Cell Story, when you still have to be seen

There is a version of you that wants NeoGen, and a version that has a dinner in Beaconsfield, a school play in Amersham, or a week of being on camera. Cell Story is the one I offer when you want the skin cleaner and you still have to be seen. I do it at Emmanuel Hall in The Lee. One treatment is £240. Four are £800.

What it is, in the room

No steel needles, and I do not numb you as a matter of course. The spicules are tiny. They do the work needles would have done, without a wound you have to hide. You can feel it, a scratch like a wool jumper, for a day or two. Pink often fades by the evening. You should look like yourself, a bit flushed, not like you have had something done. If you flush easily, do not book it the morning of the thing you are dressing up for. Give it a couple of days.

I use it for texture, fine lines, a dull winter face, and cheeks that look grey on a video call. Pores still exist afterwards. It will not lift a lid or tighten a jaw. If that is the complaint, this is the wrong page and I would rather talk about NeoGen, eyes from £350 or a face from £750, and the week you will need to hide.

One, or a season of them

The single is how you find out whether your face likes it. The four are for a season of skin, if the first felt worth the drive from Chesham or Wendover. Do not book it on top of healing NeoGen. If you are still flaking, the answer is no. They can be a sequence, months apart in the plan, not a same-week stack. There is an at-home version. The price is not on the site because it is not confirmed. Ask, and you will get a number or a no.