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Slimming, Inch Loss & Fat Loss

Slimming, Inch Loss & Fat Loss

The team at the Beautology Clinic at Westbury Park in Bristol are experts in Slimming, inch loss and fat loss.

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What Is Slimming, Inch Loss & Fat Loss

Do you have areas of stubborn fat that you want to get rid of?

When it comes to our weight and body shape, we have all wondered whether there is a miracle cure, quick fix treatment out there to take away rolls of fat, tone up our muscles and remove the cellulite. We hear about celebrity stories and miracle creams, but is it really possible to slim down those inches?

The facts are that whilst there might not be a miracle cure, there are fabulous proven technologies to help you achieve improvement in all areas!

However, treatments in conjunction with an improvement in diet and exercise can give the best end results, which is the reason why so many people are using the help of technology to get their desired body.

What Treatments Are Available

Cryolipolysis Fat Freezing

Advanced Endermologie

Body Ultimate Microcurrent Body Treatments

Ultrasonic Cavitation

Radio Frequency

Rena Sculpt

HIFU

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Lifestyle Tips

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Balanced Diet:

Consume a well-balanced diet rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins, as they are essential for healthy hair growth.

Include foods such as leafy greens, fruits, nuts, eggs, fish, and lean meats to nourish your hair from the inside out.

Gentle Hair Care:

Handle your hair gently to minimise damage. Avoid aggressive brushing or combing, and use a wide-toothed comb to detangle wet hair.

Opt for hair care products that are free from harsh chemicals and sulfates.

Avoid Heat Styling:

Limit the use of heat styling tools such as blow dryers, straighteners, and curling irons, as excessive heat can damage the hair shaft and lead to breakage.

Hair-Friendly Supplements:

Consult with our experts to determine if you could benefit from hair-friendly supplements like biotin, vitamin D, or iron, which can support hair health.

Our Most Popular Anti-Hair Loss Lotion

Cebelia Anti-Hair Loss Lotion works diligently to enhance blood circulation, revitalising hair follicles, and providing essential nourishment for optimal hair health.

Embrace the confidence that comes with knowing you possess a truly efficacious remedy to combat hair loss.

With Cebelia by your side, embark on a journey towards rejuvenated, flourishing hair that exudes elegance and grace.
'I've noticed significantly less hair fall, and my hair feels much thicker and healthier.'
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'I've been using Cebelia Anti-Hair Loss Lotion for a couple of months, and while the results weren't immediate, I've noticed a gradual improvement in my hair. The shedding has reduced, and my hair looks healthier and less brittle.'

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Lifestyle Tips

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Adequate Sleep:

Ensure you get 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night.

Lack of sleep can lead to fluid retention and blood vessel dilation, resulting in puffiness and dark circles.

Create a soothing bedtime routine and maintain a consistent sleep schedule to allow your body to rejuvenate and repair during the night.

Protect from Sun Exposure:

The delicate skin around the eyes is particularly vulnerable to sun damage.

Always wear sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and wear protective eyewear when you're exposed to the sun.

Shielding your eyes from harmful UV rays helps prevent premature aging and pigmentation.

Reduce Salt Intake:

High salt intake can cause water retention, leading to puffiness around the eyes.

Be mindful of your salt consumption and opt for low-sodium alternatives when cooking or dining out.

Remove Makeup Gently:

When removing eye makeup, be gentle to avoid tugging or pulling on the delicate skin.

Use a mild makeup remover and soft cotton pads to prevent irritation.

Our Most Popular Eye Creme

An eye cream so illuminating,
...so hydrating
‍...it makes concealer look like a joke.

You can forget about puffiness after a tearful night.
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And as a bonus it helps with any wrinkles.
'Using it made me feel confident and refreshed, knowing that my under-eye area appeared illuminated and revitalised.'
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'I've been using the Intense Brightening Eye Creme for about a month now, and I have seen noticeable changes in my under-eye area. The creme feels hydrating and soothing upon application.'

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Why Consider Tattoo Removal?

✅Fast – from a minimum of 3 sessions, your tattoo regret could be gone  

✅Safe – using the safest of laser equipment, we are confident that we can help you get rid of your unwanted ink

✅Effective - Beautology uses the Ruby laser which is amazing at removing dark colours including black, blue, green

✅Any areas of the body can be treated
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✅Affordable
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Lifestyle Tips

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Adequate Sleep:

Ensure you get 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night.

Lack of sleep can lead to fluid retention and blood vessel dilation, resulting in puffiness and dark circles.

Create a soothing bedtime routine and maintain a consistent sleep schedule to allow your body to rejuvenate and repair during the night.

Protect from Sun Exposure:

The delicate skin around the eyes is particularly vulnerable to sun damage.

Always wear sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and wear protective eyewear when you're exposed to the sun.

Shielding your eyes from harmful UV rays helps prevent premature aging and pigmentation.

Reduce Salt Intake:

High salt intake can cause water retention, leading to puffiness around the eyes.

Be mindful of your salt consumption and opt for low-sodium alternatives when cooking or dining out.

Remove Makeup Gently:

When removing eye makeup, be gentle to avoid tugging or pulling on the delicate skin.

Use a mild makeup remover and soft cotton pads to prevent irritation.

Our Most Popular Rosacea Serum

With Pro Heal, you've got a superhero in a bottle.

It's packed with antioxidants that swoop in to fight off environmental villains, leaving your skin looking radiant and protected.
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It's like having a personal bodyguard for your face!

So, wave goodbye to those pesky rosacea flare-ups and hello to a complexion that's as cool as a cucumber.
'I've noticed that my skin looks less red, and the occasional bumps and flare-ups have become less frequent.'
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'The serum's lightweight texture feels comfortable on my skin, and it doesn't cause any irritation or stinging. I'm delighted that it contains antioxidants to protect my skin from environmental stressors.'

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Our Most Popular Cellulite Treatment

Endermologie utilises a specialised device equipped with motorised rollers and gentle suction to massage and manipulate the affected areas.

The treatment aims to stimulate blood circulation, promote lymphatic drainage, and break down stubborn fat deposits, leading to a reduction in cellulite and an overall improvement in skin tone.
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What Causes Age and Sun Spots?

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Understanding the causes of these pigmentation concerns can help you take proactive steps in maintaining healthier and clearer skin.

Sun Exposure

Ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun stimulate the production of melanin in the skin, which leads to darkening of certain areas.

Over time, accumulated sun damage can result in the formation of sunspots, especially on areas of the skin exposed to the sun, such as the face, hands, arms, and shoulders.

Skin Ageing

As we age, our skin undergoes natural changes that can contribute to the development of age spots.

The skin's ability to regenerate and repair itself diminishes with time, leading to an uneven distribution of melanin and the appearance of pigmented spots.

Hormonal Changes

Hormonal fluctuations can trigger specific types of hyperpigmentation.

For instance, melasma, a common form of hyperpigmentation, may occur during pregnancy or when using hormonal contraceptives due to hormonal imbalances.

Genetic Predisposition

Some individuals may be more genetically prone to developing age and sun spots than others.

If you have a family history of hyperpigmentation, you may be more likely to experience these skin concerns as well.

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Understanding Your Scarring Type

Identifying the specific type of acne scars you have is crucial for creating an effective treatment plan.

During your consultation at Beautology, our experienced aestheticians will assess your skin, discuss your concerns, and create your bespoke treatment plan.
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acne scarring before and after

Types of Acne Scars

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Ice Pick Scars

These scars are deep, narrow, and have the appearance of small, v-shaped holes or pits on the skin's surface. They are called "ice pick" scars because they resemble the marks left by an ice pick or needle.

Boxcar Scars

Boxcar scars are broader and have well-defined edges. They look like shallow depressions with a flat base and steep sides, similar to the scars caused by chickenpox.

Rolling Scars

These scars create a wave-like or undulating texture on the skin due to bands of fibrous tissue pulling the epidermis down. They are more superficial than ice pick or boxcar scars.

Hypertrophic scars

These are raised, thickened areas of skin that form due to an overproduction of collagen during the healing process. Unlike keloid scars, they do not extend beyond the boundaries of the original wound or acne blemish.

Our Most Popular Acne Scarring Treatment

Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, has emerged as a popular cellulite treatment in recent years. This innovative procedure involves the use of a handheld device equipped with fine needles that create controlled micro-injuries in the skin's surface.

While initially popular for its effectiveness in skin rejuvenation and scar reduction, microneedling has gained traction as a promising method for addressing cellulite concerns.
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"Good assortment of treatments to answer all kind of beauty needs including effective anti-ageing technology. Great atmosphere, a pampering experience indeed!"

Anna Gonzalez from Bristol

Are you sick of the constant research on what treatments are best for you?

Tired of seeing all the 'Beauty Myths' & 'Skin Hacks' that don't work?
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And looking to achieve results fast?
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At Beautology we help clients achieve their dream goals as quickly as possible.

In the past 30 years we have shown thousands of clients how easy it is to achieve the skin they desire the most.

Without years of hard work and experience this wouldn't be possible.

We've achieved some amazing results for our clients and we can do the same for you.    
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7 Signs Of Ageing

Do You Have Any Of The 7 Signs Of Ageing?

Did you Know, The 7 signs of ageing occur within the 3 layers of the skin. The Epidermis (Upper Skin layer), The Dermis (Lower Skin Layer) and the Muscle.

To combat your concern its important to know what it is and understand which category it falls under.
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what are the 7 signs of ageing

1. Reduced Collagen & Elastin

-Lines and wrinkles, eye bags, loose skin, drooping, and reduced volume and plumpness.

2. Pigmentation

Brown spots, age spots, sun spots, liver spots, hyperpigmentation (darker), hypopigmentation (lighter), uneven skin tone, melasma, chloasma, darkshadows under the eyes.

3. Skin Texture

Coarse & rough skin, loss of luminosity,open pores, scars, pits and stretch-marks.

4.Broken Veins

Spider veins, rosacea, reddening, blood spots.

5. Loss of Muscle Tone

Drooping, loose skin, jowls, double chin,eye-bags, overhanging eyelids and hollows,Loss of contours and definition.

6. Unbalanced Skin

Drooping, loose skin, jowls, double chin,eye-bags, overhanging eyelids and hollows,Loss of contours and definition.

7. Skin Imperfection

Drooping, loose skin, jowls, double chin,eye-bags, overhanging eyelids and hollows,Loss of contours and definition.

The 7 skin changes occur within the 3 layers...

skin changes

The changes occur within 3 layers:
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1) Epidermis- Upper skin layer
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2) Dermis- Lower skin Layer
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3) Muscle

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Most Common Types Of Pigmentation

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Age Spots

These are small dark brown patches, sometimes called sunspots, which tend to develop on sun-exposed areas of skin such as the forehead, around the eyes, or elsewhere on the face or neck. They can also occur on the backs of the hands or the arms.

Melasma

When larger patches of hyperpigmentation occur these are called melasma. In women, they are often linked to the use of hormonal contraception or HRT.Hyperpigmentation can also occur as a result of pregnancy hormones when it is known as chloasma – often referred to as ‘the mask of pregnancy’.

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

This occurs when hyperpigmentation follows on from an area of inflammation on the skin, for example, following a flare up of acne lesions, or eczema.
This results in a patch of discoloured skin. It can also develop after laser treatment or a chemical peel.

Sunburn Freckles

Sunburn freckles, also known as solar lentigines or sunspots, are small, dark spots that can appear on the skin as a result of sunburn or excessive sun exposure. These freckles are more common in individuals with fair skin, as their skin tends to be more susceptible to sunburn.

Understanding The Types Of Acne

Identifying the specific type of acne you have is crucial for creating an effective treatment plan.

During your consultation at Beautology, our experienced aestheticians will assess your skin, discuss your concerns, and create your bespoke treatment plan.
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Effects Of Acne

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1. Spots, whiteheads, blackheads, pustules and cysts
2. Acne scarring: pits and poor texture
3. Pigmentation
4. Dull, lifeless skin and loss of luminosity

Types Of Pimples

Comedones


Comedones are non-inflammatory acne lesions.

‍Whiteheads (Closed Comedones): These are small, flesh-colored bumps that form when the hair follicle opening is clogged with oil and dead skin cells. The pore remains closed, creating a white appearance on the skin's surface.

‍Blackheads (Open Comedones): Blackheads are similar to whiteheads, but the pore is open, and the clogged material is exposed to air, causing it to darken and appear black.

Pustules

Pustules are similar to papules but contain pus at the top.

They appear as red bumps with a white or yellow centre and are often painful and tender to touch.

Papules

Papules are small, red, raised bumps on the skin that occur when the walls of hair follicles break down due to inflammation.

They are the result of the body's immune response to the bacteria trapped in the follicle.

Cysts

Cysts are the most severe form of acne and are characterised by large, painful, and inflamed lesions filled with pus.

They can be deep within the skin and have the potential to cause scarring.

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This superhero serum is specially crafted for acne-prone skin, and it means business.

With its powerful blend of acne-fighting ingredients, it's like a SWAT team for your pores - clearing away impurities, reducing inflammation, and leaving you with a complexion that's smoother than ever.

As a bonus it's great for ageing and pigmentation too!
'My acne breakouts have decreased, and my skin feels much smoother. The serum also helps to control excess oil, which is a significant plus for my oily skin.'
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'After using it consistently, my acne has significantly reduced, and my complexion looks much clearer and healthier.'

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