14 Imperial Arcade, Huddersfield, HD1 2BR | Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm
Face and skin treatment begins with a consultation to discuss your concerns, medical history, expectations and suitability. The clinic can then explain which available route may be appropriate and what aftercare or follow-up is involved.
Digital Face & Skin Analysis — £60. This non-invasive imaging assessment records visible skin characteristics such as texture, oiliness, hydration, pigmentation and areas of concern to support consultation and treatment planning. It does not diagnose a medical condition, replace clinical assessment or guarantee treatment suitability.
Depending on the concern and current service availability, enquiries may include acne, pigmentation and scarring support, microneedling, mesotherapy, PRP or PRF, skin boosters, peels, dermal fillers, lip enhancement and anti-wrinkle consultations.
Treatment is never guaranteed to produce a particular result. Prescription-only treatments are discussed privately during an appropriate consultation and are not advertised by brand name.
Your appointment begins with a discussion of your concerns, goals and the type of result you are hoping to achieve. This helps the clinic understand whether an aesthetic route may be suitable.
The clinic may ask about your medical history, previous treatments, medication, allergies and expectations before advising on an appropriate route.
If treatment is suitable, the clinic can explain the available options, realistic outcomes, aftercare and any important considerations before you decide whether to proceed.
You should receive guidance on what to expect after treatment, when to seek advice and whether any follow-up is recommended.
This service is for clients who want a responsible consultation-led route into aesthetic treatment. The clinic will discuss suitability, expectations and aftercare before any treatment decision is made.
Yes. Aesthetic treatment should begin with a consultation so suitability, expectations and next steps can be discussed.
Yes. The website should frame this as a consultation or enquiry route, not as a public advert for a named prescription-only medicine.
The aim should be a considered, appropriate result based on your consultation and suitability. No outcome should be guaranteed.
That depends on the treatment, suitability and clinic process. Contact the clinic if you need to confirm before booking.