Treatment guides

A skin peel, also called a chemical peel, uses a solution of exfoliating acids such as glycolic, lactic, salicylic, mandelic or trichloroacetic acid to loosen and remove…

Skin tags are small, soft, harmless growths that hang from the skin, most often appearing where skin rubs together such as the neck, underarms, eyelids and groin. They…

A sleep consultant, sometimes called a sleep coach or sleep practitioner, works with you to improve sleep through education, gentle behaviour change and a personalised…

Sports massage is a firm, focused form of massage that works on the muscles, tendons and connective tissue using techniques such as deep stroking, kneading, trigger…

A spray tan is a form of sunless tanning that gives your skin a golden, sun-kissed look without any exposure to UV. A fine mist of solution is applied to the skin,…

Sugaring is a natural hair-removal method that uses a paste made from sugar, lemon juice and water to lift hair from the follicle. The paste is applied against the…

TMJ therapy is a group of treatments aimed at the temporomandibular joint and the muscles around the jaw, where problems can cause jaw pain, clicking, clenching, teeth…

Tape-in extensions are wefts of hair pre-attached to thin, medical-grade adhesive strips. A stylist sandwiches small sections of your own hair between two tape wefts,…

Tattoo removal most commonly uses a laser to fade or clear an unwanted tattoo. Short, high-energy pulses of light are absorbed by the ink and shatter it into tiny…

Thai massage is a clothed, floor-based bodywork therapy with roots in traditional Thai medicine. Rather than the oil-based, kneading style of a Swedish or aromatherapy…