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Victoria Rose Aesthetics

[28 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 6 Review(s)

Life changes your skin, We can change it back. To achieve the best possible results, we listen to our patients and understand their concerns – whether it is about looking older, having problem ...[READ MORE]


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18 New Market Street, Ulverston, LA12 7LN

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Rippon Medical Services Ltd

[33 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 1 Review(s)

Rippon Medical Services is a non-surgical aesthetic company that administers Wrinkle Relaxants and Dermal Fillers to Men and Women. All consultations & treatments are carried out by an Advanced A...[READ MORE]


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2 Spinners Yard, Fisher Street, Carlisle, CA3 8RE

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VL Aesthetics

[34 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 194 Review(s)

Largest in Cumbria Multi Award Winning Face, Body and Laser Clinic based in Carlisle. We provide aesthetic treatments at the cutting edge of science and beauty, from reducing wrinkles and fine lin...[READ MORE]


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Unit 1 Kingmoor Road, Carlisle, CA3 9QJ

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RichASkin

[40 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 2 Review(s)

RichAskin Clinic is all about achieving great looking skin. When your skin looks and feels good, so do you. At RichAskin you can enjoy expert advice and help in a relaxed, comfortable and fri...[READ MORE]


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37 Gilesgate, Hexham, NE46 3QB

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Skin Renaissance

[41 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 32 Review(s)

Skin Renaissance provides a range of non-surgical cosmetic procedures for both men and women that aim to restore youth and vitality to ageing skin. They offer advanced treatments in wrinkle relaxing i...[READ MORE]


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78 Victoria Road, Darlington, DL1 5JG

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Dr Sobia Medispa

[43 miles from Street]

Dr Sobia Medispa is an award winning aesthetic clinic based in the heart of Clitheroe in the Ribble Valley. We offer treatments for the face, skin, body, hair and men's and women's health using the ...[READ MORE]


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The Old Post House, 46 King Street, Clitheroe, BB7 2EU

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Defyne Aesthetics

[44 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 5 Review(s)

Located in Longridge near Preston, Defyne Aesthetics are easily accessible from the local areas of Preston, Chorley, Blackburn and Lancaster. They offer many non- surgical treatments including der...[READ MORE]


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The Business Centre, Suite 9, 5 Stanley Street, Longridge, Preston, PR3 3NJ

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Balance Aesthetics

[46 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 2 Review(s)

We strive to be known as the non-surgical clinic that provides the utmost of high standard treatments, at a reasonable price point for all. We offer a range of treatments, from skincare products to ...[READ MORE]


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7 Wyre Grange Lodge Lane, Singleton, Poulton-le-fylde, FY6 8NP

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Discover Laser

[48 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 21 Review(s)

Discover Laser is an established Medical Aesthetic Skin Clinic in Burnley, Lancashire. Medical Director Dr Miguel Montero and Consultant Dermatologist and Mohs Surgeon Dr Arif Aslam, lead a team of ...[READ MORE]


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Crow Wood Leisure, Royle Lane, Burnley, BB12 0RT

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Bella Medica Aesthetic Clinic

[50 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 16 Review(s)

Dr Nabilah Chowdhury MD MRCGP is an Advanced Aesthetic Doctor and GP Partner. She founded Bella Medica Aesthetic Clinic in 2008. As well as wrinkle reduction treatments and dermal fillers, Dr Nabila...[READ MORE]


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9 Mill Lane, Blackburn, BB2 2AU

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Enhancing Health and Beauty

[53 miles from Street]

Aesthetic Nurse Prescriber: Dermal Filler, Chemical Peel, Mesotherapy, Skin Needling & Medical Skin Care. Awards: British Journal of Nursing Nurse of the Year (2nd) 2016, 2015; Blackpool Gazette C...[READ MORE]


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1a Miletas Place, Fairhaven, Lytham St Annes, FY8 1BQ

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Derma Advanced Aesthetics

[54 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 4 Review(s)

One of the North Easts leading aesthetic nurses who has trained with some of the industries leading members. Sophie specialises in corrective work and is here to help, advise and offer the latest ...[READ MORE]


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18 Albert Road, Cleveland, Middlesbrough, TS1 1PR

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Emma Chan

[54 miles from Street]

Led by our founder Emma Chan, we are an exclusive medical aesthetics company offering a revolutionary approach to skin perfection. We believe it is really important that people feel good about thems...[READ MORE]


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10 Matrix Point, Matrix Way, Buckshaw Village, PR7 7ND

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Amanda Pierce Aesthetics

[55 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 28 Review(s)

Amanda Pierce Aesthetics located in Rawtenstall. Amanda Pierce Aesthetics offers a variety of treatments such as Muscle Relaxing Injections, Dermal Fillers and Non- Surgical Rhinoplasty[READ MORE]


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Suite 1, St John’s Court, Bacup Rd, Rawtenstall, BB4 7PA

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RejuvaMed Skin Clinic - Chorley

[57 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 5 Review(s)

Award winning RejuvaMed Skin Clinic offers medical cosmetics and skin care treatments led by consultant doctor, Grant McKeating. The clinic strives to offer its clients the latest, safest and most...[READ MORE]


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1 Clifford Street, Chorley, PR7 1AQ

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Alisha Louise Aesthetics

[63 miles from Street]

5 out of 5

From 13 Review(s)

At Alisha Louise Aesthetics, you can expect geniuine care and professionalism. By adopting only the most up to date and safest techniques, every patient can expect to feel relaxed and in safe hand...[READ MORE]


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8 Swan Alley, Ormskirk, L39 2EQ

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Rising Dawn Aesthetics

[69 miles from Street]

Welcome to Rising Dawn Aesthetics. We provide a fully mobile Aesthetics service including Anti wrinkle injectables , Dermal Fillers, skin peels microdermabrasion , cheek enhancements, brow lifts, ...[READ MORE]


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Redmayne Lodge, 2 Park Gate, Strensall, York, YO32 5YL

Specialist Skin Creams background information

There are literally hundreds of different brands of skin care products available worldwide that claim they can improve skin tone, reduce wrinkles, or the appearance of age spots, etc. Many of these products are sold as “cosmeceuticals” which is a term that describes products that fall somewhere between cosmetics and drugs.

Products that fall into the cosmeceutical realm can contain ingredients such as Vitamins A, C, and E, panthenol, essential fatty acids, alpha hydroxy acids, ginkgo biloba, aloe vera, jojoba, allantoin, urea, and prickly pear!

You will come across a range of different manufacturers and product lines which sometimes claim to be exclusively produced for beauty salons, spas, or cosmetic clinics.

Please see the Product Brands section above for details of some of the the vast range of different professional skincare or cosmecutical ranges that you may encounter in private clinics.

In the following information below, we have outlined two prescription creams that may be prescribed by a doctor or surgeon and are often recommended to help with certain skin problems caused by ageing. These are, Tretinoin, made from Vitamin A, which is licensed for the treatment of sun damaged skin and Hydroquinone which is a skin bleaching agent.

Both are available on private prescription.

How do Tretinoin and Hydroquinone work?

Tretinoin:

Tretinoin is made from Vitamin A (which is also known as a “retinoid”). This product is best known as an anti-acne treatment. It was first used in the 1970s for this purpose, when some young and middle – aged women reported improvement in fine wrinkles around their eyes when they were using this product for facial acne.

As a consequence, strict medical trials were performed in the late 1980s that proved that tretinoin could indeed reduce the appearance of fine facial wrinkling and also reduce the appearance of some facial hyperpigmentation (or age spots). It appears that tretinoin works by stimulating the production of collagen, which improves the skin’s appearance, and by also reducing the production of the pigment, melanin, in the skin.

As a result of this, tretinoin became the first and is still the only prescription drug able to claim that it could improve the roughness and fine wrinkling of sun damaged skin.

Hydroquinone:

Hydroquinone is a powerful skin bleaching agent. It works by stopping the pigment-producing cells in the skin from working. This pigment is called melanin and it is this which gives our skin its colour.

This is a reversible process and the skin can produce melanin again when hydroquinone is no longer used. It is often seen as the most effective topical product that dosctors use to treat melasma and other causes of hyperpigmentation (areas of darker coloured skin).

How safe are Tretinoin and Hydroquinone?

Tretinoin:

In adults and elderly patients, tretinoin should be applied daily at night. Just enough cream should be used to cover the affected areas thinly. Once the maximum effect has been achieved (after about 3 - 6 months) it can be maintained by continuing to apply tretinoin cream one to three times a week.

This product can make your skin more sensitive to the sun so you should avoid sunbathing or sunbeds. You should also always use a sunblock recommended by your practitioner to help prevent further sun damage to your skin.

In medical trials, the only adverse reaction to the cream was skin irritation. Mild to moderate skin reactions (e.g. dryness, peeling, redness, burning, stinging, and itching) are seen in many patients when they start this treatment. If this occurs, patients are usually recommended to stop treatment for a few days, and then start treatment again with a tiny pea sized amount spread over the area to be treated.

Tretinoin is a pharmaceutical product that is only available on prescription from a doctor or surgeon in the U.K.. It is possible to purchase some prescription drugs, including tretinoin, directly from the internet without a doctor’s prescription. We would, however, strongly advise you not to begin using this product without first seeing a specialist.

Hydroquinone:

This product is available in low strengths of 2% or less, by itself, or in combination with other products such as alpha hydroxy acids, without a prescription. Higher strengths require a prescription from a suitably qualified practitioner.

Hydroquinone can cause skin irritation with itching and redness, which can make it unsuitable for some patients.

It must be used alongside a high factor sunblock, and should not be used for more than a few months without a break of at least a month owing to the potential risk of developing a condition called ochronosis (This is a abnormality in our metabolism which can result in the surface of the skin of the face, as well as in the whites of the eyes, becoming a brownish colour.) This is especially important in people with black skin.

As with tretinoin, it is possible to purchase some of these creams over the internet without a prescription, but you are strongly advised not to start using hydroquinone without first seeking the advice of a specialist.

People with black skin are not advised to use lightening creams since they can cause a very dramatic and ugly change of skin colour where they have been applied. The cream leaves irregular white or dark patches, which are hard to cover up. There is no safe way to lighten dark skin permanently.

Who can provide Specialist Skin Creams?

Tretinoin and Hydroquinone 4% are available on private prescription.

What is the average cost of Tretinoin and Hydroquinone?

Tretinoin:

Tretinoin is available on private prescription and, depending on the brand, concentration and tube size prices are around £45 - £65 per tube. 

Hydroquinone:

Hydroquinone 4% is available on private prescription and, depending on the brand, prices are around £30.00 per tube.

Summary of advice for Specialist Skin Creams

Tretinoin:

There is evidence from carefully controlled medical trials in large numbers of patients that tretinoin 0.05% cream can improve some of the signs of sun damaged skin. The only adverse effects associated with this treatment are skin irritations and mild peeling.

As a result, many practitioners will recommend the use of tretinoin as part of a skin improvement treatment package.

Hydroquinone:

This can be an effective product for reducing the appearance of areas of discoloured skin if used under the proper guidance of a specialist.

Where Else Near Street Can I Get Specialist Skin Creams?

We often get asked "Where can I get Specialist Skin Creams near me", so we have listed local areas where Specialist Skin Creams clinics are located.