Rebuilding a gentle daily skincare rhythm.
Short guidance on hydration, comfort, and restarting a routine after birth.
Doctor's Journal
Clear information for thoughtful care.
Explore doctor-led guidance on maternity care, skin health, aesthetic treatments, injectable products, and aftercare before deciding what may be right for you.
Knowledge categories
Information for each stage of your care.
Choose a topic to find information relevant to your skin, treatment, or stage of life.
01
Pregnancy Care
Skincare and comfort guidance during pregnancy.
02
Postpartum Care
Body-kind routines and recovery-focused skin support.
03
Skin Health
Barrier, hydration, glow, texture, and skin quality.
04
Treatment Guide
How to compare facial and renewal programs.
05
Filler Aftercare
What to do, what to avoid, and when to contact the clinic.
06
Wellness & Aesthetics
PN, Profhilo, injectable groups, eye-area care, and treatment preparation.
07
At-home Product Education
Ingredients, directions, and routines for products used at home.
Wellness & Aesthetics
Understand your options before consultation.
These guides explain how treatment categories differ, what the current evidence can and cannot tell us, and why suitability must be assessed for each person.
Injectable guide
What are polynucleotides?
What PN means, how it is used in aesthetics, and the limits of current evidence.
HA for skin qualityWhat is Profhilo?
How this hyaluronic-acid product differs from volumising dermal fillers.
Product categoriesHow are clinic injectables grouped?
Verified groups based on principal material and intended purpose.
Compare categoriesRejuran, HP VITARAN, and Profhilo
A neutral comparison of material, category, and treatment planning.
Understand the termsSkin booster or dermal filler?
Why treatment purpose and product instructions matter more than a marketing label.
Personalised assessmentChoosing care for the eye area
Different concerns need different assessments; one treatment does not suit everyone.
Facial guideHow to choose a facial
Start with your skin, comfort, goals, and tolerance for recovery time.
Safety & aftercareBefore and after injections
Preparation, expected short-term reactions, and symptoms that need urgent help.
Pregnancy Care
Gentle skincare during pregnancy.
Skin may feel drier or more sensitive during pregnancy. A simple routine focused on gentle cleansing and moisturising can help you care for your skin. Ask a healthcare professional if you are unsure whether an ingredient is suitable for you.
Postpartum Care
Gentle care after birth.
After birth, skin needs and daily routines may change. Start with gentle care that feels manageable, and seek individual advice if you have persistent concerns.
Understanding dryness and texture changes.
Dryness and texture changes can be discussed during an individual consultation.
When to ask for personalised advice.
Seek individual advice if a concern persists or you are unsure which care is suitable.
Skin Health
Understanding your skin concerns.
Dryness, sensitivity, uneven texture, and dullness can have different causes. A consultation can help you discuss your concerns and choose suitable care.
Book Wellness & AestheticsTreatment Guide
Find a facial that suits your skin.
For clients seeking a refined clinic facial.
Explore facial treatments for relaxation, radiance, and personalised skin care.
For skin that feels dry, tired, or dull.
Explore facial options for skin that feels dry or looks dull.
For texture, clarity, and smoother-looking skin.
Learn about treatments that may help improve the appearance of uneven texture and dullness.
Filler Aftercare
How to care for yourself after dermal filler treatment.
After filler injections, mild swelling, tenderness, redness, or bruising can happen and usually improves gradually. This guidance helps clients protect the treated area while knowing when to contact the clinic urgently.
Keep the area calm and avoid unnecessary pressure.
- Avoid touching, rubbing, or massaging the treated area unless instructed.
- Avoid strenuous exercise for at least 24 hours.
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours to reduce the chance of bruising.
- Avoid saunas, steam rooms, tanning beds, and excessive heat for 24-48 hours.
- Stay out of strong sun exposure and use gentle skincare.
Support recovery gently.
Sleep with your head slightly elevated the first night if swelling is present. Use only clean, gentle skincare and follow the specific instructions given by your injector, especially if a special filler type requires massage.
Seek immediate emergency medical care.
Seek immediate emergency medical care if you develop unusual pain, any change in vision, pale, white, grey, or blue skin near the injection site, or symptoms of a stroke after filler treatment. You may also inform the clinic, but do not delay emergency care while waiting for a reply.
This information is general education only. Personal aftercare may vary by treatment area, filler type, medical history, and the doctor's assessment.
Read the full filler aftercare articleAt-home Product Education
Keep skincare and injectable products separate.
The Shop contains skincare and haircare for use at home; these are not injectable treatments. Check each product's ingredients and directions before use. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or unsure whether a product suits you, ask a healthcare professional for individual advice.