Nicola Anne Aesthetics

27/08/2026

21/07/2026

“Anyone can buy a syringe. What you’re investing in is the expertise behind it—the assessment, technique, safety, experience, and knowing when not to treat. That’s what creates beautiful, natural results.”

16/07/2026

Lip augmentation enhances the shape, volume, and definition of the lips. The most common method is using hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers, which provide natural-looking results and can be adjusted or dissolved if needed. Benefits

* Adds volume to thin lips.
* Improves lip symmetry.
* Enhances the cupid’s bow and vermilion border.
* Improves hydration and smooths fine lines around the mouth.
* Can restore volume lost with ageing.

How much filler?

For a natural result:

* 0.5 mL: Very subtle enhancement, ideal for first-time treatment.
* 1.0 mL: Noticeable but still natural in most people.
* Larger volumes are usually built up gradually over several sessions rather than all at once.

The procedure

* Takes around 30–45 minutes.
* Most fillers contain lidocaine to reduce discomfort.
* Results are visible immediately, although swelling is expected for the first few days.

Recovery

* Swelling and bruising are common for 2–7 days.
* Avoid alcohol, strenuous exercise, and excessive heat for 24 hours.
* Avoid pressure or massage unless advised by your practitioner.
* Final results are usually seen after about 2 weeks.

How long does it last?

Typically 6–12 months,

12/07/2026

Polynucleotides under the eyes are injectable treatments made from purified DNA fragments (usually derived from salmon or trout) that are designed to improve skin quality rather than add volume.

What they can help with

* Crepey or thin under-eye skin
* Fine lines and wrinkles
* Dark circles caused by thin, translucent skin
* Mild under-eye hollowness (by improving skin quality, not filling volume)
* General skin hydration and elasticity

How they work

Polynucleotides stimulate tissue repair, collagen production, and hydration. Unlike traditional fillers, they don’t “fill” the area; they encourage the skin to regenerate and become thicker and healthier over time.

03/07/2026

Cryotherapy is a common and effective way to remove many skin tags. It works by freezing the tissue with liquid nitrogen, causing the skin tag to die and fall off over the following days to weeks.

Here’s what to expect:

* Procedure: A healthcare professional applies liquid nitrogen to the skin tag using a spray or cotton-tipped applicator. The treatment usually takes only a few seconds.
* After treatment: The area may sting briefly, then become red or swollen. A small blister or scab may form. Most skin tags fall off within 1–2 weeks, though larger ones may require another treatment.
* Recovery: Keep the area clean and avoid picking at any blister or scab. Healing is usually straightforward with little downtime.

02/07/2026

What makes lips look natural?

A skilled injector will aim to:

* Restore or subtly enhance volume rather than dramatically enlarge the lips.
* Preserve the natural shape of your cupid’s bow.
* Maintain a balanced upper-to-lower lip ratio (many people naturally have a lower lip that’s slightly fuller).
* Improve hydration and definition instead of creating excessive projection.
* Keep the lips moving naturally when you smile and talk.

How much filler?

For a first treatment, many practitioners recommend:

* 0.5 mL: Very subtle, often enough for hydration and slight definition.
* 1.0 mL: Noticeable but can still look natural in the right person, especially if distributed conservatively.

It’s usually easier to add more later than to dissolve overfilled lips.

22/05/2026

When the pictures prove the results 🤩🤩🤩. Microneedling is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that uses tiny sterile needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This stimulates collagen and elastin production, which can improve:

* Acne scars
* Fine lines and wrinkles
* Enlarged pores
* Uneven skin texture
* Stretch marks
* Mild hyperpigmentation

How it works

A dermatologist or aesthetic provider uses a device with fine needles that puncture the skin at controlled depths. Your body responds by repairing the skin and producing new collagen.

15/05/2026

Lumi Eyes is a cosmetic treatment for the under-eye area—basically a skin booster injected under your eyes to improve how that area looks.

What it is

* It’s a non-surgical injectable treatment (tiny micro-injections).
* Uses ingredients called polynucleotides (often from salmon DNA) plus hydrating compounds.
* These ingredients help repair skin, boost collagen, and hydrate from within.

What it’s used for

People get Lumi Eyes mainly to treat:

* Dark circles
* Fine lines / wrinkles
* Puffy or tired-looking eyes
* Crepey or thin under-eye skin

How it works

The injected solution goes into the skin under your eyes and:

* Stimulates collagen and elastin production
* Improves skin quality and elasticity
* Boosts hydration and circulation
* Helps the skin regenerate itself

What results look like

* Brighter, smoother under-eye area
* Less visible dark circles
* Firmer, more “awake” appearance

Quick facts

* ⏱️ Usually quick (around 15–20 minutes)
* 🪡 Minimal downtime
* 🔁 Often done in a course (e.g., 2–3 sessions)

14/05/2026

This lady has been treated with cryotherapy. 🔬 Types of cryotherapy

1. Local cryotherapy

* Targets a specific area (e.g., a wart, skin lesion)
* Often uses liquid nitrogen or cold probes
* Common in dermatology for removing warts or precancerous spots For skin lesions. cryotherapy usually means a clinician applies liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy abnormal tissue.

Common conditions treated

* Warts
* Skin tags
* Actinic keratoses (sun-damaged precancerous spots)
* Some benign growths like seborrheic keratoses
* Occasionally certain superficial skin cancers

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What happens during treatment

1. The lesion is identified and cleaned.
2. Liquid nitrogen is sprayed or applied with a cotton-tipped applicator.
3. The area freezes for a few seconds.
4. The skin thaws and may be frozen again.

The procedure usually takes only a few minutes.

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What it feels like

* Sharp cold or stinging sensation
* Mild burning or throbbing afterward
* Temporary redness and swelling

Some areas (fingertips, face, ge****ls) are more sensitive.

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Healing process

Typical timeline:

* Day 1–2: Redness/swelling
* Day 2–7: Blister or scab may form
* 1–3 weeks: Lesion peels off and heals

12/05/2026

Anti-wrinkle injections are non-surgical treatments used to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by temporarily relaxing targeted facial muscles.

How they work:
A purified protein is injected into specific muscles, preventing them from contracting fully. This softens lines caused by repeated expressions (like frowning or squinting).

Common treatment areas:

* Forehead lines
* Frown lines (between eyebrows)
* Crow’s feet (around eyes)
* Bunny lines (nose wrinkles)
* Jawline / neck (in some cases)

What to expect:

* Treatment time: ~10–20 minutes
* Minimal discomfort (tiny needle)
* Results start: 3–5 days
* Full effect: ~10–14 days
* Duration: 3–4 months (varies)

Side effects (usually mild):

* Slight swelling or redness at injection site
* Temporary bruising
* Rarely: drooping eyelid or asymmetry (usually resolves)