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Find your treatment
Three short questions, then where to start.
Where would you like to start?
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Where to start
Start with a laser consultation.
Laser hair reduction is done as a course of sessions. Whether it suits depends on the skin and the hair, and that is the first thing we look at.
Start with a skin consultation.
A consultation is the unhurried way in. We ask about your routine, look at the skin in good light, and explain the options.
A facial in a beauty room.
A salon facial is time to rest, in one of three beauty rooms, with a single bed and the door closed. Your therapist asks about the skin first, and if anything needs a closer look, we’ll say so.
A look at your skin first, then the facial.
A medical facial begins with a skin consultation. A hydra facial, which cleans, exfoliates and hydrates in one sitting, starts with a check that it suits your skin. If a simpler facial would do, we’ll say so.
Compare the two facials first.
A salon facial is time to rest in a beauty room. A medical facial starts with a skin consultation and is carried out by a qualified doctor. The table on the finder page compares them.
Start with a hair and scalp consultation.
Hair fall has many possible causes, so nobody suggests a treatment before we have listened and looked. That is what the consultation is for.
A hair spa at the backwash.
A slow wash, a scalp massage and a conditioning treatment at the backwash chair, with products chosen for your hair. If the scalp itches or flakes, or more hair is falling than usual, the scalp consultation is the better start.
Your first salon visit.
Tell us what you’d like and which time suits, and we’ll call to confirm. Haircuts are at one of three chairs, with the backwash chair and the pedicure chair close by.
A massage, the steam room, or both.
The Ayurveda room is kept warm and dim for potli and other massages. The steam room sits on its own at the end of the corridor. Tell us what you’d like, and when.
Plan your pre-bridal visits.
Pre-bridal care is easiest to plan back from the date. Bring the wedding date and the functions before it, and we’ll set skin, hair, nails and massage appointments around that calendar.
Start with a consultation.
Fat freezing treats one small area at a time. It is not a way to lose weight. Whether it suits you is discussed at a consultation first.
Start with an assessment.
The weight-management programme begins with an assessment, then a plan for food, movement and follow-up visits. No figure is promised.
Start with a conversation.
Not knowing where to begin is a fine place to start. Tell us a little when we call, and at your first visit we’ll suggest the right room and the right person.
We’ll offer the earliest time that suits.
With a date in mind, start early. Some treatments are a course of sessions, and the plan works back from the date.
Tell us the date when we call, and we’ll plan around it.
The plan works back from that month.
Once the date is fixed, the plan works back from it. The first conversation can happen before then.
For the beard line, we mark the shape with you, in the mirror, before the first session.
If you’re coming from training, we’re open every day until 8 pm.
A groom’s plan can include a haircut, a facial and beard-line laser hair reduction.
Family members can join the same plan or book on their own.
At your first visit
- Questions about the skin, the hair and anything we should know.
- A look at the areas you’d like treated.
- What a course involves and what it costs. The number of sessions is discussed here, and results vary from person to person.
Who looks after you
Carried out by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Laser hair reduction · Laser room
- Beard laser hair reduction · Laser room
At your first visit
- What you’d like to understand, and the products already in the routine.
- A look at the skin in good light.
- What a treatment involves and what it costs, if one suits you.
Who looks after you
Clinical skin treatments are carried out by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Skin consultation
- Acne consultation
- Pigmentation consultation
- Medical facials
At your first visit
- A few questions about the skin and what goes on it.
- The facial itself, with time to rest.
- The price confirmed before anything begins.
Who looks after you
Your therapist, in the beauty room.
What to ask about
- Salon facials · Beauty rooms
At your first visit
- What you’d like from the facial, and the current routine.
- A look at the skin in good light.
- What a medical facial involves and what it costs, if one suits.
Who looks after you
Every clinical treatment is carried out by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Skin consultation
- Medical facials
- Hydra facial
At your first visit
- A short conversation about what you’d like from a facial.
- A suggestion of which facial suits, and why.
- The price confirmed before anything begins.
Who looks after you
Your therapist for a salon facial. A medical facial is carried out by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Salon facials · Beauty rooms
- Medical facials
At your first visit
- When the change began, and the hair routine now.
- A look at the scalp and hair.
- What a treatment involves and what it costs, if one suits you.
Who looks after you
Clinical hair and scalp treatments are carried out by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Hair-fall consultation
- Scalp care
- PRP for hair Prepared from your own blood; explained at a consultation.
- GFC for hair Also prepared from your own blood, using a kit; how it differs from PRP is explained at a consultation.
At your first visit
- How the hair feels day to day, and what’s in the routine.
- The wash, the massage and the treatment at the backwash chair.
- The price confirmed before anything begins.
Who looks after you
Your stylist.
What to ask about
- Hair spa · Wash and pedicure
At your first visit
- A quick word about what you’d like before anything starts.
- The haircut, wash, manicure or pedicure itself.
- The price confirmed before anything begins.
Who looks after you
Your stylist, or a nail technician for hands and feet.
What to ask about
- Haircuts and styling · Salon
- Hair spa · Wash and pedicure
- Manicure and pedicure · Wash and pedicure
At your first visit
- A few questions first, so the massage and the steam are comfortable for you.
- Time in the steam room before or after, if you’d like it.
- The price confirmed before anything begins.
Who looks after you
Your therapist.
What to ask about
- Potli and Ayurvedic massage · Ayurveda room
- The steam room · Steam room
- Massage and steam after the gym · Ayurveda room and steam room
At your first visit
- The wedding date, and the functions around it.
- What you’d like across the clinic, the salon and the Ayurveda room.
- A plan with dates and prices.
Who looks after you
Clinical treatments are carried out by a qualified doctor. Salon appointments are with your stylist or therapist.
What to ask about
- Salon facials · Beauty rooms
- Laser hair reduction · Laser room
- Manicure and pedicure · Wash and pedicure
At your first visit
- The area you have in mind, and your general health.
- Whether fat freezing suits you, and if not, why.
- The plan and its price.
Who looks after you
Carried out by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Fat freezing
At your first visit
- Your history, measurements and, where needed, blood tests.
- What the programme involves, how long, and what it costs.
- What it does not promise.
Who looks after you
Led by a qualified doctor.
What to ask about
- Weight-management programme
At your first visit
- A relaxed conversation about what you’d like.
- A suggestion of where to begin: the salon, the clinic or the Ayurveda room.
- The consultation has no fee.
Who looks after you
Clinical treatments are carried out by a qualified doctor.
This is a suggestion, not a diagnosis. Suitability is assessed in person, and results vary from person to person.
Reserve your first consultation
Thank you. We have your request.
We’ll call or message you to confirm a time.
What a suggestion tells you
Each suggestion names the room and who looks after you there. Anything clinical starts with a consultation.
What the finder asks
- What you’d like help with, in everyday words.
- One follow-up, such as which areas or which kind of facial.
- Any date to plan around, such as a wedding.
It never asks about medical history, medicines or pregnancy.
Which room is right for me?
| Salon facial | Medical facial | Laser hair reduction | Massage | |
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| What it’s for | Time to rest, with cleansing, exfoliation, massage and a mask | A closer look at skin you’d like to understand, such as breakouts, dark patches or texture | Reducing hair on the face, body or beard line, over a course of sessions | Time to unwind, with potli or another massage and the steam room if you like |
| Who looks after you | Your therapist | Carried out by a qualified doctor | Carried out by a qualified doctor | Your therapist |
| Where | One of three beauty rooms | A treatment room, after the consultation | The laser room | The Ayurveda room, with the steam room down the corridor |
| How it starts | An appointment. Your therapist asks about the skin first | A skin consultation | A consultation, with a look at the skin and hair | An appointment. A few questions first, so the massage suits |
| How many visits | A single visit | Discussed at your consultation | A course of sessions, discussed at your consultation | A single visit |
| Read more | Salon facials | Medical facials | Laser hair reduction | Potli and Ayurvedic massage |
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Salon facial
- What it’s for
- Time to rest, with cleansing, exfoliation, massage and a mask
- Who looks after you
- Your therapist
- Where
- One of three beauty rooms
- How it starts
- An appointment. Your therapist asks about the skin first
- How many visits
- A single visit
- Read more
- Salon facials
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Medical facial
- What it’s for
- A closer look at skin you’d like to understand, such as breakouts, dark patches or texture
- Who looks after you
- Carried out by a qualified doctor
- Where
- A treatment room, after the consultation
- How it starts
- A skin consultation
- How many visits
- Discussed at your consultation
- Read more
- Medical facials
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Laser hair reduction
- What it’s for
- Reducing hair on the face, body or beard line, over a course of sessions
- Who looks after you
- Carried out by a qualified doctor
- Where
- The laser room
- How it starts
- A consultation, with a look at the skin and hair
- How many visits
- A course of sessions, discussed at your consultation
- Read more
- Laser hair reduction
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Massage
- What it’s for
- Time to unwind, with potli or another massage and the steam room if you like
- Who looks after you
- Your therapist
- Where
- The Ayurveda room, with the steam room down the corridor
- How it starts
- An appointment. A few questions first, so the massage suits
- How many visits
- A single visit
- Read more
- Potli and Ayurvedic massage
A salon facial and a medical facial can look alike from the outside. The difference is who looks after you and whether it starts with a consultation.
A suggestion, not a diagnosis
The finder is a guide to where to start, not medical advice. Suitability is assessed in consultation, and results vary from person to person. Every clinical treatment is carried out by a qualified doctor.
Questions and answers
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Does the treatment finder diagnose anything?
No. It suggests where to start, based on what you’d like help with. Suitability is assessed in person, and results vary from person to person.
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Are my answers saved or shared?
Your answers stay on this page. They are not stored, sent to us or added to a web address. If you go on to reserve, the booking form receives only the chosen service.
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Should I choose a salon facial or a medical facial?
A salon facial is time to rest in a beauty room. A medical facial starts with a skin consultation and is carried out by a qualified doctor. The comparison on this page sets the two side by side.
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Do I need a consultation for a haircut or a massage?
No. Haircuts, salon facials and massages are booked as appointments. Your stylist or therapist asks a few questions before starting.