Discover personalized medical aesthetics at Vogue ND, from neuromodulators (Botox) and dermal fillers to skin rejuvenation and professional skincare. Thoughtful treatments designed to soften signs of aging, enhance your natural features and help you feel confident in your skin.
Medical aesthetics here is guided by restraint. Assessment comes before treatment, less is usually more, and we will say so when a treatment isn't the right answer. What we aim for is skin that reads healthy and rested, and a face that is still recognisably yours.
Each option begins with an assessment. What suits you depends on your skin, your facial anatomy, your medical history and what you would like to change — and sometimes a combination of treatments may be appropriate.
Soften expression lines while maintaining natural facial movement and expression.
Restore selected areas of lost volume and enhance facial balance and definition.
Explore microneedling and professional skincare for skin texture, radiance and overall skin quality.
Discreet aesthetic treatments tailored to men's facial anatomy and goals.
A calm, unhurried process — from listening first to considered aftercare.
We listen to what you want and understand your skin history before recommending anything.
We assess your skin, health context and goals — and set realistic, honest expectations.
Together we agree on the approach — whether that's a single treatment or a wider plan.
You know what to expect, when to return, and we review how it went.
Straight answers about what to expect from aesthetics care at Vogue ND.
That's the goal. We favour subtlety and proportion, and we'll tell you honestly when less will serve you better.
Yes — every treatment begins with a considered assessment so we confirm it's right for you and set clear expectations.
Results are temporary and vary by treatment. We review how you respond and plan follow-ups together.
Medical aesthetics treatments at Vogue ND are provided by qualified practitioners, including Dr. Vicky Gairns, ND. Your treating practitioner, their qualifications and your individualized treatment plan will be discussed before proceeding.
Any injectable treatment carries some risk, including bruising, swelling, tenderness and, less commonly, asymmetry. Dermal fillers can, in rare cases, cause more serious complications, including vascular occlusion, tissue injury and, very rarely, vision loss. Suitability varies too: certain medical conditions, medications, and pregnancy or breastfeeding may mean a treatment isn't appropriate for you. We review your health history and explain the specific risks of a recommended treatment before you decide.
Ask us a question — we'll talk it through honestly.
A consultation is the right first step — we'll listen, assess and recommend honestly, whether that means a treatment or not.