Aesthetic Treatments

If you find yourself looking in the mirror and seeing wrinkles and fine lines – it is completely normal. Everyone develops wrinkles and lines as they get older.

However, if the lines and wrinkle are bothering you to the degree that you feel low in self-esteem or they are affecting your confidence, (or you just don’t want to see them any more!) – then you can contact the team at thespaCLINIC for a free, no-obligation consultation where we can explore your concerns further and if so required and appropriate, create an individual treatment plan for you based on the range of aesthetic treatments we offer.

TREATMENT PRICING & FURTHER INFORMATION

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Dermal Fillers

Skin Boosters

Polynucleotides

ADVANCED NURSE PRACTITIONER’S

We partner with highly trained and experienced professionals for the provision of our aesthetic injectable treatments. We highly recommend you have an initial consultation with our clinic’s injector so that you can fully understand your preferred treatment, ensure it’s right for you and feel reassured with the professional experience you’ll receive.

Meet the Harrogate team

Before & After Treatment

Frequently asked questions

What is the best non-surgical treatment for jowls?

Jowls are the name we give for the sagging skin around the jawline which occurs naturally as we get older. Jowls develop as the fat pads in our cheeks slip down towards the jaw and the skin along the jawline also starts to lose laxity so it appears to sag. Jawline recontouring is now one of the most requested aesthetic ‘Tweakments’ in the aesthetic industry. It can be treated with fillers to define the jaw and give better facial definition. Used together you can achieve reduced sagging skin around the jaw and more defined cheeks subtly giving a more youthful appearance.

How to reverse the signs of aging on your face?

Everyone will see the signs of ageing at some point as they get older, this is often due to lines appearing. We also can experience the soft tissue in our upper and midface starting to descend to the lower parts of the face. It is further emphasised by the bone loss which naturally occurs on the lower face which means there is less support for the soft tissue.