Treatments

A non-surgical treatment using a gel-like substance, typically hyaluronic acid, placed beneath the skin to add volume, smooth the appearance of lines and restore facial contours. Dr Selina Clinics offers lip, nasolabial, marionette, cheek, chin, tear trough, temple and jaw filler.

A bio-remodelling treatment designed to rejuvenate the skin by promoting hydration and stimulating the skin’s own collagen and elastin. Unlike traditional fillers, Profhilo is intended as a more subtle enhancement of skin quality.

Skin boosters at Dr Selina Clinics are listed as JALUPRO. They typically contain hyaluronic acid to support hydration and skin quality. Unlike fillers, they are intended to hydrate and refresh rather than add volume.

A combined clinic package pairing JALUPRO skin boosters with polynucleotides, listed as suitable for face, under-eyes or neck.

A bio-stimulating injectable used for facial rejuvenation. Polynucleotides are described by the clinic as supporting the skin’s collagen, elastin and hydration pathways. One syringe may be used for face, under-eyes, neck or décolletage.

An injectable treatment formulated with calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres in a gel. At Dr Selina Clinics it may be used to support facial contours and, in hyper-dilute form, skin quality of the face, temples, jaw and neck.

A collagen-stimulating injectable made from poly-L-lactic acid. It works beneath the skin to support the body’s own collagen, with gradual change in the appearance of volume and skin structure.

A collagen-stimulating injectable using poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) microspheres, designed to gradually improve the appearance of firmness, texture and elasticity rather than add immediate volume.

Microneedling with mesotherapy listed as WOW Infusion — a cocktail of nutrients applied to the face. (The clinic also lists a Botox variant, which is excluded from this public tool.)

Listed for face or hair. Exosomes are described as regenerative messengers introduced with microneedling. Facial use may be discussed for skin quality; scalp use for thinning hair.

A minimally invasive mesotherapy treatment listed for hyperpigmentation of the under-eyes and face. A cocktail of vitamins, antioxidants, hyaluronic acid and depigmenting agents is placed into targeted areas.

The Perfect Peel® is listed as the clinic’s most popular peel. Chemical peels are used to refresh the outer layer of skin and may be considered for texture, pigmentation appearance and overall radiance.

An Enerpeel mandelic acid peel listed on the clinic menu. Lighter peels may be considered for tone and texture with clinician guidance.

An Enerpeel salicylic acid peel listed on the clinic menu, often discussed for congestion-prone or oilier-looking skin.

An Enerpeel Jessner peel listed on the clinic menu. Strength and suitability are clinician-led.

CoolPeel™ is a lighter CO2 laser option at Dr Selina Clinics, using carbon dioxide energy to refresh the surface of the skin with typically less downtime than deeper resurfacing.

Deeper CO2 laser resurfacing at Dr Selina Clinics, designed to refresh damaged outer layers and support collagen. Used for the look of lines, texture, pigmentation and acne-scar appearance.

A laser scar-treatment session listed on the CO2 menu. Suitability and settings are clinician-led after consultation and patch test.

SkinPen microneedling is listed under skin therapist treatments. An initial consultation is required. Microneedling is often discussed for the look of texture, pores and fine lines.

A ZO Skin Health facial listed as a Red Carpet Peel that brightens and tightens (45 minutes).

A ZO Skin Health peel listed for redness (45 minutes).

A 60-minute ZO facial listed as treating dullness and hyperpigmentation.

A 60-minute ZO facial listed for acne, oily skin and rosacea. This app never diagnoses those conditions; it may surface this facial when congestion or oiliness appearance is visible.

A 60-minute ZO facial listed for dullness and dehydration, described as an instant healthy glow with no downtime.