Concern library
Start with what you want to change.
Understand the concern first, then compare the treatments that may be relevant. Every page is problem-led, consultation-guided and clear about where aesthetic treatment has limits.
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Fat Reduction & Body Contouring
9 guides comparing the most relevant options for this group of concerns.
Double Chin
Fullness beneath the chin can be influenced by localised fat, skin laxity, genetics and the shape of the lower face.
Belly & Stomach Fat
Abdominal shape can reflect localised fat, overall fat distribution, skin laxity, posture and muscle tone.
Love Handles
Persistent fullness at the sides of the waist is often shaped by genetics, fat distribution and body proportions.
Thigh Fat
Inner- and outer-thigh fullness can vary with genetics, weight change, tissue firmness and the presence of cellulite.
Back Fat & Bra Bulge
Back folds and bra-line bulges can be shaped by localised fat, clothing pressure, posture and skin laxity.
Upper Arm Fat
Upper-arm fullness may come from localised fat, reduced muscle tone, loose skin or a combination of all three.
Cellulite
Cellulite is a common dimpled texture influenced by connective tissue, skin, fat distribution and fluid.
Loss of Muscle Tone
Reduced definition can reflect changes in muscle mass, activity, ageing, injury or the layer of tissue above the muscle.
Flat or Shapeless Buttocks
Buttock shape is influenced by bone structure, muscle, fat distribution, posture and skin quality.
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Facial Ageing
5 guides comparing the most relevant options for this group of concerns.
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Lines develop through facial movement, collagen change, sun exposure, skin dryness and normal ageing.
Sagging Skin & Jowls
Jowls can reflect skin laxity, changes in facial fat, bone support and the natural ageing of the lower face.
Hooded & Heavy Eyelids
Upper-eyelid heaviness may reflect inherited eye shape, skin laxity, brow position or a medical eyelid problem.
Dull, Tired Complexion
A dull complexion can be influenced by dryness, surface build-up, sun exposure, lifestyle and uneven tone.
Neck Lines & Tech Neck
Horizontal neck lines and creasing are shaped by movement, skin quality, sun exposure, posture and normal anatomy.
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Body Skin & Post-Pregnancy
3 guides comparing the most relevant options for this group of concerns.
Loose Skin After Weight Loss
After substantial weight change, skin may not fully contract because of age, genetics, sun exposure and the amount lost.
Crepey Skin
Crepey texture can appear as skin becomes thinner, drier and less elastic with age and sun exposure.
Post-Pregnancy Tummy
After pregnancy, abdominal shape may reflect skin laxity, fat distribution, muscle separation, posture and recovery.
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Intimate Health
1 guide comparing the most relevant options for this group of concerns.
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Bust
1 guide comparing the most relevant options for this group of concerns.