Dr Teri Johnson MBChB is Medical Director of Cheshire Lasers in Middlewich, established 2008. She qualified in medicine at Liverpool University in 1993 and was a GP partner at The Oaklands Medical Centre for 25 years, retiring from general practice in 2025. She is GMC registered, a full member of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine, a BCAM appraiser since 2015, and Save Face accredited.
Samantha Hatton owns SJH Podiatry at Cheshire Lasers in Middlewich.
She graduated from the University of Westminster in 1992 with a degree in Podiatric Medicine. Samantha is registered with the Healthcare Professions Council (HCPC) and is a member of the Royal College of Podiatry.
Samantha has worked extensively within the NHS for over 25 years, encompassing a range of clinical and managerial roles. A large proportion of her time was spent as a Diabetes Specialist Podiatrist.
Samantha is local to Middlewich and now works solely as a private podiatry practitioner. She continues her education to provide the best advice and treatments for all clients, including children, regardless of age or medical conditions.
She ensures that she follows the College of Podiatry code of conduct, and her registration with the HCPC can be confirmed by following this link: https://www.hcpc-uk.org/check-the-register/
Samantha has her own Podiatry Clinic at Cheshire Lasers Middlewich.
They take measures to reduce any risk of cross-infection. Use sterilised instruments, and all records are strictly confidential.
What to expect at your appointment:
At your initial podiatry appointment, a general medical history will be taken, including details of any medication, lifestyle, allergies etc. A basic foot examination will include an assessment of your circulation & nerve supply, a basic structural examination, and a discussion of your foot problem. Samantha can then recommend a treatment plan.
Samantha can see anyone with any medical condition, regardless of age (including children).
Hand reflexology is a natural, non-invasive therapy that promotes relaxation, relieves tension, and supports overall well-being. By applying gentle pressure to specific reflex points on the hands, this technique stimulates the body’s natural healing process, encouraging balance and improved function in corresponding organs and systems.
Relaxation & Wellness at Your Fingertips
Hand Reflexology can be offered as an alternative to Foot Reflexology, and is delivered as with foot Reflexology working on the various points that correspond with body organs and pressure points. It is a gentle and non-invasive therapy ideal for those who wish to experience the benefits of Reflexology via the hands. Sharron Roughton has experience of offering this to younger clients who may prefer this to foot Reflexology. Particularly suitable for Anxiety and Stress and coping with difficulties with school life.
What are the Benefits of Hand Reflexology?
Reduces Stress & Anxiety – Helps calm the nervous system and promote relaxation.
Eases Pain & Tension – Supports relief from headaches, joint stiffness, and muscle discomfort.
Improves Circulation – Encourages better blood flow and oxygenation.
Supports Digestion & Hormonal Balance – Aids in relieving bloating, constipation, and hormonal fluctuations.
Boosts Energy Levels – Restores vitality by enhancing overall well-being.
Enhances Sleep & Relaxation – Helps promote deeper and more restful sleep.
During a treatment session, Sharron will gently massage and apply pressure to key reflex points on your hands. Sessions are deeply relaxing and can be enjoyed as a standalone treatment or alongside other therapies.
Discover the benefits of hand reflexology and experience the power of holistic healing—because wellness is truly in your hands!
TCA is a powerful acid used in the more aggressive chemical peels for skin improvement and rejuvenation. It promotes rapid skin improvement and also dermal collagen remodelling. The acid damages the surface of the skin, which then causes healing and repair. Although it works wonderfully, it also comes with a much higher risk of side effects in comparison to milder peels.
pHformula uses a unique delivery complex PH-DVC™, which transports the TCA molecules into the deeper skin layers allowing the active ingredients to work deeper within the skin rather than damaging the surface. This complex significantly reduces skin injury. Therefore the skin is more tolerant, and there is rarely any downtime, unlike many other TCA peels.
pHformula TCA Touch contains:
30% TCA
Arbutin for its skin-lightening properties
Magnesium Sulfate for its anti-inflammatory effect
PH-DVC the delivery complex
This combination results in intense stimulation and cell renewal with excellent skin tolerance and effectiveness.
The PH-DVC complex allows for maximum efficacy without the negative side effects normally seen with conventional peelings, allowing controlled protons release. No severe superficial trauma, complications or side effects and excellent skin tolerance!
When to consider a TCA Touch Peel
TCA Touch has an instant lifting and cell renewal effect ideal for anti-ageing but can help improve skin with a range of problems.
Sun-damaged skin
Lines and wrinkles
Pigmentation and skin discolouration
Newly obtained scars
Suitable for all skin types
Can be used on the face, neck and décolletage
Contraindications to TCA Touch
This treatment is very safe.
The main contraindications include:
Pregnancy
Breastfeeding
Infection near the treatment area
Any skin infection
Sensitive skin
Sunburn
How often can I have a TCA Touch Treatment?
The TCA Peel is usually a one to three-session treatment with around 4 to 6 weeks in between each session.
At your review, our doctor can assess your skin and decide with you if further treatments are appropriate.
What reactions may I have?
Normal Reactions include:
Mild irritation at the time of application.
Redness
Tightness
Flaking or mild shedding
Peeling
Temporary dryness
Aftercare
It is important that you:
Avoid direct sun exposure for a few weeks after treatment.
Use a high SPF
Our doctor will recommend prescription home care to prepare your skin for treatment and to use after the treatment. It is important that you use only these products for the next 2-3 weeks to achieve the best results and to help the healing process after the skin resurfacing treatment. Using other products can increase the risk of unwanted reactions.
The prescription strength products are all formulated with the unique PH-DVC™ complex to help you achieve the best possible results.
24 hours post-treatment, tightness and dryness may be seen; the use of the homecare alleviates this.
48-60 hours later, you may see flaking or mild shedding.
What does the TCA Touch Treatment involve?
The treatment takes only 30 minutes.
It involves cleansing the skin and applying a primer to remove any surface oil and maximise penetration of the peel complex.
Two layers of the TCA Touch™ solution are massaged gently into the skin which is then soothed with pHformula post-procedure cream and protected with UV Protect SPF 50.
Who Performs pHformula TCA Touch?
Dr Kyra Drinnan performs pHformula TCA Touch treatments at Cheshire Lasers.
Please book a consultation with Dr Drinnan, and she can go over the treatment, prescribe home care to prepare your skin, and book you in for your first treatment.
Meet our Doctors who perform Botox Treatments at Cheshire Lasers:
Dr Teri Johnson, our Medical Director, lives in Middlewich, where she has also been a part-time GP partner since 2000. She has been performing Botox treatments in her Cheshire Clinic since 2006. Dr Teri trained in Botox treatments with BCAM (The British College of Aesthetic Medicine). Since then she has attended many courses and conferences to further her education and maintain and improve her skills in Botox treatments and has been treating thousands of patients since 2006.
Dr Johnson has been performing Botox treatments in her Cheshire Clinics since 2006. Sheuses Botox, Azzalure, Alluzience and Bocouture Brands, and she specialises in treating the following areas:
Shirley Ballas, known for her role as a judge in Strictly Come Dancing, has shared her incredible ‘non-surgical face lift’ results with NeoGen Plasma. Having had regular treatments over the last two years, she has shared her experience, including her fantastic before-and-after photos.
Her results are after 12 treatments over the last two years.
View Shirley’s videos about her treatments here:
Nicki Chapman
Nicki Chapman, a TV and BBC2 radio presenter, revealed her results in 2023. She was conscious of her jawline. Here, she shares her Neogen experience.
Neogen Plasma Before and After Images
The following before and after images are courtesy of other Neogen Plasma Clinics.
Upper Lip Skin Rejuvenation on a lower setting
After one treatment on a medium/high setting
Neck Rejuvenation after one low-setting treatment
Before and After two low-setting treatments
View another video about several Neogen Plasma Treatment journeys.
Cheshire Lasers’ Patient Information for Neogen Plasma Treatments
Please read the following information before any Neogen Plasma treatment at Cheshire Lasers. It is important you follow the advice given for optimal results and to reduce the risk of unwanted reactions.
How should I prepare for my Neogen Plasma Treatment?
Three weeks before the procedure
Avoid excessive sun exposure or tanning for at least three weeks
Use a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) 30+ zinc oxide or titanium dioxide-based sunblock to the treatment areas
Additional sun protective measures such as a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses and sun-protective clothing
Consider starting a collagen or amino acid supplement for skin to enhance the results and make sure your body has all the nutrients required for optimum results.
One week before the procedure
Avoid all Exfoliants (scrubs, washes and other treatments that remove the outermost part of the skin)
Avoid products with AHAs, BHA and PHAs
Avoid all products with retinol, retinals, and tretinoin.
Avoid fake tan
Five days before treatment
Moisturise twice daily with a quality non-irritating, unperfumed product.
Drink a minimum of 2 litres of water per day
Avoid food and drinks that cause dehydration e.g alcohol
Consider taking an electrolyte supplement to ensure maximum hydration
The evening/day before the appointment,
Remove all hair from the treatment area
Do not take anti-inflammatories or antihistamines, as they will reduce the results of your treatment.
On the day of the treatment
Please don’t wear any makeup.
Do not use mascara
No perfume or cologne near the treatment area
Contact lenses
You must remove contact lenses before treatment. You can reinsert the immediately after.
What to Expect During Your Neogen Treatment
Before your Neogen treatment, we ask that you attend a consultation with one of our specialists. They will assess your skin and create a treatment plan to suit your needs.
During the procedure, the practitioner will use the plasma device to deliver controlled energy to the treatment area, creating a warming sensation as the nitrogen plasma works its magic.
Sometimes, we will apply a topical anaesthetic, but this is only necessary if you are opting for a deeper treatment. Depending on the intensity of the treatment, sessions usually last between 30 minutes to an hour.
After treatment, we will give you some products to use on your skin for the next few days to ensure you avoid any products that may irritate or delay the healing process.
Neogen Plasma Post-treatment Advice
Avoid Sun Exposure for four weeks after treatment.
Allow the peeling to occur naturally. Do not pick! Picking may result in an infection or scar.
Do Not apply any moisturiser until advised ( this depends on the level of your treatment), as applying hydrating products too early delays the peeling process.
For the first 24 hours:
Like a mild sunburn, your skin may feel warm and pink for several hours. It will be fragile, so treat it gently.
For all levels of treatment:
Do not cleanse the treated area for 24 hours.
Skin to be kept dry
Always wash your hands thoroughly using antibacterial soap before touching treated areas
Flaking Phase
Low Energy Treatments
Immediately after treatment, you will feel like you have a mild sunburn; your skin may feel warm and look pink for several hours. It will be fragile, so treat it gently.
You may need two, occasionally three days of recovery time with minimal, if any, skin peeling /flakiness.
After low-energy treatment, the skin must be kept dry for 24 hours.
After this period, you can use a mild water-based cleanser.
The old skin will come off as you wash your face; however, you may not be aware of it.
Avoid going outside the day after treatment to prevent exposing your skin to the sun.
We will provide you with the following aftercare:
A mild cleanser to use for the first few days after treatment.
All Skin Med Regenerating Growth factor serum ampules to apply for the day of treatment and the 2-3 days
All Skin Med Replenishing Cream to apply from day 3 unless you have some peeling. In which case, apply when peeling has almost completed.
Mineral SPF 50 to apply every day to protect the skin from the sun.
You can return to your usual skin routine 3-4 days after your skin has fully recovered.
You can apply makeup once your skin has recovered, usually on day three or four.
Mid-level Energy Treatment
There will be a recovery time of two to five days, with more noticeable skin flaking and peeling.
The skin will generally start to flake within two to five days.
Allow the skin to peel before applying moisturiser/rehydration unless it persists for a few days.
Apply a mild moisturiser or rehydration gel once the peeling is close to completion. Applying a moisturiser too soon can delay the peeling.
We will provide you with the following aftercare:
A mild cleanser to use for 7 days after treatment.
All Skin Med Regenerating Growth factor serum ampules to apply for the day of treatment and the 4-5 days
All Skin Med Replenishing Cream to apply from day 4 or 5, unless you have some peeling. In which case, apply when peeling has almost completed.
Mineral SPF 50 to apply every day to protect the skin from the sun.
You can return to your usual skin routine 5 days after your skin has fully recovered.
You can apply makeup once your skin is less sensitive, usually on day three or four.
Allow the peeling to occur naturally. Do not pick! Picking may result in an infection or scar.
High-Level Energy Treatment
Seven to ten days recovery time with skin peeling from day nine. The treatment area will appear red or sometimes darker for several days. You may also notice some swelling
Your practitioner might apply a barrier cream to the treated area to keep the skin moist normally; you should leave this on for 24 hours. After this, you may cleanse and reapply the barrier cream for 2 or 3 days, twice a day,
During the recovery time:
Do not use anti-ageing/exfoliating/harsh products
Avoid unintentional touching of the treated areas, such as rubbing your eyes
It is important that the treated skin is left in place until it is ready to flake.
Avoid exercise where skin may become flushed or sweaty
Avoid any hot or cold environments, e.g. sauna
Avoid contact with pets in the treatment area
Start to use a mild cleanser only when instructed.
Try to sleep on your back following treatment of the face. Using extra pillows can help
For higher-intensity treatments, change the pillowcase daily until you have healed.
Contact Cheshire Lasers if you have continued pain, blistering, oozing or concerns about itching in the treated area
After flaking
After your skin has flaked, it is important to resume the use of a zinc oxide or titanium dioxide-based SPF 30+ sunblock to decrease the possibility of hyperpigmentation
Resume use of a high-quality mild moisturiser.
New skin will have formed underneath the layer of treated skin that flakes this will be fragile and must be treated gently.
It is normal for the skin to have lighter and darker areas as it heals.
This is usually temporary and will fade within approximately 1 – 6 months.
The treated area will most likely heal without any pigment changes.
When can I return to make-up or shaving and activities:
It will generally be 2 to 3 days after treatment before you can apply makeup or shave. This will depend on whether you had a low-energy or high-energy treatment.
We will advise you about this at your consultation.
What possible reactions may I experience after a Neogen Plasma Treatment?
Cheshire Lasers has provided the information above to reduce the risk of unwanted reactions from your Neogen Plasma Treatment.
It is extremely important you follow our advice to reduce the risk of complications from the Neogen treatment.
Common skin reactions depending on the depth and intensity of your treatment include:
Temporary swelling
Mild acne flare
Milia (tiny white bumps), which resolve on their own
Contact dermatitis is a localised skin irritation most often due to harsh product use
Petechiae are small red or red-blue spots that make up a rash.
Singeing of hair which will grow back
Possible complications
Continued pain, swelling or blisters
Herpes cold sore activation treatment
Hyperpigmentation
Infection
Scarring – Although very rare with NeoGen®, it is important to follow all post-treatment instructions carefully
What if you experience a problem after a Neogen Plasma Treatment?
If you experience an unexpected reaction following your treatment, please contact Cheshire Lasers immediately so we can manage it and reduce the risk of further complications.
How do I Book a Neogen Skin Rejuvenation Treatment
If you’re ready to experience the incredible benefits of Neogen skin rejuvenation treatment, decide whether to start your journey with a low-intensity or a more intense doctor-led one. Then book a consultation to discover how Neogen can transform your skin and help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
Dr Kathryn Hazlehurst MBCHB MRCGP is a GP trained in Medical Aesthetics. She is registered with the GMC and is from Holmes Chapel, Cheshire.
Dr Hazlehurst trained with the Harley Street Institute in anti-wrinkle (Botox) injections and dermal fillers in Medical Aesthetics in 2022 and, since then, has attended multiple treatment courses to perfect her knowledge and skills. She joined the Cheshire Lasers team at Cheshire Lasers as an associate in January 2024. She owns her own business, Dr Hazlehurst Aesthetics, focusing on high-quality, natural results to boost natural-looking beauty.
She uses a range of dermal fillers, but uses Stylage the most.
Skin lesion removal
Dr Hazlehurst removes benign (non-cancerous) skin lesions for cosmetic reasons only, using cryotherapy or electrocautery. Before you book, you must have seen your GP or a dermatologist for a diagnosis that confirms the lesion is benign. She does not provide skin lesion checks, mole mapping or other mole-checking services.
£50 taken off the price of your first treatment with her.
She can perform selected treatments during the consultation. ( Skin lesion removal and Botox)
Removal / Treatment of Skin Lesions such as Skin Tags, milia, Sebaceous Hyperplasia, Xanthelasma, Dermatosis Papulosa nigra, spider naevus/ Campbell de Morgan spots and thread veins
One or Two Lesions /one small patch of thread veins
£140
Follow-up treatments for one Lesion
£80
Additional Lesions
£80 extra for each one.
Depending on size and amount.
Dr Will Allen is a facial surgeon with years of experience in skin cancer, cosmetic reconstruction after trauma, and facial deformity. He also has over ten years of experience as a surgeon in the NHS. He has also worked on transgender cases in central Manchester and received training in general plastic and facial plastic surgery in Liverpool.
Dr Allen has the following qualifications:
MBChB (Honours) Medical degree – University of Manchester
MSc (Distinction) Masters in Surgery – University of Edinburgh
MRCS – Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons
MEAFPS – Membership of the European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgeons
FRCS – Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons
Dr Allen enjoys performing Aesthetic treatments alongside facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. He performs relaxing wrinkle injections (Botox), dermal filler treatments, Profhilo, and Polynucleotides. He also removes a wide range of skin lesions, including moles.
His surgical experience gives him a wealth of knowledge in facial anatomy and working with skin. This experience enables him to assess your concerns and advise you on your treatment options, ensuring you fully understand the available options.
Dr Allen has his own private practice here at Cheshire Lasers and in Shrewsbury.
Volumetric correction with a subtle enhancement that rejuvenates and enhances with Juvederm Vycross range.
Results last 12 – 24 months. Can split over multiple / zonal restoration from £1200 x 2 sessions.
Cheshire Lasers Shares Their Quest to Improve Under-Eye Wrinkles:
Cheshire Lasers continues to invest in the latest under-eye treatments. Improving this area is challenging, and the results can be disappointing. We have so many successful solutions for treating or improving other areas of the face. However, the under-eye area has a different story.
Over the years, Cheshire Lasers has invested in numerous treatments and machines, seeking the latest and best treatment for under-eye wrinkles. Sadly, many of them have not fully met our expectations. The treatments either don’t deliver consistently high-quality results for everyone, or they cause too much downtime or discomfort. This does not mean they do not work, because they do, but the results don’t work well for everyone or don’t meet the client’s expectations.
The more aggressive treatments work the best, but some of them can leave you bruised for a week or more, especially when a course of treatments is required.
Which treatments can improve under-eye wrinkles?
Cheshire Lasers offers all of the following Under Eye Treatments.
Most people have heard of Botox; it is excellent for treating dynamic wrinkles, which are caused by repetitive muscle movement. Botox works by temporarily paralysing the muscles that create your wrinkles and fine lines. Treatment of these muscles relaxes them and softens the wrinkles.
Botox is very effective at muscle relaxation (it starts working within a few days), and as long as you do your research and go to a recommended experienced medical practitioner, you won’t end up with the ‘frozen face’ you see in some celebrities.
Botox helps with dynamic wrinkles, commonly known as crow’s feet, but it is less effective when your concern is directly under the eye. This is because these lines are usually due to loss of collagen and skin elasticity, not just repetitive movement.
Cheshire Lasers offers a wide range of injectable treatments that stimulate collagen in the skin to improve skin texture and elasticity under the eyes. They can also help improve puffiness and dark circles, and are now more popular than tear-trough injections.
They all involve a course of treatments and can deliver fantastic results. We also still provide tear trough treatments, but these are only suitable for certain patients, depending on their problem.
Most other under-eye anti-ageing treatments involve damaging your skin to make it heal, repair and then regenerate. The results last for varying lengths of time. Generally, the more aggressive the treatment, the better the results and the longer they last.
There are various ways to damage the skin surface:
Ultraformer MF2 causes injuries just under the skin using ultrasound energy. The high-intensity energy can be focused at the depth we want, causing injury to the collagen. It does not damage the visible upper layer of skin cells known as the epidermis, so there is little downtime.
This treatment could cause some bruising if you are unlucky. It can also cause a bit of redness, which usually goes after an hour or two. Sometimes it can cause slight swelling, which generally lasts hours or a few days if you are unlucky. Ultraformer MF2 usually requires a course of 3 treatments, sometimes more. It is currently the most popular treatment at Cheshire Lasers. The results are typically visible one month after your first treatment, but the result of collagen remodelling, tighter, younger-looking skin can take three months to be fully appreciated.
The Endymed eye treatment uses radiofrequency technology to heat the skin to around 40 degrees Celsius, which is about the same temperature as a hot shower. The collagen in the dermis layer of the skin is heated to a temperature at which it contracts. This triggers healing and repair, producing new collagen that remodels and tightens naturally over time.
The CACI Eye Revive
The CACI Eye Revive Treatment involves low-level radiofrequency technology to stimulate collagen, and it then opens up the skin channels of the skin to encourage penetration of hydrating products from the eye revive mask. It soothes tired, puffy eyes, reduces dark circles, lifts hooded eyes and yes, reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
A one-off treatment can lead you to a refreshed look and is great before a special event. However, a course of treatments delivers the best results.
Neogen uses nitrogen gas, which it converts into plasma energy. This energy improves both the epidermis and dermis layers, stimulating collagen production over time. It is one of the few treatments that can be used on the eyelids as well as the under-eye area.
A course of three or more treatments is required for optimal results, and downtime ranges from a few days to a couple of weeks. These factors depend on the strength of the treatment, which can be adjusted to meet your needs.
Radiofrequency Microneedling involves puncturing tiny holes into your skin, which then delivers an electric current to the collagen layer. This energy damages the skin and underlying collagen, creating newer, younger-looking, firmer skin. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, so it is only moderately irritating, despite how it sounds.
The cons: It takes 4-24 hours for the redness to settle. 3 treatments every 5 weeks may be needed for best results, which include brightening, smoothing and fine-line reduction. However, you can take things slowly and have a treatment every few months.
Laser
Resurfacing lasers create trauma to your skin. The most popular one is a CO2 laser. This is often fractionated into small dots to reduce the amount of trauma to the skin and the downtime. There are some downsides to Laser treatment. Your skin will look and feel badly sunburned for a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the intensity of the treatment. It then goes sandpapery for a week or two. The results can be fantastic as long as you are prepared for the downtime. No pain, no gain, as they say! This treatment is not currently available at Cheshire Lasers. Why not visit The Consulting Room website to see who provides this treatment near you.
How do I know which under-eye rejuvenation treatment is for me?
Injectable treatments can cause bruising and swelling after each treatment.
The more ablative treatments, such as CO2 laser and Plasma, may require fewer treatments but have longer downtime and can be more uncomfortable.
The Ultraformer is a compromise, as it is pretty aggressive in the deep layers of the skin but rarely causes downtime. It can be uncomfortable, but the treatment is quick, so any discomfort is over quickly.
CACI Eye Revive is a very relaxing, enjoyable treatment, but a course of 10 treatments is required once or twice a week.
RF Microneedling is an excellent treatment with excellent results and minimal downtime. However, because disposable equipment is more expensive, performing it is more costly and only cost-effective if you are considering a full-face or face-and-neck procedure.
Neogen Plasma Skin Rejuvenation can treat the eyelids as well as the under-eye area. It can be used to target your areas of concern or the full face. You can have a course of low-level treatments, which cause minimal downtime. Alternatively, a course of medium treatments gives a much more significant amount of downtime but requires fewer treatments to achieve the desired results.
Endymed Facial Tightening with Radiofrequency is also a more enjoyable treatment that feels a bit like a hot stone massage for the face. Maintenance is recommended every six weeks after an initial course of 6 to 8 treatments.
As we age, we lose collagen and elastin in the skin, so the skin loses its capability to bounce back when we move and make different facial expression . Facial expressions are important, but they do put a strain on our skin and its supporting collagen and over time, can cause dynamic wrinkles.
Smoking, sun exposure, diet and genetics also influence how the skin ages.
One study shows that smoking 30 cigarettes daily will add 14 years to your skin!
There are two types of UV rays present in sunlight. UVB is responsible for sunburn, and UVA is responsible for DNA damage and skin ageing.
Sugar may also contribute to premature ageing through glycation. Glycation can damage skin tissues over time, leading to fine lines and wrinkles.
Genetics and our DNA can also play a role in ageing. Often, if your parents and grandparents have great skin, you will, too. However, if they have skin issues like big pores and acne-prone skin, you may also be more susceptible to these issues.
How to prevent wrinkles?
Avoiding smoking, limiting sun exposure and cutting down on sugar will all help to improve your skin health. Eating a healthy, well-balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables and including oily fish, like salmon, will also improve your skin health. Vitamins and minerals from fruits and vegetables will boost your overall health and give you a glow from within. Hydration is also crucial to keeping your skin healthy and clear, so ensure you are getting enough water throughout the day, too.
Some serums and creams are designed for the eye area that can help prevent more wrinkles.
After one treatment on a medium/high setting
Before and After two low-setting treatments
