What are tweakments?
All those non-surgical cosmetic procedures that you have heard of – such as Botox, dermal fillers, laser treatment and skin peels – are commonly known as tweakments.
To find a tweakment, decide which area of your face is bothering you. Hover over that area on the face here, select it, and you will see a list of tweakments that could be used in this area. Click on one to explore further.
The Book
This book is for everyone who has looked in the mirror and wondered what a tweakment might do to freshen up their looks. Discover what tweakments are and what they can do from the expert who has tried them all.
Alice Hart-Davis, beauty journalist and blogger, has been reporting on the fast-moving world of aesthetics and has compiled this guide to help you cut through the confusion and establish the facts about tweakments. Which are the best tweakments for wrinkles or pigmentation? What can skincare do to help? Which home-use beauty gadgets are worth their weight in gold? And how can you find a great practitioner with plenty of experience? The Tweakments Guide has all the answers.
'Congratulations on your book, I was very interested to read it, because finally there is a book to help us doctors to communicate with patients.'
Alice is one of the most knowledgeable journalists in the field about all forms of aesthetic treatments. She is very brave and has tried and tested many treatments so she can report accurately to her readers from first-hand experience. I am constantly in awe of her!
Around a billion pounds a year changes hands in Harley Street. No one knows more about what goes on behind these closed doors than journalist and vlogger Alice Hart-Davis. She has spent nearly 20 years finding out every secret about this street.
Alice Hart-Davis is one of the UK's leading independent experts in the fast-developing field of non-surgical procedures. She is hugely respected throughout the aesthetics community for her understanding of this area and her ability to explain it simply and with complete honesty. Her word is nothing short of gospel!
THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS! BEAR WITH ME! Here’s my skincare shortlist. These products will all work hard to improve your skin. Choose the appropriate ones for your skincare concerns, and use them like medicine. By that, I mean use them as it tells you on the directions that come with the product, and be patient. Skincare can help to make great improvements in your complexion, but you do need to give it time.
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Do skincare supplements work? Yes, absolutely – as long as you pick the right ones. Here are three of my favourite supplements which I know are effective – from clinical studies as well as from my own experience. Two of them are based on hydrolysed collagen – that’s collagen that has been broken up into fractions recognised by the body as useful, and which stimulate the body’s own collagen production too. The other is a high-strength vitamin C supplement that is proven to boost collagen levels, as well as improving skin hydration and elasticity. Take your pick.
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This is my pick of the beauty devices that you can use at home. They offer gentler versions of the same technology that you will find in salon and clinic treatments, from laser to radiofrequency. Which one might suit you? Take a look.
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In September I had the great privilege of attending the annual conference of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM). That might not sound like your idea of a fun way to spend a Saturday but I accepted the invitation like a shot – because BCAM consists of around 360 of the best cosmetic doctors in the UK, and getting to hear what they are focussing on gives terrific – if slightly alarming — insight into this fast-moving field.
Continue reading “Four things I learned from Britain’s top cosmetic doctors”
Let me explain.
When your face is young it is like a lovely full plum; the skin cells are strong with plenty of collagen, the fat pads fill out your skin, and everything looks fresh and natural. As you get older, the skin wrinkles, the fat pads shrink, the bone Continue reading “Why you want to be a plum (not a prune)”
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