Advanced Skin Tightening Treatments: A Clinical Guide to Non-Surgical Rejuvenation

Article by Vicky Grammatikopoulou, BHons, MA, PGCE Vicky Grammatikopoulou is the founder of Vie Aesthetics, a UK-based aesthetics business built on a philosophy of education, innovation, and empowerment. What if the...

The Ultimate Guide to PRP Treatment: How Regenerative Medicine Works for You

Article byVicky Grammatikopoulou, BHons, MA, PGCEVicky Grammatikopoulou is the founder and CEO of Vie Aesthetics, a multi-award winning UK-based aesthetics business built on a philosophy of safety, excellence, education, innovation, and...

The Best Under Eye Wrinkle Treatments for 2026: A Clinical Guide

Article by Vicky Grammatikopoulou, BHons, MA, PGCE Vicky Grammatikopoulou is the founder and CEO of Vie Aesthetics, a multi-award winning UK-based aesthetics business built on a philosophy of safety, excellence, education,...

Lemon Bottle Fat Dissolving: Safety, Results, and Medical-Grade Alternatives

Article byVicky Grammatikopoulou, BHons, MA, PGCEVicky Grammatikopoulou is the founder and CEO of Vie Aesthetics, a multi-award winning UK-based aesthetics business built on a philosophy of safety, excellence, education, innovation, and...

Endolift Laser Treatment: The Definitive Guide to Non-Surgical Skin Lifting

Article by Vicky Grammatikopoulou, BHons, MA, PGCE Vicky Grammatikopoulou is the founder and CEO of Vie Aesthetics, a multi-award winning UK-based aesthetics business built on a philosophy of safety, excellence, education,...

Why I’m Walking 21km for Breast Cancer Charities This October

On 3 October 2026, Vicky, the Founder and CEO of Vie Aesthetics, will be taking on the Thames Path Challenge — a 21km walk from Hampton Court to the Millennium Bridge — alongside a team of fellow fundraisers. We'll pass historic...

The Ultimate Guide to AlumierMD Skincare

AlumierMD has become one of the most trusted names in medical-grade skincare, offering clinically developed formulations designed to improve skin health at a deeper level. With so many products available, it can feel difficult to know...

Why Hair Shedding Increases in Summer (And What to Do)

Many people notice increased hair shedding during the summer months, often seeing more hair in the shower or on their brush. While this can feel concerning, seasonal hair shedding is a recognised pattern and is often...

Medical Grade Skincare: What Is It and Is It Worth It?

Skincare has become more advanced than ever, with countless products available both online and on the high street. From serums to creams promising anti-ageing and skin transformation, it can be difficult to know what actually works. This...

Collagen Banking: Why More People Are Starting Early

Collagen is the foundation of healthy, youthful skin. It provides structure, firmness, and elasticity, helping the skin appear smooth and resilient. However, from our mid-20s onwards, collagen production begins to decline, gradually...

What to Expect From Your First Consultation

Booking your first aesthetic consultation can feel like a big step, particularly if you are unsure what to expect. Whether you are considering treatment for the first time or exploring new options, the consultation is where everything...

Sun Damage vs Pigmentation: What’s the Difference and How to Treat It

As the weather improves and sun exposure increases, many people begin to notice changes in their skin. Dark patches, uneven tone, and areas of discolouration can become more visible, particularly after time in the sun. These changes are...

Kris Jenner Facelift Regret: What Can We Learn About Natural Results?

Recent conversations around Kris Jenner and her reported reflections on cosmetic procedures have sparked wider discussion about expectations, outcomes, and the importance of a balanced approach to aesthetic treatments. While individual...

Peptides in Skincare: What Are They and Do They Work?

Peptides have become one of the most talked-about ingredients in skincare, often promoted for their ability to support collagen production and improve skin quality. From serums to injectable treatments, they are increasingly used as part...

Mental Health Awareness Week: Looking After Yourself Inside and Out

Mental Health Awareness Week is a reminder to pause and reflect on how we are really feeling, not just physically, but emotionally too. Many people experience periods where they feel less like themselves, whether due to stress, life...

Polynucleotides Under Eyes UK: Benefits, Results and What to Expect

The under-eye area is one of the most delicate parts of the face, often showing early signs of ageing such as fine lines, dark circles, and thinning skin. These changes can make the face appear tired, even when you feel well...

Urinary Incontinence Treatment for Women: What Are Your Options?

Urinary incontinence affects a significant number of women, yet it is rarely spoken about openly. For many, it begins gradually, perhaps with small leaks when coughing, laughing, or exercising, but over time it can start to impact...

PRP Microneedling: How Does It Work?

PRP microneedling has become one of the most sought-after treatments for improving skin quality, particularly for concerns such as dullness, acne scarring, and early signs of ageing. By combining two proven techniques, this treatment works...

Receding Hairline Treatments UK: What Actually Works?

A receding hairline is one of the most common early signs of hair loss. It can begin gradually, often starting at the temples, and may progress over time if left untreated. For many people, this change affects confidence as much as...

Thin Under Eye Skin: Treatment Options

Thin under eye skin is one of the most common reasons you may look tired, even when you feel well-rested. Many people assume it is simply dark circles or ageing, but that is not the full picture. In reality, thinning skin beneath the eyes...

Botox vs Filler: 7 Myths You Shouldn’t Believe

Botox  vs filler is one of the most misunderstood topics in aesthetics. Many people assume they do the same thing, but they work in completely different ways and treat different concerns. This confusion often leads to the wrong...