Texture, tone and clarity — treated at the depth the problem actually sits. Every plan here starts with a Mark-Vu reading of your pigment, pores, moisture and vascularity.
Acne, pigment, scarring and lesions. We treat the cause at depth rather than polishing the surface, and we will tell you when a course of sessions is the only honest answer.
Steam, enzymatic softening and careful manual extraction, followed by a calming, anti-inflammatory mask. Congestion clears without the aggressive squeezing that leaves marks behind.
For the single deep cyst that will not surface. A dilute steroid placed into the lesion settles the swelling within a day or two and lowers the chance of a scar.
Raised scar tissue is collagen that never stopped forming. Injections spaced three to four weeks apart soften it, flatten it and take the itch and tightness with them.
CO₂ laser vaporises the lesion layer by layer under local anaesthetic, so the depth is controlled and the surrounding skin is left alone. Most heal in seven to ten days.
Gentle acid exfoliation with tyrosinase-inhibiting actives — vitamin C, niacinamide and tranexamic acid — to lift dullness and even out tone without provoking the pigment further.
Microchannels open a path through the barrier so actives land in the dermis instead of sitting on top of it. Add radiofrequency and the same pass also tightens.
Insulated needles carry radiofrequency to a set depth in the dermis while the surface stays intact. A stem-cell complex goes in through the same channels, so you get tightening and barrier repair from one pass.
A cocktail of vitamins, amino acids and hyaluronic acid micro-channelled across the face. No downtime and no tightening — this is the one for dullness, dehydration and a flat-looking complexion.
Microchannels open a path through the barrier and a stem-cell complex is worked in immediately, while the channels are still open. Used for post-acne texture, thin skin and general repair.
Melasma sits deeper than a surface peel can reach. Microneedling places a brightening complex at the level where the pigment is actually being produced, which is why it works over a course rather than in one visit.
The foundation of K-beauty. Micro-injected across the face, boosters deposit hyaluronic acid, collagen stimulators and peptides into the dermis to improve the quality of skin rather than add volume to it.
High-molecular hyaluronic acid holds water at the surface while the low-molecular fraction settles deeper as a reservoir. Both weights in one session is what produces the glass-skin finish.
Poly-L-lactic acid is a collagen stimulator, not a filler. The hyaluronic acid alongside it hydrates on the day, and the PLLA keeps building structure for months after the appointment.
PDLLA for faces that have flattened rather than sagged. It restores volume by prompting your own collagen to rebuild, so the change arrives gradually and never reads as filler.
Collagen for structure, elastin for recoil and hyaluronic acid for water — the three things skin loses in different ways. Our most complete booster, and the one we suggest when everything has thinned at once.
Polycaprolactone is a biodegradable polymer that the body slowly resorbs, and the regenerative response to that process is what firms the skin. The longest-acting of the stimulators we use.
Light tuned to a target — pigment, vessel or water in the tissue. Clarity works across pigmentation and redness; Fraxel resurfaces texture and scarring.
Two wavelengths in one platform: 532nm for surface pigment and redness, 1064nm for deeper vessels and rejuvenation. Most sessions use both, which is why it handles melasma and rosacea in the same visit.
Fractional resurfacing treats a fraction of the skin at a time, leaving untreated tissue in between to drive the healing. That is what makes real texture and scar change possible without weeks of downtime.
Thirty minutes gets you a full Mark-Vu diagnostic and an honest plan — including which treatments you can safely skip.