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Category: Skin tightening

Tweak of the Week: Facial lifting and tightening with Cutera

What’s the secret to tighter and better looking skin? Can one treatment really target fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars and photoaging at the same time as tightening, with minimal discomfort or recovery time? As we age the quality of our skin.

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12th November 2020 Microneedling, Skin Tightening, Tweak of the Week, Collagen, jowls, radiofrequency, Renee Lapino, Cutera, Secret RF, skin rejuvenation, Radiofrequency Facial, microneeling facial

Announcing: The Tweakments Clinic

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  Hi everyone, exciting news, I’m delighted to announce my first Tweakments Clinic event which will be happening on Tuesday 12th November at a fab venue in central London, 6-9pm, where you can book in to have an informal chat with two top.

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1st November 2019 Cosmetic doctors, CoolSculpting, Fat Freezing, Profhilo, Ultherapy, HIFU, Skin Tightening, Emsella chair, Silhouette Soft, HydraFacial, Emsculpt, The Tweakments Clinic

TTG x Healthista - Ultherapy, with Dr Tracy Mountford

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  What can you do for skin that is starting to sag, without opting for invasive treatment or surgery? I talked to Dr Tracy Mountford about Ultherapy, and what this tweakment can offer, for Healthista.com. 

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27th August 2019 Aesthetics, Focussed Ultrasound, Tweakments, The Tweakments Guide, Healthista, Ultherapy, Dr Tracy Mountford, HIFU, Skin Tightening
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