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It's the Saturday night of Halloween weekend, it's dark and we are walking towards an old mansion that emerges out of the mist like the perfect clichéd haunted house from any generic B-movie horror film from the 80s. The perfect setting then, for a ghost hunt.

rise in tweakments. But now there’s a further development. Overzealous tweakments are waning, says Dr David Jack, whose clients are expecting more from high-performance skincare as they cut back on procedures.

as it ages.When I met with renowned aesthetic expert, Dr David Jack, he could tell I slept on my left side. In terms of wrinkle formation, he went on to explain, it can have an impact, simply because of the sheer number of hours you’re exerting pressure on that side of your face over a lifetime (2,920 hours a year if you’re lucky enough to sleep for eight hours a night). Given the weight of your head (around 5kg), it’s no wonder you’ll experience some creasing.

wrinkle-free one. Ever since, the beauty industry has been focusing on products and treatments that help to create luminous skin, as it is now considered to be the measure of youthfulness. The aim: smooth, bright, dewy skin that radiates light without the need for extra sparkly pigments (though a good highlighter still can’t hurt). Radiance is partly down to collagen, the protein that gives skin its structure, which may explain why Boots has seen a 1,570 per cent increase in searches for collagen on its website within the last six months.

dermaplaning party, the popular facial treatment that uses a blade to remove fine vellus hair (peach fuzz) and skim off the skin’s top layer of dead cells for a brighter, super-smooth complexion. I never thought it was for me because a) I have sensitive skin, b) I’m no spring chicken and have always seen it as a youth-centric, demo-it-on-TikTok kind of trend, and, more to the point, c) allowing a sharp implement anywhere near my face sounds faintly terrifying. It’s enough keeping my bikini line in trim. But with my interest piqued on hearing that Dr David Jack, London’s dapper aesthetic doctor of distinction, offers something called the Egyptian Facial, in which dermaplaning is a key component, I’m fascinated to see how it plays out in the hands of a professional.

Radiance is partly down to collagen, the protein that gives skin its structure, which may explain why Boots has seen a 1,570 per cent increase in searches for collagen on its website within the last six months. A 2017 study on the influence of collagen fibres on skin reflectance found that when collagen decreases with age, skin colour becomes less bright.One way to boost collagen levels is with HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound), a treatment that uses ultrasound energy to target the layers of skin just below the surface.

Dr. David Jack, the Harley Street specialist who carries out the procedure, alongside fillers, peels and his own range of products.It’s this curiosity that brings me to his office, which re-opens 2nd Dec, hearing the words no-one who puts their face forward for inspection ever wants to hear. “Oh yes, I can see there’s quite a deep line there, right down the middle,” he says.

Dr. David Jack's London clinic, yesterday, for one of the first cosmetic procedure appointments since reopening this week - and why it's made a crucial difference to not only her appearance, but her mental and physical health. 'At the time of booking, I was instructed to be on time to minimize cross over with other patients and so I arrived at the clinic a few minutes before my appointment at 2pm, and was greeted at the door by Dr.

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