Which Treatment Is Best for Skin Rejuvenation?

Skin rejuvenation covers a range of concerns and a range of treatments, so there is no single best option. The right choice, or combination, depends on what you want to improve and on your skin.

This guide compares the main options and explains how they fit together.

Matching treatment to concern

Different treatments suit different aspects of skin quality. Microneedling supports texture and renewal; mesotherapy supports hydration and radiance; skin boosters improve hydration and quality; polynucleotides support the skin's repair environment. Your primary concern points towards the most relevant option.

• Texture and renewal: microneedling
• Hydration and radiance: mesotherapy
• Hydration and quality: skin boosters
• Repair environment and thin or tired skin: polynucleotides

Combination is common

In practice, skin rejuvenation often works best as a combination rather than a single treatment, addressing several aspects of skin quality together. Exosomes may be added to microneedling to support recovery.

What it is not

None of these treatments addresses deep lines or significant volume loss, and being clear about that matters. Skin rejuvenation is about the quality of the skin, not reshaping the face.

A personalised plan

The best approach is a personalised combination generated from your assessment, which is exactly what the Skin Regeneration Programme and Healthy Ageing Programme provide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the single best rejuvenation treatment?

There isn't one. The most effective approach is usually a personalised combination matched to your skin and concerns at assessment, rather than any single treatment.

How much do these treatments cost?

As a guide, microneedling is £85, mesotherapy £120 and microneedling with exosomes £180 per session. Skin booster and polynucleotide pricing is confirmed at consultation.

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