TREATMENTS

A consultation gives you time to discuss the lines that concern you and understand the options that may be suitable. The starting point is how your skin and face behave, your priorities and your medical history. A treatment chosen for someone else may not be the right approach for you.UNDERSTANDING YOUR CONCERNSTell Selina which areas you notice, when you notice them and the kind of change you hope for. We will look at the area at rest and with expression, and discuss your skin quality, previous treatments and expectations. The aim is an individual assessment rather than a standard treatment menu.YOUR HEALTH AND SUITABILITYBring details of your medicines, allergies, health conditions and any previous injectable treatments or reactions. Tell Selina about pregnancy, breastfeeding, recent procedures or changes in your health. This information helps determine which options can be considered and whether treatment should be postponed.DISCUSSING YOUR OPTIONSYour consultation can cover suitable treatment approaches, skincare, alternatives and choosing no treatment. You should understand the proposed approach, what it can and cannot achieve, its risks, likely recovery, review arrangements and total cost before deciding. A consultation does not guarantee treatment or a prescription.IF YOU DECIDE TO PROCEEDThe actual treatment and consent process will be explained once suitability has been assessed. Ask what the appointment involves, what discomfort to expect and how any complication would be managed. You can take time to consider the information and do not have to agree to treatment on the day.AFTERCARE AND REVIEWRecovery and results depend on the option chosen. Before treatment, ask when a change may become apparent, when it should be reviewed and which symptoms need prompt attention. Follow the specific written aftercare and contact advice provided for your treatment rather than general advice from social media.COMMON QUESTIONSWill all my lines disappear? No exact result can be promised; your assessment should set realistic expectations.Can I keep natural expression? Explain your preferences so they can be considered when discussing options.Do I have to choose a treatment before booking? No. The consultation is there to help you understand what may be suitable.

Dermal fillers are injectable gels used to restore volume or refine facial contours. The aim is a considered change that respects your features. They do not address every cause of lines, skin laxity or uneven texture, so your consultation explores whether filler is the right option.WHAT CAN FILLERS ADDRESS?Depending on the product and your assessment, fillers may be considered for selected areas of volume loss, facial definition or lip shape. The product, placement and amount need an individual plan; treatment in one area is not automatically appropriate elsewhere.YOUR ASSESSMENTWe will discuss what you would like to change, examine the area and review previous filler, allergies, medicines and relevant health conditions. Bring details of any past injectable treatments. You will have time to consider alternatives, expected outcomes, the full cost and choosing no treatment.WHAT HAPPENS AT THE APPOINTMENT?If you decide to proceed after assessment and consent, the area is prepared and the agreed product is placed using an appropriate injection technique. Comfort measures and the treatment approach are discussed beforehand. Ask which product will be used and how any complication would be managed.RECOVERY AND RESULTSSwelling, bruising and tenderness can occur, so the immediate appearance is not the settled result. Results and duration vary with the product, area and individual. Follow your personalised aftercare and review advice rather than judging the outcome immediately.RISKS TO UNDERSTANDPossible problems include infection, lumps, asymmetry and delayed inflammatory reactions. Rarely, filler can block a blood vessel, causing tissue damage or serious vision problems. Sudden vision changes or severe, unusual pain need urgent medical assessment; do not wait for a routine review.COMMON QUESTIONSWill I look overfilled? Your goals and preferences guide the discussion, but no exact result can be guaranteed.How much will I need? This is assessed in person; a fixed amount is not right for everyone.Can I book before an event? Allow time for recovery and review, and discuss the date before treatment.

Skin boosters is an umbrella term for injectable treatments intended to address aspects of skin quality. Products differ in their ingredients, intended uses and evidence. Your plan starts with the concern you want to address, rather than choosing a brand before your skin has been assessed.WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?Hydration, texture and the appearance of fine lines may be discussed during your consultation. The potential benefit depends on the specific product. A skin booster is not automatically a substitute for filler, skincare or another treatment, and it will not suit every concern.CHOOSING AN APPROACHYour skin, medical history, allergies, current medicines and previous treatments will be reviewed. We will discuss why a particular option may be suitable, what evidence supports it and its limitations. Tell Selina if you have a history of reactions or if you are planning another procedure.WHAT TO EXPECTIf treatment is suitable and you decide to proceed, the selected product, treatment area and injection approach will be explained before consent. Skin is prepared and the product is administered using the planned technique. Comfort, recovery time and follow-up are part of that discussion.RECOVERY AND RISKSSmall injection marks, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur. Infection, inflammatory reactions and other complications depend on the product and technique and need to be discussed individually. You will receive aftercare for the actual treatment used and instructions on whom to contact if anything concerns you.RESULTS AND MAINTENANCEResults are not guaranteed and should be assessed after the expected settling period. A proposed course and any maintenance should be explained for the chosen product, with the total commitment and cost clear before you agree. There is no single schedule that applies to every skin booster.COMMON QUESTIONSWhich brand should I choose? We can discuss this after assessing your skin and goals.How is this different from filler? Intended uses and formulations differ; ask what the proposed product is expected to achieve in your case.Can I combine treatments? Any combination needs an individual plan and appropriate timing.LUMI PRO LIPSLumi Pro Lips is a hyaluronic acid lip booster designed to support lip hydration, smoothness and a subtly plumper appearance. It has a different role from conventional lip filler used for more defined shaping or volume.YOUR ASSESSMENTYour lip condition, goals, medical history, allergies, previous filler and history of cold sores will be reviewed. The product and alternatives will be explained before consent.WHAT TO EXPECTEach appointment lasts 45 minutes. Following assessment, preparation and consent, the agreed treatment is carried out. Results and the number and spacing of sessions depend on your response and treatment plan.RECOVERY AND CONSIDERATIONSSwelling, tenderness, bruising or small lumps may occur. Infection and allergic reactions are possible. Follow your individual aftercare and seek prompt advice about unusual pain, skin-colour changes or symptoms that worsen.PRICESOne session: £150.Three-session package: £400. Each session is a separate 45-minute appointment. Suitability and session spacing are assessed individually.

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. It uses a small sample of your own blood, which is processed to separate and concentrate the platelets. The prepared plasma is then used in the agreed treatment area. Platelets are involved in the body’s repair processes, but this does not mean cosmetic results are certain.WHAT MIGHT PRP HELP WITH?PRP may be discussed as an option for selected skin-quality concerns. Research into facial rejuvenation remains limited, and techniques vary. It should not be presented as a guaranteed lift, a replacement for every other treatment or a way to stop ageing.YOUR ASSESSMENTWe will discuss the change you are hoping for, your skin and previous treatments. Your health, medicines and any blood-related conditions are important to suitability. Bring an up-to-date medication list and explain any history of unusual bleeding, bruising or problems with blood tests. Do not change prescribed medication yourself.WHAT HAPPENS AT THE APPOINTMENT?After assessment and consent, a blood sample is taken and processed in a centrifuge. The proposed method of applying or injecting the prepared plasma will be explained beforehand. You can ask about the equipment, hygiene precautions, comfort measures and how your own sample is handled.RECOVERY AND RISKSDiscomfort, swelling and bruising can occur at the blood-draw or treatment sites. Infection is a potential risk, making careful handling and sterile technique important. Using your own blood does not make the procedure risk-free. Follow the aftercare instructions for the method used and contact the clinic if symptoms are unexpected or worsening.RESULTS AND REVIEWAny change is expected to develop gradually rather than being assessed immediately. Results vary, and some people may see little benefit. Discuss the proposed number of sessions, the evidence for your concern and when progress will be reviewed before committing to a course.COMMON QUESTIONSIs PRP a filler? No; it is prepared from your blood and is not a dermal filler gel.Is it suitable for everyone? No. Your medical history and the concern being treated need assessment.Must I have a course? You should understand the rationale, likely benefit and total cost before deciding.

Microneedling uses fine needles to create small, controlled punctures in the skin. This stimulates a repair response and collagen production. It may be considered for the appearance of acne scars, fine lines and uneven texture after your skin has been assessed.IS IT RIGHT FOR MY SKIN?Your concern, skin condition and medical history determine suitability. Active infection, inflamed acne, a tendency to raised scars and some medicines can affect the decision. Melanin-rich skin also needs thoughtful assessment and aftercare; no treatment is free of pigmentation risk.BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENTBring details of your skincare, medicines, previous procedures and any history of cold sores or unusual healing. Explain the changes you would like to see and any important dates. You can ask about alternatives, realistic improvement, recovery and the proposed device before making a decision.WHAT HAPPENS DURING TREATMENT?After assessment and consent, the skin is prepared and the device is passed over the agreed area. The approach and depth are tailored to the skin and treatment aim. Comfort measures and what you may feel will be discussed. This page describes microneedling generally; it does not imply radiofrequency treatment is included.RECOVERY AND AFTERCAREYour skin may feel warm, tight or tender and appear red or temporarily darker. Recovery varies with the treatment intensity and your skin. Follow the instructions on gentle skincare, sun protection and when to restart makeup or active products. Infection, scarring and lasting pigment changes are possible risks.WHEN WILL I SEE A CHANGE?Improvement is gradual as the skin remodels, and a course may be discussed. No exact level of improvement can be promised. Review progress before deciding on further sessions, and ask how the plan fits with your skincare and other treatments.COMMON QUESTIONSWill it remove scars completely? It may improve their appearance but does not guarantee removal.Is more depth always better? No; the treatment needs to match the skin and concern.Can I use a home roller between visits? Discuss this first rather than adding procedures that may irritate or injure healing skin.

A chemical peel uses a carefully selected solution to exfoliate the skin at a controlled depth. Depending on the formulation and your skin, it may be considered for uneven tone, rough texture, certain acne concerns or fine lines. Different peels have different aims, strengths and recovery periods.FINDING THE RIGHT PEELThe starting point is your skin condition, skin tone and the concern you want to address. Stronger does not automatically mean better. Melanin-rich skin needs particular care when selecting and planning a peel because inflammation can lead to unwanted pigment changes.YOUR CONSULTATIONWe will review your skincare, medicines, previous procedures, cold sores and any history of unusual scarring or sensitivity. Explain any upcoming holidays or events. Ask which peel is proposed, why it suits your concern and how the expected benefit compares with skincare or other options.PREPARATION AND TREATMENTYou may need a preparation plan before your appointment. Follow the advice given for your own skin rather than stopping or starting products yourself. On the day, skin is cleansed and the solution is applied and monitored for the planned treatment. The process and sensations will be explained before you consent.RECOVERY AND AFTERCARERedness, sensitivity, dryness and peeling can occur; the degree depends on the peel. Follow the advice on moisturising, sun protection, makeup and restarting active skincare. Do not pick or pull peeling skin. Persistent pigment changes, infection and scarring are possible complications.RESULTS AND FURTHER TREATMENTAllow the skin to heal before assessing the outcome. Some plans involve several treatments, while others may not be appropriate to repeat frequently. A course, spacing and maintenance should be tailored to the chosen peel and your response, with no guaranteed result.COMMON QUESTIONSWill my skin always visibly peel? Not every peel produces the same amount of shedding; this alone does not tell you how well it has worked.Can a peel suit darker skin? Sometimes, after careful selection and assessment; it is not one-size-fits-all.Can I have one before a special occasion? Discuss timing so there is adequate recovery time.

Mesotherapy describes a technique involving small injections of a selected preparation into or beneath the skin. It is not one standard product or recipe. Ingredients, treatment depth and intended uses vary, so understanding the exact preparation is an essential part of deciding whether to proceed.WHAT IS THE AIM?For skin-focused consultations, we can discuss whether the proposed preparation has a suitable role in your plan. Evidence for cosmetic benefits varies and is limited for many preparations. Broad claims about rejuvenation do not establish that a particular mixture will help your concern.YOUR CONSULTATIONYour skin goals, health, allergies, medicines and previous treatments will be reviewed. We will discuss the proposed ingredients, why they are being considered, the available evidence and alternatives. Please share any previous reaction to an injectable or skincare product, even if it was some time ago.WHAT HAPPENS DURING TREATMENT?If an appropriate option is agreed and you choose to proceed, the treatment area is prepared and a series of small injections is made using the planned technique. You should know the product name and ingredients, expected sensations and follow-up arrangements before consenting.RECOVERY AND RISKSBruising, swelling and discomfort may occur. Reported complications include allergic reactions, infection, persistent lumps, pigment changes and scarring. The risks and recovery period depend on the preparation and method, so aftercare must match the treatment actually used. Seek advice if symptoms worsen or do not settle as expected.RESULTS AND REVIEWThere is no reliable universal timetable or standard course for all forms of mesotherapy. Ask what improvement is realistically expected, how progress will be assessed and what happens if there is little benefit. You do not have to agree to repeated sessions before understanding the rationale and cost.COMMON QUESTIONSIs it the same as a skin booster? The terms can overlap, but the actual formulation and intended use matter more than the label.Does a vitamin-based ingredient make it risk-free? No; injections and ingredients can still cause complications.Can I choose the product later? Product details and their implications should be clear before treatment consent.

Fat dissolving injections are intended to address selected localised areas of fat. The product, treatment area and your suitability need an individual assessment. This is a discussion about a specific concern, not a promise of weight loss or a substitute for broader health advice.WHAT CAN BE CONSIDERED?The first step is to assess what is causing the fullness you notice and whether the proposed product is appropriate for that area. Fat, skin laxity and other causes of a contour concern are not interchangeable. A treatment intended for one area cannot simply be assumed suitable for another.YOUR CONSULTATIONWe will discuss your goals, health, medicines and previous treatments, and examine the area. You should be told the exact product, its intended use and regulatory status, the supporting evidence, alternatives and the expected limitations. Ask any questions before agreeing to treatment or a course.WHAT HAPPENS AT THE APPOINTMENT?If treatment is appropriate and you decide to proceed, the area and injection plan are agreed and consent is completed. The skin is prepared before the product is administered. Technique, comfort measures, follow-up and the amount used depend on the chosen preparation and assessment.RECOVERY AND RISKSSwelling, tenderness and bruising may occur, and visible recovery can be more noticeable than clients expect. Complications can include infection, persistent painful lumps, scarring and tissue damage. Product-specific risks must also be explained. Contact the clinic promptly for worsening pain, concerning skin changes or symptoms outside your aftercare advice.RESULTS AND FURTHER SESSIONSAllow the recommended recovery period before judging any change. The response, number of sessions and timing vary; no exact reduction or final contour can be guaranteed. Review both benefit and recovery before deciding whether further treatment is appropriate.COMMON QUESTIONSIs this a weight-loss treatment? It is intended for selected localised concerns, not general weight management.Will it tighten loose skin? Do not assume that reducing fat will address skin laxity; this needs a separate discussion.How many sessions will I need? A responsible plan depends on the product, area and your response, rather than a universal number.

Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid treatment used to improve skin hydration and quality. It is generally considered for skin that feels less supple or has lost some firmness. Its purpose differs from the shaping or volume replacement usually associated with dermal fillers.YOUR ASSESSMENTYour skin, goals, medical history and previous treatments will be reviewed. The proposed treatment area, expected benefit, alternatives and suitability will be discussed before you decide whether to proceed.WHAT TO EXPECTFollowing assessment and consent, the product is placed at selected injection points. A course and any maintenance are planned individually. Results develop over time and vary; no particular degree of improvement or duration can be guaranteed.RECOVERY AND CONSIDERATIONSTemporary bumps, swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising can occur. Infection and allergic reactions are possible. You will receive aftercare and advice on symptoms that need attention. Tell Selina about medicines, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding and any recent procedures. Allow recovery time before important events.

Polynucleotides are injectable preparations containing purified DNA-derived molecules, used in treatments aimed at improving skin quality. They may be considered when discussing texture, hydration or early signs of skin ageing. Products differ, and the evidence for benefits is still developing; results cannot be guaranteed.YOUR ASSESSMENTYour skin concerns, medical history and previous treatments will guide product selection. Many preparations are derived from fish, so disclose fish allergies and ask about the source and ingredients of the product proposed for you. Treatment areas and suitability depend on the specific preparation.WHAT TO EXPECTAfter assessment and consent, small injections are placed in the agreed area. Temporary raised areas can appear at the injection sites. The number and spacing of sessions, likely progress and any maintenance will be explained as part of your individual plan.RECOVERY AND CONSIDERATIONSSwelling, redness, tenderness and bruising may occur. Infection, allergic reactions and persistent lumps are possible. Follow the aftercare provided and seek advice if symptoms worsen or do not settle. Discuss pregnancy, breastfeeding, medicines and any active skin problems before treatment.

Vitamin B12 supports normal red blood cell formation and the nervous system. B12 injections may be used when there is a clinical need, including some forms of deficiency or difficulty absorbing B12. Tiredness alone does not establish a deficiency, and an injection is not a guaranteed energy boost.ASSESSMENT FIRSTYour symptoms, medical history, medicines, allergies and any blood-test results or existing treatment plan will be reviewed. Further testing or discussion with your GP may be appropriate. Tell Selina about cobalt allergy or a previous reaction to B12. Treatment is offered only when clinically appropriate.WHAT TO EXPECTIf indicated, the prescribed preparation is administered by injection. The dose, frequency and need for follow-up depend on your assessment and the cause of any deficiency. A package does not replace an individual treatment plan.AFTER YOUR APPOINTMENTInjection-site discomfort, redness or swelling can occur. Other effects depend on the preparation; serious allergic reactions are rare. You will receive product-specific advice. Seek emergency help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the mouth or throat.