Dr Amy Piper Aesthetics

21/03/2024

22/10/2023

Polynucleotides vs Dermal Fillers

What's the difference?

Well, polynucleotides are cutting-edge bioregenerative medicine derived from fish DNA. When injected, they stimulate the skin’s natural healing and repair process.

On the other hand, dermal fillers work differently. They typically contain synthetic hyaluronic acid (found in the skin to maintain moisture and elasticity) to add volume to fine lines and wrinkles.

Both polynucleotides and dermal fillers offer fantastic different results for ageing skin.

Following a consultation, we can discuss your aesthetic desires, skin concerns, and expectations.

If you are interested in finding out more about these treatment and would like to talk to one of our providers, please drop us a message or click the link in bio to book a consultation.

13/10/2023

FTT Training Academy are proud to announce their partnership with Dermafocus, UK’s leading Polynucleotides Provider.

Frances is recognised nationally for her expertise within the medical space, she has developed her own style of training and has found to be highly effective and engaging for learners.

When it comes to teaching, she firmly believes that inspiration equals power. With this exciting opportunity of becoming an official Dermafocus Polynucleotide trainer, she aims to provide understanding and guidance with over 15 years of experience running her own clinic and injecting for many more.

If you are a NMC, GDC, GMC registrant and want to get involved with the FTT Training Academy, please get in touch with Dermafocus Academy at https://academy.dermafocus.co.uk/event (link also in caption)

Limited spaces available for the dates below:

8th November 2023 and 6th December 2023

15/09/2023

12/05/2023

I am starting a new venture in aesthetic medicine and will be working at the FTT Skin Clinics (Hamilton). You can also follow me on instagram , or send me a message if you have any questions or would like any other information.

07/05/2023

May is skin awareness month and so I want to talk to you about Melanoma to raise awareness.

It’s really important to know your skin and identify any changes, that’s why at FTT we invested in a Dermascope to help support our patients with any concerns.

We can take a look a closer look at moles, freckles, sun damage or any markings you’re just not sure about and capture a magnified image that can be sent to your GP.

The best way to protect your skin is to wear a broad spectrum SPF50 daily and to avoid sunbeds (there is no such thing as a healthy tan; especially with our fair Scottish skin!)

Skin cancer can happen to anyone, so even those with darker skin types, it is absolutely critical we all pay attention to any changes in our skin.

As always; if you are ever in any doubt go get checked out by your GP 🤍

03/04/2023

Welcome to my page

03/04/2023

03/04/2023

25/03/2023

Amazing talk at the Scottish Aesthetics Conference

23/03/2023

02/02/2023