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Non-surgical Facelift At Lumiere MediSpa In Oxfordshire
In 2017, figures published by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (Baaps) showed that the total number of face/neck lift fell by 44%, with women opting instead to have non-surgical procedures such as Botox, dermal fillers and HIFU for a more subtle rejuvenation of the ageing appearance.
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If you're researching skin resurfacing in Oxford, you may have come across several different technologies, including CO2 laser, NeoGen Plasma and, more recently, UltraClear™. All three may be considered for concerns such as lines and wrinkles, sun damage, uneven skin texture, acne scarring and loss of firmness, but the way they treat the skin is very different.
For many years, CO2 laser resurfacing was considered the gold standard for improving more established signs of skin ageing, including wrinkles, sun damage, uneven texture and acne scarring, and quite rightly so; the results can be impressive, but traditional ablative resurfacing can also involve significant heat within the skin, discomfort and a considerable recovery period. Say hello to the new gold standard: UltraClear™ Fractional Ablative Laser
Looking for acne scar treatment in Oxford? Discover how we approach rolling, boxcar and ice-pick scars using CellRenew Microneedling, UltraClear™ and targeted Laser-Coring, with treatment carefully selected for your skin. If you're researching acne scar treatments in Oxford or Oxfordshire, it's understandable to start by searching for the best laser to treat them. You'll find CO2, fractional lasers, microneedling and, more recently, UltraClear™ all discussed as possible options. The problem with asking which treatment is “best” is that acne scarring isn't one single problem.