RF Microneedling
Needling with radiofrequency heat, for scarring, pores and texture in one course.
From £350Microneedling with radiofrequency, delivering heat below the surface for texture and tightening.
An array of fine insulated needles passes through the skin to a set depth, then delivers radiofrequency energy from the tips. The heat lands in the deeper layer where collagen remodelling happens while the surface takes far less of it, which is what allows a meaningful energy dose with only a few days of visible recovery. Depth is adjusted across the face, deeper along the jaw and shallower under the eyes.
Three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, reviewed three months after the last.
Not used if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active skin infection or cold sore in the area, have a pacemaker or implanted electrical device, or have taken oral isotretinoin in the last six months.
Every treatment here is assessed at consultation first. This list covers the common reasons we would not proceed, and it is not exhaustive. Bring your medication list and tell us about anything you are being treated for.
Day one looks like a strong sunburn. Days two and three show a fine grid of dots that makeup covers reasonably well. Most people book it for a Thursday and are back in the office on Monday.
It is one of the better options for rolling and boxcar scarring because it works on texture and on the tethering underneath at the same time. Ice pick scarring responds less well and may need a different approach.
Yes. Because the energy is delivered by needles rather than by light, it does not target pigment, which makes it one of the safer resurfacing options across skin tones. We still patch test and use conservative settings.
Needling with radiofrequency heat, for scarring, pores and texture in one course.
From £350Focused ultrasound that heats the deep support layer to lift the jaw, brow and neck.
From £450Fractional laser that removes columns of damaged skin so it is replaced with new tissue.
From £400Or just ask
If it is not on the menu, or you are not sure what to call it, say so in your own words and the team will answer. Ask about this treatment.