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Sun damage is by far the biggest cause of premature ageing and many experts agree if you only do one thing for your skin, wearing sunscreens everyday is the most step you can take to retain superior skin quality and keep wrinkles at bay
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It is everybody’s absolute top priority to look their best on their wedding day. Pellevé is a great option for men or women who want a youthful refreshed appearance as it softens wrinkles without any downtime. As we get past thirty, our skin can start to look tired, this will not only be evident on the day itself but also in your wedding photos due to today’s advanced camera technology.
We have found at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic that no matter what type of skin you have an ideal pre-wedding treatment to help lift, tighten, rejuvenate and increase the skins quality and firmness is Pellevé.
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Didn’t Suzanne Dando look gorgeous in yesterdays Daily Mail article Foxy At Fifty. Suzanne knows only to well how to maintain her looks and trim figure by a perfectly balanced diet and a regular exercise regime, with a little help from us here at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic with Pelleve skin tightening treatment.
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Don’t forget our Open Evening is this Thursday, 29th September at The Bull Hotel in Gerrards Cross. This is a popular annual event, and this year will feature a highly informative presentation by Dr Tracy Mountford on the Menopause and the impact it can have on the skin and the ageing process. This will be followed by live filmed demonstrations of anti-ageing treatments that will delay and repair this ageing process, such as skin tightening treatments and complete anti-ageing facial rejuvenation. We are also very excited to be launching Clear + Brilliant, a brand new innovation from Solta Medical.
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The Daily Mail have recently featured an article about the latest beauty pre-occupation amongst women; enlarged pores. High profile celebrities such as Victoria Beckham and Gwyneth Paltrow are among those who reportedly use products designed to conceal their pores. Whilst they may have tried other treatments such as Botox, those annoying open pores still remain and can often be exacerbated by media such as High Definition TV.
