Juvelook is a next-generation skin-boosting, skin-rejuvenating injectable treatment that combines Poly D, L-Lactic Acid (PDLLA) microspheres with hyaluronic acid (HA).
This unique dual-action formula provides immediate hydration and progressive collagen stimulation, helping to improve skin quality safely and gradually.
Juvelook is particularly well-suited to the delicate under-eye area, but it can also be used across the face for general skin revitalisation.
How Juvelook Works
Juvelook has short-term and long-term benefits:
Immediate effect:
The hyaluronic acid gel gives a soft, natural hydration boost.
Skin appears fresher, smoother and slightly plumper right after treatment.
Long-term collagen stimulation
PDLLA microspheres encourage your skin to produce new type I collagen over several months.
This leads to firmer, thicker, and more elastic skin.
Results develop gradually and look very natural.
Why Choose Juvelook?
Safe for delicate under-eye skin
Gradual collagen stimulation with very natural results
Improves crepiness, fine lines and skin laxity
Helps reduce mild hollowing and tired-looking eyes
Enhances overall skin texture, density and elasticity
Minimal downtime
Long-lasting results (typically 12–18 months after a course)
What Areas Can Juvelook Treat?
Juvelook is designed for superficial and delicate areas where traditional collagen stimulators may be too strong. Common treatment areas include:
Under-Eye / Tear Trough Region
Juvelook is particularly effective for:
Fine lines and creasing
Crepey skin texture
Mild hollowing
General loss of firmness
Tired appearance
Full Face & Skin Quality
It can also be used across the face to improve:
Fine lines
Loss of elasticity
Enlarged pores
Dull or thin skin
Early signs of ageing
What to Expect During a Juvelook Treatment
A consultation will assess suitability and create a personalised treatment plan.
Numbing cream may be applied for comfort.
The product is injected using a fine needle or cannula.
Treatment typically takes around 20–30 minutes.
You can return to most normal activities immediately.
Recommended Treatment Plan
For optimal results:
2–3 sessions, 6 weeks apart, are recommended.
Maintenance sessions every 12–18 months.
Aftercare Instructions
To support the best outcome:
Avoid touching or applying makeup to the area for 24 hours.
Avoid strenuous exercise, heat, saunas and alcohol for 24 hours.
Apply SPF daily to protect skin quality.
Minor swelling or redness is common and settles within a day or two.
Avoid massaging the treated area unless advised.
Possible Side Effects after Juvelook Treatment
Juvelook is generally very well tolerated. As with any injectable treatment, possible temporary effects include:
Redness
Light swelling
Pin-prick marks
Bruising
Tenderness
Rare risks include:
Allergic reaction
Infection
Small lumps or nodules
Your practitioner will discuss these with you in detail and advise how to minimise risks.
Who Is Not Suitable for Juvelook?
Juvelook is not recommended in the following:
Pregnant or breastfeeding
Active skin infections or inflammation in the treatment area
Allergic to any ingredients
Certain autoimmune conditions (your practitioner will screen for these)
When Will I See Results?
A freshened, hydrated look may appear immediately due to the HA component.
Collagen production begins to improve gradually over 6–12 weeks.
Full results continue to develop for several months after each session.
Why Choose Juvelook Over Other Under-Eye Treatments?
Gentler than traditional fillers in delicate areas
Lower risk of puffiness or the “Tyndall effect”
Strengthens the skin rather than simply filling
Provides long-term collagen support
Very natural looking
Book a Consultation
If you would like to book a consultation or learn whether Juvelook is right for you, please book a consultation with Dr Teri Johnson, who provides this treatment at Cheshire Lasers.
Profhilo Structura is an exciting new treatment that regenerates the superficial fatty tissue under the skin. In the same way that Profhilo restores skin cells, Structura restores the tissues in the adipose layer of the skin to give a lifting, contouring effect. It is the first and only treatment available in 2024 with evidence that it can stimulate the cells in this layer.
How does Profhilo Structura differ from Profhilo?
Structura contains more Hyaluronic Acid (90mg/2ml ) than Profhilo (64mg/2ml), which means it behaves differently in the tissues.
Standard Profhilo spreads easily through the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin.
Structura spreads in the fatty tissue, activating ageing adipose fat cell receptors and encouraging them to mimic the behaviour of their youth. This improves fat cell quality and a lifting effect. Structura is clinically proven to restore superficial fat to its original position, effectively reducing facial hollows and skin laxity, resulting in a more lifted, contoured, and rejuvenated facial profile.
Like the original Profhilo, Structura is not a filler. The results people achieve are due to tissue regeneration.
Both treatments offer unique rejuvenation and anti-ageing benefits tailored to different concerns and treatment areas.
What does the treatment involve?
The treatment is quick and easy to perform with minimal discomfort. A cannula inserts the product into the correct layer and position, and an immediate lifting effect can often be seen. The product then gets to work, stimulating the cells in the adipose layer. A second treatment is required 30 days later to continue the process and achieve visible results.
There is minimal downtime, so you can go about your day after treatment.
Maintenance and Follow-up
Maintenance treatments are typically every four to six months to maintain the results, depending on a person’s individual response.
Who is suitable for Treatment?
We recommend Structura treatment for patients with well-defined structures that need superficial enhancement. It is a popular choice for those seeking natural, subtle improvements without a drastic change in facial volume.
There are different treatment protocols depending on how you have aged.
‘Saggers’ – heavier faces with skin descent due to laxity, slight jowl formation and flatting of the cheek. By injecting along their cheekbone and in front of their ear, we can achieve more reshaping in a natural, balanced manner. Profile 2.
Is Profhilo Structura Safe?
So far, studies have shown no concerning adverse events.
Patients have reported high satisfaction and have also shown an increase in skin thickness and texture.
Can I combine Structura with other treatments?
It can be used alongside other aesthetic treatments, including Botox and Fillers. Treating each layer of the face according to its needs ensures a holistic improvement for best results.
Look at her reviews below and let her patients help you decide.
How do I leave a review about Dr Kyra Drinnan?
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Reviews from Dr Kyra Drinnan’s patients:
“Dr Kyra is an extremely professional and knowledgeable person. From the get go I felt in very safe hands, she advised on the best treatment for myself and the results were great. I can highly recommend.” BDP
“Excellent service, Kyra went out of her way to provide the treatment I wanted. Diane
“Excellent service from booking appointments, to the reminders, then the treatments!!!
Dr Drinnan is very welcoming, professional and explains each stage of treatment. ” Angela
“Great treatment, extremely professional and safe. “.RB
“I’ve been getting botox in the masseter muscles to help with involuntary jaw clenching, with Dr Kyra for a few months, the service has been fantastic from the start and I’m really happy with the results. It was very important to me to find an injector that’s a fully qualified doctor, as these are such vital muscles for eating and talking ect. so i feel very comfortable with Kyra’s experience and knowledge. I’ll definitely be continuing with Dr Kyra and really can’t see myself going anywhere else.” S.W. On Google.
“Options available clearly explained, procedure, likely results and side effects clearly explained, non judgemental approach by Dr Drinnan and very professional. Felt confident I had chosen the correct clinic.” Anthony
I am so pleased with my botox treatment, I love it! My doctor Kyra is lovely, very helpful and answers all my questions. The clinic is really friendly clean and inviting.
I would definitely recommend to all my friends! Kinga
Thinking of purchasing a Gift Voucher for a loved one?
Here at Cheshire Lasers, we have a wide variety of associate specialists working under the same roof. They all have their own business; therefore, if you are considering purchasing a voucher for a loved one it is important you have the correct voucher for the correct specialist.
We can accept card payments, cash, or bank transfers. To pay by bank transfer, please email us at cheshirelasers@hotmail.co.uk we can email you the details.
You can collect the Vouchers from the clinic, or we can post them to you.
Cheshire Laser’s vouchers can be used to purchase:
To purchase them at reception, please pay with cash.
Alternatively, you can pay directly by bank transfer or card from Dr Hazlehurst. To purchase this way, please contact her at khazlehurst@doctors.org.uk or 07786862241, and she will send you her bank details or a link to pay online. Dr Hazlehurst can leave the vouchers at reception or post them to you.
Samantha J Hatton Podiatry Vouchers
These are available at reception.
Our receptionist can accept cash payments for these; alternatively, we can arrange for you to pay by bank transfer or on her card machine at a convenient time when she is in the clinic.
Vouchers can be used to pay for podiatry treatments with Samantha and her associates.
Alternatively, you can pay by bank transfer or card to purchase this way; please contact Jade at jade@beautology.org.uk. Jade can send you Beautology’s bank details or a link to pay by card online.
These are available at reception. Your loved one can use this towards one of her Aesthetic Treatments.
You can purchase these from reception in cash.
Alternatively, you can pay by bank transfer or card to purchase this way; please contact Katey by text at 07583 126346 or email at nevaehaesthetics@gmail.com. She can send you Nevaeh Aesthetics’ bank details or a link to pay by card online.
Dark circles appear under the eyes for many reasons and may simply be a genetic condition. ‘Periorbital hyperchromia’ – is a technical name that refers to the area around the eye socket caused by excessive pigmentation and is one of the most common reasons for circles under the eyes seen in all ages.
Other people have the appearance of dark circles just due to their anatomy and the shape of the structures around the eyes. In certain lights, shadows are cast in any hollows and under any protruding eyelids or eyebags, which make the area look dark.
Other causes of Dark Circles include:
Dehydration of the skin cells makes dark circles more noticeable.
Simply drinking more water can bring about a marked reduction in the circles. Sometimes a topical B5 serum is needed to improve the skin’s hydration.
Stress / Lack of sleep: can make the skin appear more sunken or make eye bags look puffier, which can make dark circles more noticeable.
Drinking alcohol: The consumption of alcohol allows the small blood vessels in the skin to dilate or expand, so dark circles under the eyes may become more prominent. Dehydration also occurs, which adds to the problem.
Ageing: As people age, their skin becomes thinner due to a reduction of fat and collagen, making the blood vessels beneath it more noticeable, which thereby makes the area under the eyes appear darker. In addition, the ligaments under the eye weaken and in some people the fat loss causes the skin to sag and create a tear trough and sometimes a bag. These create a shadow on the skin, creating the appearance of dark circles under the eyes.
Pigmentation: The eyelids’ skin is often darker than that of the rest of the face. But in some people, this can be more pronounced. This can be genetic or caused by environmental factors. The most common cause is sun exposure. Pregnancy, hormones and trauma to the skin, such as excess rubbing of the eyes, can also increase pigmentation. A good SPF eye cream is recommended if you are at risk of high sun exposure.
Vascular congestion: This is an area containing many small blood vessels. In some people, these are congested, causing a somewhat purple discoloration. Patients who suffer from allergies could get venous congestion under the eye creating dark circles.
What can be done to improve dark circles?
To improve dark circles, you first need to understand the cause.
After this, the key is to work out if the causes are treatable or not. You can not change the shape of someone’s face however some simple causes can be improved.
Treatments to be considered include:
Concealer
The right coloured concealer applied in the right way can make a massive difference to dark circles. If you struggle to do this, it is worth booking in with a reputable makeup artist who can teach you how to do it more effectively.
Avoid Dehydration
Sometimes drinking more water or applying a B5 serum for hydration is all that is needed.
Treatments to reduce pigmentation:
Topical treatments can be applied to gently lighten the skin and an SPF can be applied to prevent further pigmentation for any sun exposure.
Collagen Stimulation using Radiofrequency technology can also be effective using the Endymed 3D Deep or ThermaClinic these treatments are relaxing and non invasive with no downtime but a course of 6 is required every 1- 2 weeks.
Ultraformer HIFU treatment is another device treament which uses Ultrasound Energy to stimulate collagen. It is a little bit more painful and more aggressive but is more effective. We recommend 3 treatments one every month.
Neogen is another excellent collagen stimulator. This device uses Nitrogen Plasma to stimulate collagen. This causes some mild discomfort and sometimes 3-5 days down time. A course of treaments is usually required for best results.
The CACI Eye Revive is a three step treatment that stimulates collagen using radiofrequency and also by infusing products in to the skin that hydrate stimulating new collagen. It can give a temporary improvement after one treatment but for best results a course of treatments is recomended. It is also a great way of boosting the eye area before a special event.
Juvelook is a biostimulatory injectable combining: Hyaluronic acid (HA) for hydration which can brighten and reduce the look of shadows right away and also Poly-D,L-lactic acid (PDLLA). PDLLA stimulates the body’s collagen production over weeks to thicken and strengthen the under-eye skin. Thicker skin is less transparent and shows less of the bluish vascular shadow that contributes to dark circles. This dual action supports skin improvement over time by adding hydration and encouraging collagen growth. It reduces the shadow effect and brightens the under-eye area.
Due to it being an injectable treatment, slight swelling or bruising can occur which could last several days. A course of three treaments are usualy required.
Juvelook tends to be most effective when the dark circles are due to:
Thin under-eye skin that reveals underlying vessels
Hollowing/tear troughs casting shadows
General aging/texture changes around the eyes
Treatments to improve Tear Troughs:
Tears develop due to soft tissue volume loss in the cheek and eye area. The ligaments of the lower eyelid weaken and the bony area under the eyelid becomes accentuated. This can also lead to the appearance of lower eyelid fat pockets (eye bags), and both of these changes can lead to a dark shadow or hollow beneath the eyes and can cause a tired appearance.
At Cheshire Lasers, we treat Tear Troughs with the following:
At Cheshire Lasers, we use hyaluronic acid Dermal Fillers to treat tear troughs. These fillers slowly break down over time, and in most patients, results can last a year. You may need a top-up procedure to achieve the best results.
Depending on your anatomy and your medical practitioner’s preference they may use Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero or Teosyal Redensity 2 a filler designed especially for the tear trough area.
PRP treatments for the under eye and the upper eyelid lead to stimulation of your own collagen and elastin and regeneration of new healthy skin tissue for gradual, natural and real results that improve in the 2-3 months following a single treatment.
We recommend two to three treatments, 2-3 months apart. PRP injection treatments below the skin in the under-eye area do not have immediate results. Unlike Dermal Fillers, which are instant, PRP is resorbed by your body within 2-3 days. There is then a gradual tissue regeneration which continues for months. You see the final results 3-4 months after each treatment. PRP treatments improve fine lines, texture, loose skin, loss of volume, deep wrinkles and some pigmentation.
Treatments to improve Eye Bags:
We can do very little at Cheshire Lasers to help with eye bags. In most cases, the best treatment is surgery.
Some of the treatments mentioned above can help, but the results are subtle and will not last long without regular treatments to maintain results.
The CACI Eye Revive is our favourite non-surgical treatment for eye bags. It can give a temporary subtle improvement and is worth trying. If it helps, it is an excellent way to boost the eye area before a special event.
What can I do at home to enhance my results?
The skin under the eye is the thinnest of the face. As we age, the blood vessels underneath become visible and create a darkened reflection. Investing in an Eye Cream: that includes Retinol, Peptides, Caffeine, and Antioxidants is key. Retinol works by exfoliating dead skin cell leading to collagen production. Peptides applied topically send “signals” to through the skin to prompt the formation of new collagen. Caffeine constricts blood vessels which reduces puffiness and redness. Antioxidants (ex: Vitamin C or Green tea) offer powerful protection from the sun and also brighten the skin.
Polynucleotide (PN) skin rejuvenation treatments have gained significant attention in aesthetic medicine. They involve a revolutionary, non-invasive procedure for enhancing skin texture and appearance. Based on utilising biological substances to stimulate tissue regeneration, PN treatments have emerged as a promising solution for individuals seeking to revitalise their skin without resorting to more invasive procedures.
What are Polynucleotides?
Polynucleotides are the building blocks of DNA molecules. They have been used since the 1950s for burn and wound healing and are known to possess bioactive properties that can aid in repairing and rejuvenating damaged skin.
They have been created synthetically or can be from animal origin. The most common products available for skin rejuvenation are extracted from salmon or trout sperm. The DNA is purified so that patients with fish allergies are still suitable for treatment.
Nucleofill and Plenhyage are created from Salmon DNA fragments, and Plinest is made from Trout DNA fragments.
How do Polynucleotides work?
When injected into the dermal layer of the skin, the PN DNA fragments act as signalling agents that stimulate fibroblasts and trigger the body’s natural regenerative processes, promoting cellular regeneration. This results in collagen and elastin synthesis and the production of essential structural proteins and hyaluronic acid, which improve hydration and moisture retention, restoring youthful skin characteristics.
As a result, patients may observe a reduction in the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging skin. They also can create a healthier complexion and reduce the visibility of skin imperfections such as pigmentation irregularities and scars.
The gradual and cumulative effects of polynucleotide skin rejuvenation treatments make them a preferred option for individuals seeking gradual but noticeable improvements in their skin quality.
How long do the results of Polynucleotides last?
The results of PN treatments may generally last several months to a year. The average response lasts for six to nine months.
The duration of the effects of PN Treatments varies depending on the specific type of PN used, individual response to the treatment, and the initial condition of the skin. The longevity of their effects also depends on the body’s natural ageing process and environmental factors.
Which areas can Polynucleotides Treat?
PNs can revitalise the skin on all areas of the face and body.
Face: To improve facial skin’s texture, tone, and elasticity. They can help reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and other signs of ageing, resulting in a more youthful and radiant complexion.
Neck and décolletage: The delicate skin on the neck and décolletage can also benefit from PN treatments, helping to tighten and firm the skin in these areas and reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
Hands: PN therapy can be used to rejuvenate the skin on the hands, minimising the visible signs of ageing, such as thinning skin, wrinkles, and age spots, thereby improving the overall texture and appearance of the hands.
Body: PN treatments can also be applied to various areas of the body, such as the arms, abdomen, and thighs, to promote skin regeneration, improve elasticity, and reduce the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks.
Scalp: In recent years, PN treatments have gained attention for their potential to promote hair growth and improve scalp health. When administered to the scalp, PN therapy can help strengthen hair follicles and stimulate hair growth, contributing to thicker and healthier-looking hair.
How many Treatments will I need?
Most people require three treatment sessions in total.
We recommend one session (2ml) every 14- 21 days.
Contraindications to Polynucleotide Treatment
Pregnancy
Breast Feeding
Active skin infections
Patients with the following conditions can sometimes be treated with caution:
Blood Thinning Medication
Autoimmune conditions
What side effects can I expect after a PolyNucleotide Skin Rejuvenation Treatment?
During treatment, you will experience pin-prick bleeding and sometimes itchiness.
For several days, you can expect the following in the treatment area:
redness
slight swelling
Bruising
Occasionally, the bruising and swelling can last longer.
After Care
Avoid touching the treated area for at least 12 hours
Avoid Makeup for 24hrs
Avoid direct sun exposure
SPF to protect the area and prevent further skin ageing.
No facial treatments for two weeks
Who Performs Polynucleotide Treatments at Cheshire Lasers?
The following Doctors and Nurses perform Polynucleotide treatments at Cheshire Lasers:
Dr Kyra Drinnan uses Plenhyage but can also use Nucleophill.
Dr Hazlehurst uses mainly Plinest, Newest and Plenhyage but can also use Nucleophill
Polynucleotide skin rejuvenation treatments represent a breakthrough in the field of aesthetic medicine, offering a safe and effective solution for individuals looking to revitalise their skin’s youthful characteristics. By harnessing the regenerative potential of PN molecules, these treatments stimulate collagen synthesis, enhance skin hydration, and promote overall skin health, leading to a more radiant and youthful complexion. As the field of aesthetic medicine continues to evolve, polynucleotide skin rejuvenation is poised to remain a prominent player in the quest for achieving natural and long-lasting skin rejuvenation.
At Cheshire Lasers, we use Dermaforce to deliver RadioFrequency (RF) Microneedling. This advanced treatment combines microneedling with Radiofrequency (RF) technology to effectively treat a large number of cosmetic concerns, with excellent results.
This combination treatment has become more and more popular recently due to improvements in the way the technology is used to deliver better results. It is also more popular due to its extensive coverage on social media and in the press.
How RadioFrequency Microneedling Works
Insulated fine gold-plated needles deliver Bi-Polar Radio Frequency (RF) into the skin. The depth of the treatment varies depending on the skin concerns that need treating. The radiofrequency energy heats the tissue in the region of 55 – 65°C and, depending on the depth, will stimulate cell renewal, new collagen, increased hydration and resurfacing.
How is New Collagen Stimulated?
The energy/heat released into the skin causes immediate trauma to the existing mature, dehydrated collagen cells causing contraction and damage to this tissue. This damage stimulates a fibroblast action (fibroblasts are the connective tissue cells that produce collagen and elastin) which results in the production of new collagen and an increase in the diameter of the collagen fibres. The spaces between the fibres are also reduced.
This result causes an increased density of the dermal layer giving a skin-tightening effect.
What Can RadioFrequency Microneedling Treat?
Loose and Sagging Skin
Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Pitted Skin
Uneven skin texture
Stretch Marks
Which areas can it treat?
We usually recommend a full-face treatment rather than treating specific facial areas. However, we can focus more on specific areas if they need more improvement.
Areas that RF Microneedling work well on include:
Crows feet
Neck and décolletage
Perioral/ Mouth area
Jowls and jawline
Large pores
Scaring
RF Microneedling can also treat areas on the body, including hands, arms, knees and abdomen.
Before and after RF Microneedling
After one treatment at Cheshire Lasers.
Before and after supplied by the manufacturer
Contraindications to RF Microneedling
Pregnancy, recent pregnancy or breastfeeding
Pacemakers
Metal Implants near the treatment area ( within 2.5cm ) Exclude fillings and most dental work.
Infected or inflamed skin
Any active infection
Uncontrolled Diabetes and Epilepsy
Some Auto-Immune Conditions
Active Cancer
Keloid Scarring (historical or current)
Skin Thinning Medication, including Roaccutane Steroid Medication
Anticoagulant Medication
Selected Immunosuppressants
Hernia or Mesh near the treatment area
If you have a history of cold sores, you must discuss this at your consultation.
Intervals Between Other Treatments.
For the following cosmetic procedures, allow a two weeks window before and after treatment:
Botox
Superficial Peels
Microdermabrasion
IPL / Laser
If you have had the following procedures in the treatment area in the last 18 months, you will require a medical assessment to assess your suitability:
Dermal Fillers
Sculptra
Skin Boosters
Threads
If it is in a different area, treatment can be commenced 2-8 weeks later, depending on your assesment.
Retinol product and Prescription Vitamin A treatments stop three days before treatment and restart at least three days after or once the skin has fully recovered.
What is a RF Microneedling Treatment Like?
The treatment can be uncomfortable due to the needling and the heat generated. We can reduce the discomfort by applying anaesthetic cream before your treatment.
During the treatment, your skin will go red and will start to feel warm, like sunburn.
During Treatment
Shortly after Treatment
You will see red squares on your skin due to heat energy and the vacuum in the handpiece. These squares usually go in a few hours, but sometimes it can take a few days for them all to go from the face, and even longer after body treatments.
Up to 24 hours: you will possibly experience erythema and mild swelling.
2–3 days: reduced erythema and minor skin dryness and flaking.
3–4 days: potential dryness.
4–5 days: full recovery.
4–6 weeks: improvement in collagen health visible.
Side Effects after RF Microneedling
Expected side Effects Include:
Redness for up to 24 hours
Mild Swelling up to 24hrs
Dryness and Flaking for around three days
Complete recovery usually occurs 3 to 5 days after treatment.
Less Common Side Effects Include:
Bruising
Prolonged redness or red patches for several days
Prolonged dryness and flakiness for a week
Please contact us if you experience any other side effects after your treatment,
Pre Treatment Advice:
Stop using ‘active’ skincare three days before treatment (ie. AHA, BHA, Retinol (Vitamin A)).
Avoid direct sun exposure before and after treatment.
Excessive facial hair, beards and moustaches need to be clean-shaven prior to treatment.
Avoid the use of aftershaves and perfumes on the treatment area.
Post Treatment Care
Avoid direct sunlight for 24 hours, and no sunbeds during your Dermaforce course.
Do not apply spray tan or self-tan for 2–3 weeks post-treatment.
Use SPF 50 sunscreen.
Avoid touching the skin directly after treatment.
Keep skin dry for 24 hours and avoid scratching
Avoid active skincare for 3–5 days after treatment.
No swimming for 24 hours
No exercise or strenuous activity that will cause sweating until the skin has recovered.
Post Treatment Suggestions
Use a clean pillowcase.
Use hydrating and anti-inflammatory skincare.
Avoid non-mineral makeup for 24 hours.
Avoid swimming, hot tubs, saunas and active exercise for 48 hours.
Consider the environment. Hot, humid conditions can contribute to excess inflammation.
The CACI Hand Rejuvenation Treatment is CACI’s newest treatment which treats the hands with a unique combination of their new Rejuvenating Hand Mask and Electro Glove technology.
Hands can be one of the first areas to display signs of ageing, they are also constantly exposed to the elements often causing the skin to become sun- damaged, dry, cracked and dehydrated.
This treatment will leave your hands feeling silky smooth and looking visibly softer and more youthful.
What Does the CACI Hand Rejuvenation Treatment Involve?
It involves the application of the CACI Rejuvenating Hand Masks, then inserting the hands into the CACI Electro Gloves (made from a special electrically conductive material). The Gloves are then connected to the CACI machine, which produces tiny electrical impulses which deliver the rejuvenating effect.
The Hand mask is an intensive skin conditioning glove which contains powerful ingredients, including Hyaluronic Acid, Hydrolysed Collagen and Shea Butter. These ingredients help combat the sign of ageing by softening the skin and smoothing the appearance of fine lines.
The electrical pulses help deliver the product into the skin and boost the circulation, as well as stimulate collagen. This improves skin firmness and also leaves your hands feeling soft, supple and rehydrated.
How Often Should I Have a treatment?
You can have a course of treatments. Similar to other CACI treatments, a course of 10 is usually required for best results, ideally two a week.
However, you can have a one-off treatment to give your hands a treat and enhance their hydration.
How Long Does the CACI Hand Rejuvenation Treatment Take?
The treatment takes 30 minutes.
You can have the treatment on its own, but it is more popular as an add-on treatment as we can treat your hands at the same time as some of our CACI facial treatments. This means the total treatment time is only an extra 10 minutes.
The Ultimate Hand Rejuvenation Treatment
The Ultimate Hand Rejuvenation Treatment involves the above CACI hand treatment combined with our popular Biorepeel TCA peel.
This treatment Combines the CACI Hand Rejuvenation with a Biorepeel.
The peel component improves collagen stimulation and resurfaces the skin, improving skin tone and texture while reducing pigmentation.
This treatment takes 40 mins but is 20 minutes as an add-on treatment.
It can be performed every two to three weeks, and you can perform the standard CACI treatment in between.
Which CACI Treatments can I add the Hand Treatment to?
