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The start of a new year often brings with it resolve to make personal changes; emotionally, physically and also in how and where you spend your time. Time for a fresh start and a new resolution. The chance to put aside the negatives and the “I never got round to...” of the past year. The opportunity to focus on the future.
Think – Madonna, Goldie Hawn, Kate Moss. All women with fabulous faces, but have you noticed their hands? It’s as though they belong to different people!
A recent survey of 1000 women in the US indicated that almost 80% (78%) of respondents over the age of 40 wish they could change the appearance of their hands. Nearly two thirds would have a non-surgical treatment to improve the look of the hands. Do you feel the same?
It’s common for women – and some men – to feel that the backs of their hands age them.
Fluctuations in body weight and the thinning of skin as we grow older, mean that veins and tendons can become more noticeable.
Age spots are also a big giveaway to a person’s age.
With the onset of the cold weather it’s time to take good care of your skin so that you can still look good when the mercury drops!
If you feel it’s looking a little more ‘rough elephant’ than ‘silky fox’, remembering these five tips could help to change it all in a positive way;
Dear Patient
Inline with the most recent guidelines issued by the Government, we are busy planning the reopening of our clinic.
Our first priority is the wellbeing of our patients and colleagues and this continues to be the case. As a result, we will only be reopening once we are satisfied that we have all of the necessary processes in place to ensure your safety.
We currently expect to open the clinic on Monday 6th July with limited treatments and further safety measures in place.
When you attend our clinic there will be strict social distancing measures, enhanced protection for patients and colleagues, and temperature checks for everyone. Please follow any instructions from our team carefully.
We shall be contacting and rebooking all of those patients that had appointments prior to the Covid pandemic.
Thank you for your patience and we look forward to seeing you soon.
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