Our Products
The products we use are part of your care. We work with six professional skincare brands, giving us the flexibility to choose formulas suited to your skin’s needs and your treatment goals.
If you’re looking for care at home, we explain what we recommend, why it suits your skin, and how to use it — so you leave with a routine you understand and feel comfortable following.
Professional Lines
Every treatment is built on professional-grade formulations, chosen line by line for the skin in front of us.
Aachen, Germany
A family house in Aachen, run today by the sons of its founders, which built its name on cosmeceuticals — skincare sold through practices rather than shops. It is the German end of the shelf: formulations made to be used by someone trained to use them.
Paris, then Montreal
The line began in Paris in 1957 with a dermatologist treating burn patients with collagen pellicles — the ancestor of the collagen masks the brand is still known for. It has been family-owned and formulated in Montreal since the nineties.
Valencia, Spain
Founded in 1989 by Dr Gabriel Serrano, a dermatologist in Valencia, around a single idea: carrying active ingredients in liposomes, tiny carriers built like the skin’s own membranes. Its vitamin C, retinol and azelaic acid lines are the ones you are most likely to meet here.
Valencia, Spain
The professional arm of the same Spanish group, set up in 1993 for doctors and clinics rather than shelves. It is where the peels on our menu come from, the Corrective Peel included — which is why that one is booked as a treatment and not sold as a product.
Baden-Baden, Germany
Made in Baden-Baden since 1959 and sold in more than fifty countries — one of the older names in German professional cosmetics, and still manufactured in the same spa town it started in.
Alicante, Spain
Grew out of a pharmacy laboratory on the Alicante coast and took the name Atache Scientific Cosmetics in 1975; it still belongs to a Spanish pharmaceutical group. Known across Europe for its work with retinol and vitamin C.
Your esthetician selects the line and formulation that suits your skin — never a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Advanced Technology
Products are only half of it. Every treatment here is carried out on professional systems chosen for what they do for your skin — five of them, and this is what each one is for.
Facials & Skin Renewal
Candela has been building energy-based devices for dermatologists and plastic surgeons since 1970. Glacē is its facial system: precision microdermabrasion, water-driven serum infusion, dual-mode cupping and an LED finish — four treatments’ worth of work in one session, because the skin is cleansed and fed at the same moment.
Oxygenating Facials
Built by Pollogen, the Israeli company behind OxyGeneo and now part of Lumenis. A capsule reacts with gel on the skin to create a carbon-dioxide-rich surface, which prompts the blood to release more oxygen into the tissue; ultrasound then carries a serum deeper, with radiofrequency for warmth and firming.
Radiofrequency & Firming
Radiofrequency: controlled warmth delivered below the surface of the skin, used where firming rather than resurfacing is the goal. It is the system behind the firming work on the treatment menu.
Body Contouring
Deep-tissue endo-massage: high-speed rotating rollers working circulation and lymphatic flow across larger areas, used to target the appearance of cellulite and the tone of the skin over it. Non-invasive, with nothing to recover from afterwards.
Targeted Fat Reduction
Ultrasonic energy directed at the stubborn pockets the gym tends not to reach — the abdomen, thighs or flanks. Entirely non-invasive, and there is no recovery time to plan around.
Taking Something Home
We do not sell these online, and we would rather not guess at your skin from a distance. Come in for a complimentary consultation, and your esthetician will tell you which of these would actually help — and which you can skip.
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