The Good Skin Company
Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy- Hampton Hill, Richmond, Twickenham & Teddington
As we age our bodies produce less collagen and elastin, especially in the skin of the face. As we lose this elasticity (intrinsic factor) lines and wrinkles begin to appear. This process is further complicated by extrinsic factors such as our environment (sun exposure), our lifestyle (such as excess alcohol and smoking) and disease. Laser treatments, dermal fillers and other topical products can all be used in order to target these problems. PRP however, takes a completely different approach by using platelets from your own blood in order to stimulate cell growth and regenerate tissue to help you naturally achieve a rejuvenated, toned and glowing appearance.
The Good Skin Company provides a thorough after-care service and is on hand to help you should you have any concerns.
Contact Information
Website: thegoodskincompany.com
Address: 105 High Street, Hampton Hill, Middlesex TW12 1NJ
Phone Number: 0845 257 4488
Kathryn Carson – MA; BSc (Hons) Hom; Li LCCH; RN; INP; RSHom
I qualified as a Registered General Nurse in the 80’s at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
In 2001 I obtained my degree in Health Sciences specializing in Homeopathy. I hold a Masters in Complementary Medicine, which I employ in my practice with good effect. In 2007 I qualified as an independent nurse prescriber at Masters level.
I have 25 years’ experience in aesthetic medicine. I am qualified to perform most cosmetic medical treatments including intravenous nutritional therapy. I operate mainly from The Good Skin Company located in Hampton Hill.
I am currently affiliated with the largest and most successful training course for medical professionals in the UK.
I received my Level 7 certification in March 2020. Acquiring a Level 7 qualification demonstrates a high level of knowledge and experience. It is a nationally recognised qualification (an Ofqual regulated qualification) and provides proof of extensive knowledge in all areas of aesthetic medicine.
The Joint Council of Cosmetic Practitioners recommends this qualification for its members.
