Chemical Peel Warwickshire

The LA Facial achieves fabulous results delivered by using the latest in dual modality Fractional and Thermal radio-frequency technology, operated only by trained clinicians. The two part treatment works firstly by using the Fractional RF, this delivers heat energy deep into the subcutaneous layers to regenerate and stimulate collagen whilst simultaneously it gently resurfaces the top layer of skin, which will be replaced with new, fresh and supple skin. This is immediately followed by the Thermal RF treatment which heats and tightens the tissue beneath the surface causing new collagen to grow and naturally restoring a more youthful you. Radio-frequency treatment passes directly through your skin and gets to work exactly where it’s needed. Watch the lines fade and the shine return to your complexion. Aftercare – During the following week you will experience a few days of rough skin, this can be combated with our LA Beautiful moisture repair cream. Typically the rough skin will no longer be visible 1 week after the treatment. We recommend our LA Beautiful range of creams and SPF to help protect the skin (will need to add our recommended products). Area - £200 Full Face - £350  Courses available! 

Upper lip

Chemical Peeling is a technique used to freshen facial skin in a controlled way. Mr Matthews uses the TCA (Tri-Chloracetic Acid) Blue Peel devised by the celebrated Professor Zein Obagi, whom Mr Matthews hosted for Professor Obagi’s first ever UK Blue Peel seminar, in Coventry in the early ‘90’s. The beauty of this method is that, unlike phenol peels (Mr Matthews does not favour fruit acid peels as they are generally very superficial and transient), it is possible to ‘read’ the changing appearance of the skin whilst doing the Peel on account of the Blue dye mixed in with the TCA. This allows the skilled Peeler to take the Peel down to the optimal level in the skin to produce the desired effect and also to avoid going too deep with the attendant risk of scarring.

This is done to improve/abolish facial wrinkles through muscle relaxation on a temporary basis. Very small doses are injected through a very fine needle into the area between the eyebrows (glabella) for central frown-lines, the forehead for forehead wrinkles and/or the outer lower eyelid area to treat ‘Crow’s Feet’ creasing. The injections block fine receptor sites on muscles so that the chemical interaction with tiny nearby nerve endings cannot work when the nerve tries to make the muscle contract. As a result, the muscle relaxes completely in that area and the wrinkles in the overlying skin are eased as well.

Mr Matthews favours the use of hyaluronic based fillers which require a top-up after four to six months rather than permanent fillers with ‘foreign material’ as these can sometimes cause great trouble if, for instance, infection occurs. The injection are carried out on an outpatient basis, with or without local anaesthetic as necessary. Restylane causes some localised redness which tends to settle quickly (approximately 24 hours).