House of Glo

Not everyone who walks into my clinic wants injectables, and the good news is, there are other options.

Some people are needle-phobic. Some want to improve their skin without touching anything that changes the face. And plenty simply want to look fresher for something coming up, without disappearing for a week to recover.

There is a lot I can do in that space, and these three treatments are where I usually start 👉🏼

If fresher, clearer skin is what you’re after and you are not sure where to start, come and have a proper conversation about which one is right for your skin.

Book via the link in my bio or send me a message if you have any questions - I’m here to help 💕

We were never taught to look at our own v***a, never mind know what a healthy one should look like.

So when things start to change - dryness, discomfort, leaking when you sneeze, s*x that has become something you avoid rather than enjoy - most women assume it is just what happens now. Something to put up with. Something you certainly don't bring up at a smear test, let alone with friends.

I have these conversations every single week in clinic, and almost every woman opens with an apology for mentioning it.

This is what I wish more women knew, and if any of it sounds familiar, come and talk to me… no awkwardness required ✨👉🏼

Book at House of Glo via the link in my bio, or just send me a message. 💕

Perimenopausal skin does not respond to what worked in your thirties, and most women find that out the hard way.

The products stop performing, the texture shifts, pigmentation turns up where there was none - and the usual advice about drinking more water does very little, because the change is happening in the dermis, not on the surface.

So I have set out exactly how I would approach it if you were sitting in front of me 👉🏼

Have a read through, and if it sounds like your skin, come and talk to me in clinic and I’ll help you understand what’s truly right for you. Book via the link in my bio or DM me READY 💌

Filler has a reputation problem, and honestly, the industry earned it. But the problem was never the product itself. 💉

What went wrong in the mid-2010s was the way filler was being used, by whom, and without any real clinical rationale for why it was the right tool for that specific face.

The key word with filler, when used correctly, is restore. It replaces something that has genuinely been lost, and done well, the result looks entirely natural because it is addressing a real structural deficit. What I will never do is recommend it simply because someone has come in asking for it.

If you have been curious about filler but put off by what you have seen, come and have an honest conversation. Book via the link in my bio or send me a message directly ✨🔗

And I’ll say them till I’m blue in the face!

I will not recommend a treatment before I have properly assessed what is actually going on. I will not tell someone what they want to hear if it is not what their skin or their health genuinely needs. And I will always think about what your face or your body will look like in ten years, not just in ten days.

That approach is the reason patients stay with me for years, and it is the only way I know how to practise 🩷