Ageing & Collagen Loss

Service Description

Skin ageing is influenced by a gradual decline in collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, alongside changes in skin thickness, hydration, cellular renewal and facial volume. Over time, this can contribute to fine lines, reduced firmness, laxity, changes in texture and a loss of overall skin quality. During consultation, the skin is assessed for collagen loss, elasticity, hydration, texture, pigmentation, lines, volume changes and areas of reduced firmness. The aim is to identify which changes are primarily affecting the skin and which may be related to deeper structural ageing. Treatment is usually focused on stimulating and supporting the skin’s own regenerative processes rather than relying on a single procedure. Depending on the individual, this may include microneedling, regenerative injectables, polynucleotides, biostimulatory treatments, skin boosters, chemical peels or other collagen-supporting treatments. A combination approach may be recommended where different concerns are present, with treatments planned gradually to support collagen production, improve skin quality and maintain natural facial balance. As ageing is progressive, the aim is not to change the face dramatically, but to improve skin function, firmness and quality over time with a personalised maintenance plan. Pricing varies depending on the treatments and course recommended following consultation.