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Treatment guides, training news and expert advice from the Angel White team across our Littlehampton & Hove clinics.
Biorevitalisation and mesotherapy are often treated as interchangeable, but there is an important distinction. Both use fine needle injections to improve skin quality, yet mesotherapy typically delivers a cocktail of ingredients including hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
BioRePeel is a medical-grade chemical peel designed to improve skin texture, tone, pigmentation, acne, and signs of ageing with minimal downtime. Its biphasic formula combines 35% TCA with lactic and salicylic acids, vitamins, amino acids, and other supportive ingredients. Unlike traditional TCA peels, it works while reducing surface irritation and visible peeling, making it a popular clinical treatment for patients seeking brighter, smoother, healthier-looking skin without prolonged recovery.
Summer can make pigmentation noticeably darker, especially melasma, as UV exposure and heat stimulate pigment-producing cells. Understanding why pigmentation worsens in warmer months helps guide safer treatment choices. While SPF 50 and consistent sun protection remain essential, gentler treatments may be suitable during summer, with more intensive pigmentation treatments often better timed for autumn and winter.
Wedding skin prep is about timing, not last-minute treatments. Ideally, start 12 months ahead: build skin quality first, address pigmentation/scarring early, and plan anti-wrinkle treatments and fillers with enough time to assess and refine results. In the final 4–6 weeks, focus only on proven, low-downtime treatments. The final 2 weeks? Let your skin settle and prioritise sleep, hydration and SPF.
Under-eye concerns can have many causes, ranging from skin thinning and fine lines to lymphatic fluid retention and volume loss. This guide compares Lumi Eyes, puffy-eye drainage, and polynucleotides, explaining what each treatment targets, expected results, longevity, and how they may be combined. Discover why choosing the right treatment starts with understanding what is really causing your under-eye concern.
Profhilo, skin boosters, and mesotherapy all improve skin quality, but they work in very different ways. This guide explains how each treatment works, what concerns it is best suited to, and how they compare in terms of results, injection technique, maintenance, and suitability. Learn which option is most appropriate for your skin goals and when combining treatments may deliver the best outcome.
A liquid facelift is a personalised, non-surgical facial rejuvenation programme that combines treatments such as dermal fillers, anti-wrinkle injections, and skin rejuvenation therapies to restore volume, improve skin quality, and refresh facial contours. Learn how it works, who it's suitable for, what results to expect, and how it compares with a surgical facelift.
NAD+ infusions and vitamin B complex injections are increasingly popular, but do they deliver on their promises? This guide separates evidence from marketing, explaining how these wellness injectables work, who may benefit most, what current research supports, and the key questions to ask before booking treatment so you can make an informed, clinically grounded decision.
Complications in aesthetic practice are rare, but recognising and managing them quickly can make a critical difference to patient outcomes. This article explains why dedicated complications management training is essential for aesthetic practitioners, covering vascular occlusion, infection, filler complications, emergency protocols, and how specialised training builds the confidence to respond effectively when it matters most.