A lighter skin booster, and the one most people start with if they have never had injectables. It draws moisture into the skin and nothing about your face changes shape.
Seventy Hyal is a hyaluronic acid skin booster placed just under the surface of the skin. It works by holding water in the tissue, which is why it is usually described as a hydration treatment rather than a volumising one.
It is gentler than some of the stronger boosters, which makes it a common starting point for people who have never had an injectable before and want to see how their skin responds.
As with every injectable here, it starts with a consultation, and Gemma will tell you honestly if something else would suit your skin better.
Courses are priced below three single sessions, with the saving shown.
What you actually need, and what it costs, is agreed at your appointment.
Before and immediately after.
“Gemma is so lovely and so thorough with explaining every step of the process. As she is a nurse, I had full trust in her, and that showed with minimal pain. My skin felt amazing and my lips are still hydrated a month later.”
These are the three that come up most. You get real answers before anything comes out of a packet, and if the honest answer changes what you should have, she will say so.
Your medical history, your skin and your goals, talked through properly. You will know what would help, and what would not, before you decide anything.
A series of small injections placed across the treatment area, planned and performed personally by Gemma.
Written aftercare to take home, and Gemma is a message away if anything comes up before your review.
Book a consultation and Gemma will assess your skin properly, then tell you honestly what would help.
Book a ConsultationStraight answers to what comes up most before someone books.
Message her on WhatsApp. She answers them herself.
Both are hyaluronic acid boosters. Seventy Hyal is lighter and focused on hydration, while Profhilo works more on firmness and skin quality. Gemma will recommend whichever suits your skin.
Most clients describe it as a series of small scratches. Numbing options are available where appropriate and Gemma works at a pace that keeps you comfortable.
Small bumps at the injection points are normal and usually settle quickly. Some clients have light redness or bruising for a day or two.
A course of three is the usual protocol, spaced as Gemma advises. Many clients then top up periodically.
Injectables are not carried out during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and some conditions and medications need extra care. This is what the consultation is for.
Other treatments worth knowing about, and the skincare that keeps the result going once you are home.

A skin booster for firmness, texture and glow.
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Bio-revitalising injectables for overall skin quality.
From £210
A no-needle exfoliating and hydrating facial.
From £60Shop-bought skincare is weaker for a reason. The professional stuff works, but the wrong active on the wrong skin does more harm than none at all, so she picks it after seeing your skin and orders it in for you.