Concerns / 05
Early lines
The first lines, and skin that looks tired. The clinical word is early ageing.
The first lines and skin that looks tired respond to hydration and the right routine. Skin boosters and a skincare plan show a change in about four weeks.
- From £220
- Change in 4 weeks
- Led by Ama Mensah, NMC 00B0000A
The usual plan, with prices
- Week 0Skin assessmentWith Ama. We look at your skin and your routine, and photograph it.£30, off your first treatment
- From week 0Skincare planA simple routine with sunscreen, reviewed monthly.from £60 a month
- Weeks 2 and 6Skin boosters, two sessionsTiny amounts of hyaluronic acid under the skin for hydration, four weeks apart.£220 each, £400 for two
Your nurse confirms the plan and the exact price at your assessment.
What to expect
- How it feels
- A numbing cream first, then a series of small pricks.
- Downtime
- Small bumps for a day, sometimes a little bruising.
- Risks
- Bruising, small bumps and, rarely, infection, which is why it is done in a clinic room and reviewed at two weeks.
- Not for you if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a skin infection, or are under 18.
Results on skin like yours
Every result is filed by concern and skin type, so you see skin like yours first.
4 consented results for early lines on type IV skin. Olive to light brown, rarely burns.
- Before and afterReal client photo, type IV, early lines, shared with consent
- Before and afterReal client photo, type IV, early lines, shared with consent
- Before and afterReal client photo, type IV, early lines, shared with consent
- Before and afterReal client photo, type IV, early lines, shared with consent
Placeholders: on the live site these are real client photos only, never generated. Results vary from skin to skin.
Questions about early lines
Will it change how my face moves?
No. Skin boosters hydrate the skin. They do not change expression.
Am I too young to start?
If your lines bother you, it is worth an assessment. Often the answer is a better routine and nothing else.
Who treats me?
Ama Mensah, our clinical lead, a registered nurse with eight years in skin.