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Treatments · assessment-led care

Treatments.
Start with what you have noticed.

Some people arrive with a treatment name already in mind. Others can only describe what they have started to notice. Both are the right way to begin.

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Path one · Start from what you notice

You don’t need the right words. Start with what you see.

Treatments at odNOVA are grouped into three routes. Find the route where your concern appears — each one leads to its treatment families and, when you’re ready, to the full guides. Which route applies, if any, is confirmed at assessment.

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Route 1

Face & Structure

Movement, support, shape and proportion — assessed together.

You might be noticing
lineswrinkleshollowingvolume lossfoldsproportiondescent
How this route is assessed

The face is considered at rest and during expression, from the front, oblique view and profile — because the place you notice is not always the place that changed.

Read the full Face & Structure guide →

Route 2

Skin Quality

Texture, tone, hydration and elasticity.

You might be noticing
texturecrepinesspigmentuneven tonedullnessscarringdehydrationfine lines
How this route is assessed

Skin is assessed separately from shape — thickness, elasticity, hydration, pigment and surface texture each point to different methods, and improving shape does not automatically improve the skin covering it.

Read the full Skin Quality guide →

Route 3

Medical & Wellbeing

The prescribing-led, medical side of the practice.

You might be looking for help with
hair thinningbenign skin lesionsweight managementexcessive sweatingjaw tensionchronic migrainetrapezius concernsvertical neck bandsmedication questionsblood tests
How this route works

These services begin with a clinical assessment by a pharmacist independent prescriber, within a defined scope of practice. Where something falls outside that scope, the next step is discussed openly — including referral.

Read about clinical services →

Path two · The complete index

All treatments &clinical services, A–Z.

Every treatment and service, each with its role in one line, its parent route and a link to the full guide.

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A

Absorbable PDO barbed threads

Face & Structure

Modest support for selected, genuinely mobile tissue descent — rarely the first route.

Read the guide

Anti-wrinkle injections

Face & Structuresame guide: Expression Lines & Facial Movement

The same treatment as Expression Lines & Facial Movement — one guide, listed under both names.

Read the guide

C

Chemical peels

Skin Qualityalso known as: TCA peel

Controlled resurfacing for texture, tone and selected surface concerns, including selected TCA protocols.

Read the guide

Chronic migraine assessment and treatment

Medical & Wellbeing

Chronic migraine is assessed against defined diagnostic criteria. Other headache patterns may need a different pathway or referral.

Read the guide

Clinical services

Medical & Wellbeing

The prescribing-led side of the practice — assessment, review, referral and the services listed under this route.

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Collagen biostimulators

Face & Structurealso: Skin Quality

Gradual collagen remodelling for tissue support, rather than immediate volume or precise shaping.

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D

Dermapen

Skin Qualitysame guide: Microneedling

Dermapen is a name commonly used for microneedling — one guide, listed under both names.

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Dermal fillers (hyaluronic acid)

Face & Structure

Restoring selected structural support or proportion — not a skin treatment, and not the answer to every fold.

Read the guide

E

Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)

Medical & Wellbeing

Assessment of problematic sweating; options are discussed after individual clinical review.

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Expression Lines & Facial Movement

Face & Structurealso known as: anti-wrinkle injections

For changes driven primarily by repeated muscular activity; some options are prescription-only and follow individual assessment.

Read the guide

H

HIFU

Face & Structurealso: Skin Quality

Focused ultrasound for selected mild laxity; change is gradual and more limited than surgery.

Read the guide

J

Jaw tension, clenching & masseter assessment

Medical & Wellbeingalso known as: bruxism

Assessment of jaw tension, clenching and masseter activity; any options follow individual review.

Read the guide

M

Medical weight management

Medical & Wellbeing

A medically led, assessment-first programme with structured follow-up.

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Medication review

Medical & Wellbeing

Pharmacist-led answers about your medicines, and a structured review of how they are working for you.

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Microneedling

Skin Qualityalso known as: Dermapen

Controlled microneedling for selected texture and skin-quality concerns.

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P

Phlebotomy

Medical & Wellbeing

Blood samples taken in clinic where testing is part of your assessment or care.

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Platysma prominence / vertical neck bands

Medical & Wellbeing

Assessment of vertical bands caused by platysma activity. Horizontal neck lines have different causes and are considered separately.

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Polynucleotides

Skin Quality

An injectable skin-quality treatment; effects build gradually over a course.

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Prescribing

Medical & Wellbeing

Prescription-led care where clinically appropriate, within a defined scope of practice.

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PRP & PRF for skin

Skin Qualityalso: PRP for hair

Prepared from your own blood and used for selected skin-quality concerns; response varies between individuals.

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PRP for hair loss

Medical & Wellbeingalso: PRP for skin

Platelet-rich plasma for selected patterns of hair loss, after assessment.

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S

Skin boosters

Skin Quality

Injectable treatments aimed at hydration and skin quality rather than shape.

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Skin lesion assessment & removal (benign)

Medical & Wellbeing

Assessment comes first; removal of benign lesions is discussed only where appropriate.

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T

TCA peel (trichloroacetic acid)

Skin Qualitysame guide: Chemical peels

The same service family as Chemical peels — one guide, listed under both names.

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Trapezius assessment

Medical & Wellbeing

Assessment of trapezius muscle bulk, tension and the requested objective before any treatment is considered.

Read the guide

Not sure where to start? Start from what you notice instead

Written and clinically reviewed by Piotr Wojtowicz

MPharmPharmacist Independent PrescriberMSc Cosmetic & Aesthetic MedicinePGDip Dermatology in Clinical Practice

The next step

Readingis a good start.Assessment is the next step.

Whichever way you arrived here, which treatment applies — if any — is the outcome of a clinical assessment, not the starting point.