Advanced beauty treatments (non-invasive)

I had Caci many years ago - think it was something I won, but can’t remember. I do remember that it was very relaxing, although I can’t say I noticed much of a difference.
A local place is advertising £83 a session, recommending 10, at a rate of 2 or 3 a week.

Mmm not doing that then. I only want a one or two session thing to perk me up.

Our local college does these treatments at cost.
The students are supervised.

Used to offer it in my salon.
I had 10 treatments on one side of my face to see if I could see and feel the difference.
I could so I let the other side catch up. After the initial 10 you will need a top up every month so it does require a commitment.
Have a Hydradermie from Guinot. IMO a great facial.

Wouldn’t bother with anything non-invasive, just a waste of money.
Botox, fillers (subtle, mind you) and a non expensive moisturiser is the way to go,

I have had fillers in marionette lines. I am so happy with the results! It’s instant and lasts a long time.
First sign of needing doing again, I’ll be making an appointment!
It’s a game changer

Face fillers are among the most significant non-invasive facial rejuvenation procedures and non-surgical facelift types.

Endolift.

Ultherapy is one type of ultrasound therapy.

Chemicals peel skin.

Microneedling.

Profhilo.

wrinkle therapy

Facelift using MINT PDO Thread.

Botox injections stop specific chemical nerve signals from causing muscles to contract. These injections are most frequently used to momentarily relax the facial muscles that contribute to wrinkles around the eyes and on the forehead.