programme. It works using a unique 6-step method.”


STEP 1 - DETOX Lymphatic drainage improves circulation, detoxification and tone,


resulting in firmer skin.


STEP 2 - CLEANSING AND EXFOLIATION Dead skin cells are removed to reveal healthy, new skin whilst botanical cleansers and glucosamine are delivered deeply into the skin.


STEP 3 - BRIGHTENING AGENT This gentle glycolic and salicylic solution loosens debris from pores


ready for extraction whilst brightening the appearance of the skin without irritation.


STEP 4 - EXTRACTION Painless, automated extractions draw out impurities using honey extract.


STEP 5 - HYDRATION HydraFacial Vortex-Fusion technology delivers a cocktail of the most


advanced antioxidants, peptides and hyaluronic acid to replenish the skin and promote optimum skin health


STEP 6 - REJUVENATION Red and infrared LED light reduce redness and stimulate collagen,


repairing the skin, whilst blue LED light targets the bacteria causing acne.


“We have added our signature to the Hydrafacial treatments with a deluxe version by adding a masque and a massage. Treatments are also individualized with adjustments to the different steps to meet the patient's needs. We have also developed specific protocols to address ageing, pigmentation, acne and rosacea. Areas such as the décolletage, back of hands and back can also be treated.


The science behind this wet microdermabrasion system makes sense and is convincing. Patient feedback has been uniformly positive, and the improvements to the skin can be seen and felt immediately. It is no wonder that the Hydrafacial has burst onto the celebrity scene, becoming a firm favourite for famous faces including Paris Hilton, Beyonce, Suki Waterhouse, Emma Bunton, Sophie Anderton and our very own local celebrity Karren Brady.


Of all the skin treatments available to me, Hydrafacial is the one I would choose for myself regularly.”


Visit cckat.com or call 0845 373 1818 to book an appointment. Enquiries at kelly@cckat.com We are located near Brindley Place in Birmingham.


CC KAT AESTHETICS - 08453731818 Birmingham Laser, Skin & Cosmetic Surgery Clinic


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