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13/04/2026

We’re doing a very glamorous task… updating our client database.

Riveting, we know.

If you’ve been to us before, could you DM us your most up-to-date email address and phone number so we actually have a way of contacting you that isn’t just hoping Instagram an facebook behaves that day.

In return, we’ll put 10% off your next treatment with Andrea— so at least there’s something in it for you.

Please note subject to T&C and from all new bookings

No long forms, no hassle — just a quick message and you’re done.

11/04/2026

You know the clients I’m not good for?

The ones who sit down and immediately go “so I just need my jawline done.”

No questions. No discussion. Just decided.

Because within about 30 seconds I’m going to say… it’s not your jawline.

And then it gets awkward.

Same with “can we just top up my lips?”

We probably can.
We’re just… not going to.

I think that’s where I’m a bit different. I don’t really work off what you think you need.

I look at your face and work out what’s actually going on… and sometimes that has nothing to do with
what you came in for.

Which, to be fair, is quite annoying if you were emotionally attached to the idea of more lip filler.

The people I do work well with…

Are the ones who sit down and go
“I don’t know what I need, I just know I don’t look like myself.”

Because that’s where it gets interesting.

That’s where you can actually fix things properly instead of just chasing one area around your face every few months.

I’m not very good at doing things just for the sake of it.

But I am very good at making everything
make sense again

09/04/2026

Squinting in the sun, telling yourself it’s “just bright”… while your skin quietly keeps the score.

It’s funny how we justify the little things, isn’t it?

The extra few seconds of squinting. Skipping the sunglasses. Convincing yourself it’s nothing.

Until one day, you catch your reflection and notice those crow’s feet lingering a little longer than they used to.

Don’t be like me — on holiday in Spain, mid-squint, no sunglasses in sight, thinking it was harmless. Just sunshine, a bit of heat, one of those moments you don’t think twice about.

But those moments add up.

The squinting. The exposure. The days you skip SPF because the sun “doesn’t feel that strong yet.” The subtle shifts that don’t show up overnight… but do show up eventually.

Not dramatic. Just enough to make you pause and think, when did that start?

And this is where girl maths enters the chat:

Squinting + sun = lines you didn’t ask for
“No SPF today” = damage building over time
A simple appointment with Sophie = feeling like yourself again

Not a different face. Not anything obvious. Just a soft, rested version of you that doesn’t look like she’s been battling the brightness all summer.

Because it’s never just one sunny day. It’s the habits around it.

SPF isn’t just for holidays. It’s for now — when the sun reappears and your skin is working harder than you realise.

It’s protection, yes. But it’s also prevention.

If you’re noticing those small changes, you’re not alone. And you’re not too late.

The goal isn’t to avoid ageing completely. It’s to still recognise yourself — even in harsh sunlight, even mid-squint.

If this has made you rethink your SPF (or your sunglasses), take it as your sign.

And if you’re ready to explore a natural refresh, you know where I am… well, when I’m back from Spain anyway.

08/04/2026

I’m not for you…

If your main question is “how many ml do I get for this price?”

Or if you think the solution to everything is “just add a bit more filler”

If you’ve got 4 different practitioners on rotation and you’re collecting treatments like loyalty points.

Or if you want to bring me a photo and say “can you make me look exactly like this?”

I can’t.
And I won’t.

But I am for you…

If you’ve looked in the mirror and thought
“I don’t look bad… I just don’t look like me anymore.”

If you want someone to actually assess your whole face instead of just agreeing with whatever you’ve asked for.

If you’re open to hearing “it’s not your jawline” or “we’re not touching your lips”

And if you’d rather have people say “you look really well” instead of “where did you get that done?”

Basically…

If you want it done properly, and not just done quickly.

04/04/2026

You know that toxic relationship you’ve been in for years?

Yes… the one where you’re squinting in the bathroom mirror at 7am, tweezers in hand, questioning your entire existence over one stubborn chin hair.

Or booking yet another wax, convincing yourself this time it’ll be different… only to be betrayed again two weeks later like clockwork.

Romantic. Truly.

Meanwhile, your hormones are just sat there like, “Oh babe, we’re not done yet.”

At some point, you have to ask yourself:
Are you managing the problem… or are you just in a long-term situationship with it?

Because there is a way to break up properly.

No more daily inspections.
No more emergency plucks in the car mirror.
No more “is that a shadow or am I growing a beard?” panic.

Just… peace.

If you’re ready to retire the tweezers and stop negotiating with your face every morning, you know where I am.

Quietly changing lives. One stubborn hair at a time.

Andrea xx

02/04/2026

I don’t think anyone warned me that, at some point, my jawline would just… quietly disappear

From the front? Fine.

Good lighting, the right angle… you’d think everything was still exactly where it should be.

But I know.

That slight heaviness.
The softness that wasn’t there before.
The way things don’t feel as… held.

And the worst part?

It’s not just how it looks.

It’s the thinking.

The constant awareness.
• Tilting your face in photos
• Avoiding side profiles
• Knowing your “good angle” a little too well

Because even when no one else notices… you do.

You catch yourself on video and think,
“When did that start happening?”

It’s not dramatic.

Just… different.

And that’s what’s hard to explain.

To everyone else, you look completely normal.

But internally?

You’ve noticed the shift.

That slight drop.
That loss of definition.
That feeling like your face is changing without asking you first.

And once you see it… you can’t unsee it.

It’s not about wanting perfection.

It’s about recognising yourself again.

Because inside, you still feel like you.

But your reflection is starting to tell a slightly different story.

And that disconnect… it lingers.

I hear this all the time — women who don’t want to look different, just a little more lifted, a little more defined… a little more like themselves again.

Because this is one of those things we all quietly think about.

And it affects more than you realise:
• how you feel in photos
• how you carry yourself
• how confident you feel day to day

All from something that feels small… but isn’t.

You’re not imagining it. And you’re not alone.

And if it’s been on your mind, there are subtle ways to support it — nothing drastic, just gentle shifts back towards you.

Not different.

Just… more like you again.

Can anyone else relate? 🫣

01/04/2026

I didn’t start out doing full facial rejuvenation.

I was just doing what everyone does at the beginning — lips, skin, lines… treating things one by one.

And it was fine.

But I kept noticing the same thing....

People would come in asking for something specific… but it never really felt like that was the actual issue.

Like someone would say “it’s just this line” or “I just want a bit in my lips” but it was more than that.

They just looked a bit tired.
A bit flat.
Not quite like themselves.

And I think that’s when it shifted for me. I stopped looking at faces in sections and just started seeing everything together.

How it all sits, how it all moves, what’s actually changed. Because faces don’t age in one place.

So it never really made sense to treat them like they do. And once you see it like that, you can’t really unsee it.

You realise it’s not about adding more or doing more…

Most of the time it’s actually less.
Or doing something in a completely different place than you first thought.
It’s just understanding the face properly

And I think that’s why my approach ended up the way it is

Just small changes that make everything make sense again.

30/03/2026

“Does it hurt? Honestly”

You don’t want the sugar-coated version. You want the real one

Because every clinic says “minimal discomfort,” which translates in your head to “brace yourself”

You’re not terrible with needles. But you’re not thrilled about them either

You picture lying there trying to look composed while internally negotiating with yourself.

“Almost done. Almost done”

You don’t want to flinch. You don’t want to feel faint. You definitely don’t want to embarrass yourself.

Here’s the honest answer. Some parts are mildly uncomfortable.
Briefly

Some are barely anything.

None of it is medieval!

The anticipation is almost always worse than the reality. And it’s over quickly.

Most women sit up afterwards and say, slightly surprised,
“Oh. That was fine.”

Not delightful. Not spa-like.
Just fine.

And you leave thinking, I built that up far more than necessary.

Which, to be fair, we all do.

So if youve been letting the fear hold you back… here’s the truth, you don’t need to

26/03/2026

This is the BIGGEST one.

You don’t want to walk into a room and have someone tilt their head and
say,

“Have you…?”

You don’t want raised eyebrows. You don’t want whispers. You don’t want to become

The One Who Got Filler!

You want to look fresher. That’s it.
You want someone to say,
“You look well.”
Not,
“Who did your lips?”

There’s a quiet dignity in subtlety. And most women I see are not trying to look 22.
They’re trying to look like themselves on a good day.

But the internet has done you no favours.
Overfilled faces travel further than refined ones.
Dramatic results get more clicks.

No one shares a photo captioned,
“We restored 0.4ml and nobody noticed.”

So you assume it’s all or nothing. It isn’t

The right treatment should be invisible to everyone except you. And even then, it should feel more like relief than transformation.

You shouldn’t look “done.”
You should look like you, just slightly less annoyed at gravity.

If someone can immediately tell what you’ve had, something has usually been overdone.

The goal isn’t to change your face.
It’s to soften what’s starting to shout.

Quiet work. Done properly. No announcements required 😘

25/03/2026

The moment a patient looks in the mirror and realises, “That’s me again.”

Not different. Not overdone. Just… fresher. Brighter. More like how they feel on the inside

This lovely patient sent me her before and after just 4 days after her CO₂ laser blepharoplasty — because she just couldn’t wait to share it.

Four days!!!

Knowing full well that results continue to improve over the next 6 weeks… and still already that excited

And I think that says everything.

Because treatments like this aren’t just about the skin on your eyelids. They’re about how you feel when you catch your reflection. When you’re not constantly noticing heaviness, or tiredness, or that sense that your eyes don’t reflect your energy anymore

CO₂ laser blepharoplasty is a truly transformative treatment, but it’s also one that requires precision, experience, and a deep understanding of the delicate anatomy around the eyes

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s carefully tailored, millimetre by millimetre, to create results that are natural, balanced and long-lasting

And yes… while it might feel like a big decision, for the right patient it can be genuinely life-changing

What makes this even more special is that we are currently the only clinic in the North East offering this advanced treatment — and seeing the results, the confidence, and the feedback from patients so far has been incredible!

The reviews have been nothing short of outstanding.

So if you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt like your eyes don’t quite match how you feel anymore… this is exactly the kind of treatment that can quietly, subtly, bring that back

And if you’re anything like this patient… you might not even wait the full 6 weeks to show it off.

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18 Albert Road
Middlesbrough
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Tuesday	9:30am - 2pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 5pm
Saturday	9:30am - 1:30pm

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Once of the North Easts leading aesthetic nurses who has trained with some of the industries leading members. Sophie specialises in corrective work and is here to help, advise and offer the latest in non-surgical aesthetic procedures. Here at Derma Advanced we are known for providing remarkable results. Clients can rest assured that our beautiful, clean and private facilities will ensure their highest level of comfort. To learn more about how this service can be personalised for your unique needs, feel free to reach out today.