Collagen Lift in Westcombe Park, Greenwich
We treat the jawline, jowls, brows, neck and eye area on the face, and the stomach, arms and thighs on the body. Results show after the first session and build over a course of six to eight.
Collagen Lift uses radio-frequency energy to warm the deeper layers of skin, which tightens existing collagen and stimulates new growth. There are no needles, no pain and no downtime, which is why so many clients from Westcombe Park choose it over injectables.
Our salon, 4.3 miles from Westcombe Park
We carry out collagen lift at our Forest Hill salon rather than as a home visit, because it needs the right environment and equipment. From Westcombe Park that is about 20 minutes by car, and Westcombe Park station is close to a direct train to Forest Hill.
Collagen Lift in Westcombe Park: what you get
- Radio-frequency skin tightening
- Visible after the first session
- Courses of 6 or 8 at a discount
- Carried out at our Forest Hill salon
- No needles, no downtime
- Face, neck, eyes and body
Serving Westcombe Park, Greenwich
If you live or work near Westcombe Park sports ground, Greenwich Park and Charlton House, you are closer to us than you might think. Clients from Westcombe Park and Charlton, Greenwich and Greenwich Peninsula make up a good share of our bookings.
Westcombe Park has 2 stations — Westcombe Park and Maze Hill — and Forest Hill is on the Southern and Overground lines, so getting to us without a car is straightforward.
Prices for Westcombe Park
From £65, with course discounts where a course makes sense. Full prices are on the Collagen Lift page, and we never add anything on the day that was not agreed first.
Collagen Lift near Westcombe Park
Clients come to us from Charlton, Greenwich and Greenwich Peninsula as well as Westcombe Park, and we cover all of Greenwich.
Searching for collagen lift near me in Westcombe Park? You have found us. See everything we offer on our Westcombe Park page, or read the full Collagen Lift page for prices and options.
Collagen Lift in Westcombe Park — FAQs
Does Collagen Lift hurt?
No. It feels like a warm massage. There are no needles and no downtime.
How far is the salon from Westcombe Park?
About 4.3 miles — about 20 minutes by car. We are on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, SE23, a few minutes' walk from Forest Hill station, which has direct trains from Westcombe Park. Appointments are by booking only, so there is never a wait when you arrive.
How many sessions do I need?
You will see a difference after one, but a course of six to eight, a week apart, gives the lasting result. Maintenance is then every one to two months.
Do you do home visits in Westcombe Park?
Yes, for many of our treatments — spray tanning, massage, waxing, lashes, manicures and pedicures and more. Travel to Westcombe Park is £10. Treatments that need the salon environment, such as microneedling, peels and injections, are salon-only.
Which areas can be treated?
Jawline, jowls, cheeks, brows, eye area and neck on the face; stomach, arms, thighs and buttocks on the body.
Do you cover all of SE3?
Yes — every part of SE3, and the neighbouring areas of Charlton, Greenwich, Greenwich Peninsula and North Greenwich. For home visits the travel fee is the same across the whole area.
Is it a good alternative to Botox or fillers?
For tightening and lifting, yes — it works on skin laxity rather than muscles or volume. Many clients use it instead of, or alongside, injectables.
How do I book from Westcombe Park?
Book online at any time through our booking page, or call 07803 285619. Evening appointments are available most weekdays and we open on Sundays. Out-of-hours and festive-season bookings carry a small surcharge.
How long do results last?
With a full course and maintenance, results last many months. Your lifestyle, age and skin all affect it, and we will be honest about what to expect.
Do I need a patch test?
For lash extensions, tints, peels, BB Glow and a few other treatments, yes — at least 24 hours before your first appointment. Patch tests are free at the salon, and we can post a kit to Westcombe Park if that is easier.