As the seasons shift, so do the needs of our skin. Winter, in particular, brings a unique set of challenges that can leave your complexion feeling dull, dry, and less radiant. Cold winds, lower humidity, and indoor heating all contribute to stripping the skin of essential moisture, weakening its barrier, and making it more prone to sensitivity. This is why adapting your skincare routine during the colder months is so important — not only to protect your skin but also to resto

Testosterone. It's a buzzword lately, especially in discussions about women's health and menopause. As a menopause specialist, Dr Lorraine is often asked to prescribe testosterone. Simply treating with testosterone without thinking about the whole person is not always helpful. We need to consider the whole patient – the 'biopsychosocial' factors that contribute to a woman's experience of sexuality and well-being. The Biopsychosocial Lens: Seeing the Whole Picture Biological:

As a British Menopause Society accredited advanced menopause specialist, Dr Lorraine is incredibly passionate about helping women navigate the often turbulent waters of perimenopause. There's nothing more rewarding than seeing someone's quality of life dramatically improve after finally understanding what's happening to their body and finding effective treatment. But here's a frustrating truth she sees all too often: by the time women reach her clinic, they've often been thro

When we talk about “skin rejuvenation,” it’s easy to picture glowing complexions and smoother texture, but beneath the surface, true regeneration begins with controlled cellular stress . NeoGen Plasma isn’t just another device in the aesthetic toolkit; it’s a technology rooted in physics, chemistry, and the body’s natural repair biology. To understand why NeoGen stands apart, we have to start with one element: nitrogen . The Mechanism of Nitrogen Plasma: Energy Transformation

As an aesthetic nurse, one of my top priorities is ensuring every treatment I perform is both effective and safe for my patients. Over...

Oestrogen is a power house hormone. Every organ in our body has oestrogen receptors and the skin is no exception. Our skin is a large...

When we think about ageing, most of us focus on fine lines or wrinkles on the face. But did you know that one of the first areas to give...

The aesthetics industry is booming, and with that comes an ever-growing number of training providers offering courses in injectables,...

Summer is here—and with it comes the desire to feel confident, refreshed, and radiant. Whether you're planning beach days, weddings,...

Massage therapy offers a wide range of physical and emotional benefits, from relaxation to pain relief. But not all massages are created...

Skin cancer isn’t just something that happens to “other people” or only to those who sunbathed in the '90s without SPF. The truth is,...

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) and post-surgical massage have gained popularity in both medical and cosmetic recovery circles—but along...

Liposuction is a popular cosmetic procedure that removes excess fat from the body, resulting in a more contoured appearance. While many...

Hi everyone! I’m Kate, a registered nurse prescriber and aesthetic injector, and today I want to talk about a trend I’ve been seeing all...

In the ever-evolving world of aesthetic medicine, LED light therapy has emerged as a powerful, non-invasive tool for skin rejuvenation...

Aesthetic medicine is evolving faster than ever, blending advanced science with personalised skincare to meet the growing demand for...

The eye area is often one of the first places to show signs of ageing, fine lines, dark circles, thinning skin, and loss of volume can...

Cryotherapy is a highly effective, non-invasive treatment that uses extreme cold to remove unwanted skin lesions. At our clinic, we...

As a dedicated skin therapist at a medical aesthetics clinic, I often encounter clients who are confused and concerned about the...

As an aesthetics nurse and a proud key opinion leader for Neogen this blog seemed easy to write, but I’ve tried to not be too biased when...