the outer surface of the skin.
With twenty years aesthetics experience these treatments are tried and tested as providing noticeably lifting and tightening of the skin in addition to minimising fine lines and wrinkles:
ULTHERAPY®
Recognised globally as the ‘Gold Standard’ for skin lifting and tightening, non-invasive Ultherapy® is the only treatment to work at the skins’ deep foundational or SMAS layer. It uses DeepSee® technology to precisely identify, target and revitalise sleeping collagen allowing you to ‘build a bank of collagen’. Ultherapy® slows down the ageing process in the long term whilst also giving you a noticeable lift and tightening of the skin in the short term.
SECRET RF
Secret RF is a treatment that combines radiofrequency with micro-needling to kickstart collagen production at the mid-levels of the skin structure. The targeted radiofrequency energy works to revitalise, rebuild and smooth the skin, resulting over time in a firmer and more evenly toned complexion.
CLINICAL SKIN CARE
At the epidermis or outer layer of the skin, clinical skincare products offer higher levels of active ingredients such as retinol which go deep beneath the epidermis to your dermis. Once in this middle layer of skin, retinol helps boost the production of elastin and collagen, which creates a “plumping” effect that can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles whilst firming the skin. I recommend ZO SkinHealth® clinical products created by dermatologist Dr Zein Obagi. The products are clinically proven and safe and in just 12 short weeks your skin and collagen will be function more effectively.
DO COLLAGEN DRINKS AND SUPPLEMENTS WORK?
The market is literally awash with drinks and supplements promising to boost your collagen levels and reduce ageing. Some are more effective than others. I recommend Skinade® as they are scientifically formulated to trigger the body’s own production of natural collagen and elastin for a healthier, firmer complexion.
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AIR AESTHETICS EXPERTS
The Air Aesthetics team of experts offer medical and specialist expertise in an extensive range of aesthetics, health and wellness treatments and therapies. The team is led by:
Dr Claire Oliver (GDC) Medical Director
Dr Oliver is one of the Midland’s leading aesthetic practitioners with over 20 years of experience in non-surgical facial rejuvenation. She is an advanced cosmetic injector and has extensive knowledge of skin health and anti-ageing with an emphasis on natural results.
Dr Sarah Wright (GMC)
A GP and medical aesthetician, Dr Wright specialises in the rejuvenation of ageing skin and cellulite. Heading up Women’s Wellness clinic she offers Menopause consultation and treatments and uses the very latest advanced technologies to achieve outstanding results with vaginal tightening
Call 01564 794 103/0121 663 6335 to arrange a complimentary consultation. Visit
www.airaesthetics.co.uk or email
hello@airaesthetics.co.uk for more information.
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