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Treatment guides, training news and expert advice from the Angel White team across our Littlehampton & Hove clinics.
Discover what professional mesotherapy training covers and who it is designed for. Dr Irina Prikulis of Angel White Aesthetics explains the theory, practical techniques, patient assessment, treatment areas, and clinical applications practitioners need to confidently add mesotherapy to their aesthetic practice.
Advanced filler training marks the shift from mastering basic injection techniques to developing deeper anatomical understanding, clinical judgement, and treatment planning. Learn to approach complex areas with greater precision, recognise vascular risks, and create holistic treatment plans tailored to each patient. Progressing beyond foundation training is about becoming a safer, more confident, and more effective aesthetic practitioner.
Dull skin can have several causes, including slow cell turnover, dehydration, impaired barrier function, poor circulation, pigmentation, glycation, and collagen loss. While moisturisers and mists may offer temporary improvement, lasting radiance comes from addressing the underlying cause. Treatments such as exfoliation, BioRePeel, Profhilo, polynucleotides, and targeted pigmentation care can improve skin quality, hydration, tone, and luminosity when properly matched to your needs.
Dry skin and dehydrated skin may look similar, but they are fundamentally different concerns. Dry skin is a skin type caused by insufficient sebum and a weakened lipid barrier, while dehydration is a temporary lack of water within the skin. Understanding the difference matters because each requires a different treatment approach. Dry skin benefits from barrier-supportive oils, ceramides, and emollients, whereas dehydrated skin responds to hydration-focused ingredients such as hyaluronic acid.
Fine lines and deep wrinkles may look similar, but they have different causes and require different treatment approaches. Discover how skin quality treatments, anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, and prevention can address each concern for more effective, natural-looking results.
Lumi Eyes and polynucleotides are closely related but not identical. Polynucleotides are a broader category of regenerative injectable treatments, while Lumi Eyes is a specific PDRN product formulated for the delicate periorbital area. Both aim to improve skin quality, but Lumi Eyes is specifically designed for under-eye concerns such as thin, crepey skin, fine lines, and certain types of dark circles.
Profhilo aftercare matters more than it may seem. Although the treatment is quick and well tolerated, the skin continues responding for weeks as the hyaluronic acid spreads through the tissue and stimulates collagen and elastin production. For the first 24–48 hours, avoid touching or massaging the area, intense exercise, alcohol, heat, and makeup directly over injection points.
Non-surgical face contouring can enhance definition, improve facial proportions, and create a sharper jawline without surgery. From dermal fillers and Radiesse to thread lifting, fat-dissolving injections, and anti-wrinkle treatments, each option addresses different aspects of facial structure. Understanding what each treatment can realistically achieve and its limitations is essential for choosing a safe, personalised approach and achieving natural-looking results.
Discover the key differences between Aptos and standard PDO thread lifts. This guide explains how their materials, thread design, longevity, collagen stimulation, treatment experience, and suitability compare, helping you understand which option may better match your facial concerns, expectations, and long-term aesthetic goals.