Revital Lab

25/11/2025

If your under-eye area looks hollow, the tear trough is rarely the real problem.

One of the biggest mistakes I see is people chasing the tiny line under the eye without looking at what is actually causing it. Most of the time, hollowing starts higher up in the midface. When the cheek loses volume or support, everything above it begins to drop, and the under area looks deeper as a result.

If you only treat the tear trough, you might get a small improvement, but the result often looks flat, or worse, unnatural. When you restore the structure in the right places first, the under eye softens on its own, and any further treatment becomes subtle, safe and far more believable.

Under-eye work is never about filling a line, it is about understanding the whole periorbital area and treating the cause, not the shadow.

If you want to know what approach would work best for your face, feel free to ask below or send a message, and I can point you in the right direction💌

24/11/2025

Exclusive Christmas offer incoming at Revital Lab…✨🎄

Throughout December, I’m offering £50 off injectable treatments at Revital Lab, a small thank you for all your support this year, and a chance to feel your best heading into the celebrations.

Whether you’re looking to soften fine lines, restore lost volume or boost hydration, this offer applies to:

✨Anti-wrinkle injections
✨Dermal fillers
✨ Biostimulators (Julaïne, Sculptra)
✨ Skin boosters (Sunekos, Profhilo)

It’s valid until the end of December, one-time use per client, and if you’re hoping to look your best for festive events, I recommend booking 2–3 weeks ahead so your results have time to settle beautifully.

Ready to book your appointment? Tap the link in bio to secure your slot 💌

22/11/2025

If you have ever worried that long-term Botox will weaken your muscles or affect your face in the future, here is the clarity you actually need.

There is a lot of noise online about Botox being “bad long term”, but decades of real clinical data tell a very different story. When the right product is used correctly, Botox does not damage the muscles, it does not stop your face from working, and it does not create long-term problems with expression. The key is dosing, technique and understanding how much movement your face naturally needs.

Issues only arise when the face is repeatedly over-frozen. When Botox is placed with precision and the aim is softening rather than immobilising, the muscles stay healthy, the results stay natural, and you maintain the balance that keeps everything looking like you.

If you want honest guidance on how to approach muscle-relaxing treatments safely and naturally, tap the link in my bio to book a consultation. I can walk you through what to expect, how to keep results subtle and how to avoid the heavy, over-treated look that most people worry about 💬

20/11/2025

18/11/2025

If you have ever seen a set of lips that look a bit overdone or slightly unnatural but you cannot pinpoint why, there is usually a clear reason behind it.

Poorly placed lip filler has telltale signs, and once you understand them, you start noticing them everywhere.

Migration that creeps above the lip and creates a shelf-like appearance. Product collecting inside the lip and forming little pockets. Asymmetry that was never part of the person’s natural shape. These problems usually come from filler being placed in the wrong plane or added repeatedly without a proper assessment of the lip’s structure and limits.

Good lip treatment should blend into the face, not distract from it. It should support your natural shape, add balance and enhance definition without changing who you are.

If you want lip results that look believable and harmonised with your features, tap the link in my bio to book a consultation, and we can plan a treatment that is tailored to your lips and done the right way 💌

14/11/2025

A well-defined jawline is something so many people ask about, and the good news is that you do not need surgery to achieve a fresher, more sculpted look. With the right combination of treatments, we can reshape, lift and refine the lower face in a way that still looks entirely natural.

There are three approaches that consistently give the most reliable results. Some focus on restoring lost structure, others on reducing downward pull from the muscles, and others on tightening and refining the tissues themselves. When used thoughtfully, they work together to create a much cleaner, more lifted profile.

The key is to restore balance, soften heaviness around the jowls and enhance the natural angles of the face in a very subtle, elegant way.

If you have been thinking about improving your jawline or are unsure which treatments would suit your anatomy best, book a consultation and we can create a personalised plan that gives you definition and confidence without ever looking overdone. Tap the link in my bio to get started 💌

11/11/2025

When we talk about “lifting” the face, it’s a phrase that gets used a lot in aesthetics - sometimes a little too loosely. Many treatments promise lift and tightening, but it’s important to understand what’s actually happening beneath the surface.

For most people in their 40s to 60s, that desire to “just lift things up a little” is completely natural. But a true lift, in the medical sense, means repositioning the deeper tissues of the face - something that only surgery can genuinely achieve. That doesn’t mean non-surgical options can’t make a visible difference, though.

Treatments like dermal fillers can beautifully restore lost structure and balance, particularly in the mid-face, where volume loss can make the face look heavier or tired. By enhancing light reflection and restoring natural contours, fillers can give the illusion of lift, but they’re not physically lifting the skin back up.

Then we have energy-based treatments like Sofwave, Ultherapy and radiofrequency microneedling. These work deeper within the skin to stimulate collagen and improve firmness and elasticity. While they don’t replace the effects of surgery, they can create a subtle tightening and refreshing effect, helping the face look more lifted and supported.

There are also temporary techniques like thread lifts, but it’s important to understand that these results often rely on short-term swelling and collagen stimulation rather than structural repositioning.

The takeaway? A true lift is surgical, but with the right non-surgical plan, we can create a more sculpted, refreshed appearance - one that still feels like you.

If you’re curious about what would work best for you, book a consultation and let’s explore your options together. We’ll design a treatment plan that fits your face, your goals and your stage of life 💌

10/11/2025

So pleased to share my recent feature in The Elmbridge Magazine this month 📖

We discussed the rise of aesthetic treatments in the UK, the growing shift from simply “filling” to truly regenerating the skin, and why education and safety should always come first when choosing any treatment.

I’m passionate about helping patients understand that modern aesthetics is about so much more than quick fixes - it’s about science, subtlety and long-term skin health. From regenerative injectables to advanced energy-based devices, there are incredible ways to support collagen and restore confidence when done safely and thoughtfully.

A huge thank you to The Elmbridge Magazine for the feature, and for helping open the conversation around what ethical, evidence-based aesthetics really looks like 💉

06/11/2025

When it comes to delaying (or even preparing for) a facelift, timing and treatment choice really matter. The goal is to keep your skin strong, elastic and well-supported for as long as possible - without making future surgery more complicated if you decide to go down that route later.

Not all treatments are created equal in this respect. Some, like certain fillers or collagen stimulators, can leave residual product or inflammation in the deeper tissues, which may interfere with surgical precision later on.

Similarly, aggressive energy-based devices can sometimes cause fibrosis - making surgery trickier for even the most experienced hands.

That said, there are treatments that beautifully complement both non-surgical and surgical approaches. Bioregenerative injectables like Sunekos or Julaine work with your body’s own biology, gently stimulating collagen and elastin without causing unnecessary trauma to the deeper layers. They improve tone, elasticity and hydration, helping your skin age more gracefully and recover better if you eventually choose surgery.

Think of these treatments as part of your long-term skin strategy - strengthening your foundation while keeping your options open.

If you’re in that in-between phase - not quite ready for surgery but wanting to stay lifted, firm and radiant - book a consultation and let’s design a treatment plan that supports your goals now and in the future 💌

03/11/2025

I’ve been seeing a real shift lately in what people are looking for when it comes to aesthetics. More and more of you want treatments that don’t change how you look, but simply make your skin feel stronger, fresher and more alive.

That’s where Juläine comes in. It’s a biostimulator that works beneath the surface to support your skin’s own renewal processes - improving texture, firmness and that overall healthy glow that’s hard to fake. It’s not about adding volume or freezing expression, but about helping your skin regenerate naturally over time.

What makes it exciting is how it works differently from other injectables, giving beautifully natural results while supporting long-term skin health.

If you’re curious about regenerative treatments and want to find something that strengthens and refreshes your skin rather than changing how you look, this one is worth exploring. Book a consultation via the link in my bio and let’s see if Juläine could be right for you 💌

31/10/2025

When it comes to skin boosters, one of the most common questions I’m asked is: Profhilo or Sunekos - which is better?

It’s a great question, because on the surface, both treatments sound very similar. They’re both injectable hydrators made with hyaluronic acid, designed to improve skin quality, texture and glow. But the science behind them, and the way they perform in the skin, is actually quite different.

While Profhilo is best known for deep hydration and a subtle glow, Sunekos goes a step further. It’s a true regenerative treatment that not only hydrates, but also stimulates new collagen and elastin production at a cellular level. This is thanks to its unique formula that combines hyaluronic acid with a complex of amino acids, protecting the product from breaking down too quickly and allowing it to keep working for longer beneath the skin.

The result? Stronger, firmer, more elastic skin - not just temporarily plumped, but genuinely rejuvenated from within.

Both treatments have their place, and the right choice depends on your skin goals, age, and level of laxity. If hydration and radiance are your main focus, Profhilo may be a beautiful place to start. But if you’re looking for next-level skin regeneration and long-term improvement, Sunekos might just be your hero product.

If you’re curious about which one would be right for your skin, book a consultation and let’s create a treatment plan tailored to your goals and your skin’s unique needs - tap the link in my bio to get started 💌

28/10/2025

“What’s the biggest waste of money in aesthetics?” It’s a question I get asked a lot, and while there’s no single answer, there are some treatments that don’t always deliver what they promise.

Right now, the skin booster space is one of the busiest areas in aesthetics, and while there are some incredible products available, not all are created equal. Many claim to hydrate, stimulate collagen, and transform the skin, but the truth is that some only offer temporary hydration without long-term structural benefit.

That’s why it’s so important to understand the science behind each treatment and make sure you’re investing in something that genuinely suits your goals. In some cases, regenerative options like polynucleotides or biostimulators can provide far more lasting results for the same, or even less, investment over time.

The key takeaway? A treatment is only as good as its purpose and its practitioner. Understanding what’s right for your skin is what turns a good result into a great one.

Want help finding the right treatment plan for your skin? Send a message or book a consultation via the link in my bio - I’ll guide you toward what’s truly worth your time and money 💌