Press and PR

It’s the product that’s got the skincare industry going crazy this year, with rave reviews from even Kim Kardashian! Retinol is the new miracle skincare product that everyone who’s anyone is stocking up on, for it’s ability to minimise pores, help reduce acne and breakouts, and exfoliate the skin to leave it looking and feeling totally luminous! For more reasons why you should be including Retinol in your skincare routine, read Preview Magazine’s 10 Reasons Why Retinol Is the Secret to Smooth, Poreless Skin.

If you’re thinking of trying Retinol, we recommend starting on a lower percentage product such as the SkinCeuticals Retinol 0.3%, as your skin will need to build up a tolerance using retinol, and only initially applying this once or twice a week before increasing this to every other night and then every evening. From there, you may be able to switch to a higher strength Retinol such as the Obagi Retinol 1%, but ensure you consult a professional to check your skin is suitable before doing so! Alternatively, if you’d like more help on which Retinol you should be using for your skin type, get in touch with us by submitting a question below, or asking one of our expert practitioners next time you’re in clinic!

Find out why medical professionals are now recommending Botox® to men with more practical jobs, to help improve the appearance of their skin! Read full Mail Online article here.

Geordie Shore star turned business woman Marnie Simpson recently visited our Oxford Circus clinic to discuss her skin concerns with our practitioners. Starting her journey with a gentle microdermabrasion to deep cleanse her skin, the lovely Marnie took away a carefully selected range of Dermaquest products to prep her skin before she returned for a Pumpkin Peel a few weeks later. Fantastic for deep cleansing the skin to reveal a refreshed, glowing complexion, our Pumpkin Peel has key ingredients that work to increase the production of collagen in the skin, and is great for anyone who is looking to brighten up tired skin and rejuvenate their look!

Our fabulous New Kings Road practitioner Aimee was recently interviewed by founder of SheerLuxe, Georgie, on their first ever SheerLuxe Show! Talking all things skincare, Aimee focused on the top 5 things you should be doing for sparkling skin, and shared her skincare do’s and don’t’s! Watch the full interview with Georgie and pick up Aimee’s top skincare tips here.

Follow the journey of the 8 famous celebs who go on a Sardinian retreat to reverse their ageing minds and bodies to help achieve a more youthful version of themselves! Watch this great ITV series here.

We’ve all seen the photos, and read the stories of when Botox® anti-wrinkle treatments go wrong, but if you watch this fantastically insightful documentary on BBC Three, you will understand that it isn’t the product that causes problems, but the people administering it. Did you know Botox® is also FDA approved to use for treating migraines, children with cerebral palsy and overactive bladders? When undergoing a treatment such as Botox®, you quite rightly expect to have a high level of trust in the individual administering it to you, which is why at DestinationSkin we only work with highly qualified and expertly trained Doctors and Nurses in our clinics, and hold the highest level of medical insurance to ensure you are protected and reassured every step of the way! Watch this great documentary and learn more about Botox® here.

After her treatment Caggie reported, “My skin is glowing after my DestinationSkin DermaQuest stem cell facial. Thank you!”

Daisy said “I’ve used Revitalash from DestinationSkin, it’s amazing! #lovelongerlashes” – we’d have to agree with Daisy on this one – Revitalash is a scientifically advanced eyelash conditioner which encourages strength and fullness, to give beautifully healthy-looking lashes. Try out this amazing product and discover your own results here.

“I loved my microdermabrasion treatment at DestinationSkin, think I’ll be back regularly. Fantastic service too, really impressed with the Knightsbridge clinic.”