Our clinics

The treatments we offer are: surgery, skin treatments such as PRX-T33, Sofwave, Glow Scalpel, laser for red vessels and brown spots, Skin rejuvenation, Dermapen, injection treatments such as toxin, filler, Sculptra, Skinbooster, Profhilo, PRP for skin and hair, HArmonyCa, and cosmetic tattooing.

Our experienced plastic surgeons, injection nurses, skin therapists and cosmetic tattooists perform our treatments.

To know which treatment is right for you, it is important that you first come to us for a consultation. We also offer online consultations.

During our consultations, we will take photos that we look at together and then go through different treatment options to give you the effect you want. We will also take a detailed medical history, which means we will ask about your medical history, any pre-existing conditions, medications you are taking, any allergies and previous cosmetic procedures.

Prior to surgery, it is important that you read all written information regarding preparation and the procedure. During anaesthesia, fasting is of utmost importance, and to reduce the risk of infection, wash with Hibiscrub as prescribed. It is also important that you take any prescribed medicines from the pharmacy before the day of the operation and obtain any compression garments and bras. Plan for your recovery and read up before the day of the operation on how to take care of yourself at home after the operation.

To best prepare for an injection treatment, it is to your advantage if you have eaten a solid breakfast/lunch and avoided blood thinners such as Treo and Ipren, including Omega 3. It is also important to discuss your expectations and goals with your therapist to ensure that you have a clear understanding of what the treatment can and cannot achieve. Depending on the treatment, it may also be helpful to plan for some recovery time afterwards. For example, you may need to avoid strenuous activities afterwards. Remember to follow your therapist's advice and guidelines for best results after treatment.

Prior to surgery, it is important that you read all written information regarding preparation and the procedure. During anaesthesia, fasting is of utmost importance, and to reduce the risk of infection, wash with Hibiscrub as prescribed. It is also important that you take any prescribed medicines from the pharmacy before the day of the operation and obtain any compression garments and bras. Plan for your recovery and read up before the day of the operation on how to take care of yourself at home after the operation.

If you need to cancel/reschedule your appointment, you can either do so via the website or to info@thefaculty.com using your booking code or call us on 08 98 90 00.