COSMEDICAL TREATMENTS

Life Doesn’t Always Go to Plan...

We see this all too often in our work with head and neck cancer patients. Unexpected challenges—whether from trauma, surgery, or self-harm—can take a toll not only physically, but emotionally too. But here’s the good news: you’re not alone, and we’re here to help.

At The Countryside Clinic, we offer a range of supportive services designed to help restore your self-confidence and help you feel comfortable in your own skin once again. However, let us share a little secret with you… no one is perfect—certainly not us! But together, we can work toward helping you feel like yourself again.

Rejuvenating & lifting Facial for Oncology Patients

Not just any rejuvenating and lifting facial, this is a Jennifer Young NHS approved oncology treatment. Importantly, the products used are specifically designed for oncology treated skin and can be used during and after oncology treatments.

WE CAN TREAT INDIVIDUALS DURING ACTIVE AND REMISSION TREATMENTS.

THE ADDES BONUS IS WE DON'T REQUIRE MEDICAL CONSENT UNLESS YOUR MEDICAL HISTORY IS VERY COMPLEX.

£40.00

Scar Revision

Targeted microneedling is a treatment similar to conventional microneedling however only the affected area is treated initially. This process allows the the affected skin to improve to a level of your "normal" skin. Much like playing catch up. The treatment helps to break down the tough fibrous tissue, enhance collagen and elastin production and stimulate melanocytes which help to improve any pigmentation issues.

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Areola Tattooing

Areola tattooing also known as micropigmentation or tattooing is a technique designed to create the illusion of an areola and 3D nipple. However, this treatment is not just for mastectomy patients as it can be adapted for many other breast surgery patients male or female.

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Scar Camouflage

Scar camouflage also known as scar micropigmentation or tattooing, is an technique designed to reduce the visibility of scars by depositing tiny dots of pigment into the scar tissue.

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