Dermal Fillers Dermal fillers are a popular cosmetic treatment that add volume to an area in order to enhance the overall appearance and/or replenish volume from areas where it is lost, this could be either from significant rapid weight loss or from ageing. Dermal fillers are also great at reducing the appearance of wrinkles, fine...Read More
In this blog, we take a detailed look at five aesthetic treatments that we offer at Rejuvenate Aesthetics Clinic Southampton, which we believe are among the most popular with our patients, and which we provide regularly. Detailed below are the treatments for you to learn a little bit more about if you’re looking for some...Read More
Over time, various elements in the skin are lost, including collagen (one of the major proteins supporting the complexion), hyaluronic acid and elastin. Lip fillers aim to rectify this. They’re one of the most popular non-invasive cosmetic procedures around. Lip augmentation enhances the lips volume and definition, thus improving the overall aesthetic appearance of your...Read More
At the time of writing, a gradual easing of the Covid-19 restrictions in England means that, as of late January, face coverings are no longer mandatory in public spaces. And ‘Plan B’ measures covering compulsory masks in indoor public venues, and the need to show vaccination status in places like nightclubs, expire on March 24,...Read More
Botulinum Toxin (often known as Botox) treatments: we answer your FAQs It’s not invasive, but it’s still a medical treatment, so we at Rejuvenate Clinics completely understand if you have some questions before proceeding with your Botulinum Toxin/Botox treatment. It’s one of our most popular treatments and therefore something we do every day, but we...Read More
How is a non-surgical rhinoplasty different to a surgical rhinoplasty? Rhinoplasty – more commonly known as a ‘nose job’ – is a procedure which rebuilds and changes the appearance of the nose. In the past your only option would have been surgery to correct any imperfections with your nose, but that just isn’t the case...Read More