Service

PRX-PLUS

A topical, no-needle clinical treatment applied in a structured protocol.

Overview

PRX-PLUS is a topical skin treatment applied in-clinic as part of a professional protocol. It contains a combination of ingredients commonly used in clinical skin treatments, including Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA), Hydrogen Peroxide and Kojic Acid, used within controlled treatment protocols.

Consultation Process

Suitability is assessed on an individual basis. PRX-PLUS may be discussed during consultation for concerns such as uneven skin tone, skin that appears dull, fine lines associated with skin ageing, texture concerns and visible pores. Recommendations are based on individual assessment.

What To Expect

Treatment takes approximately 45 minutes. The solution is applied topically and massaged into the skin; a mild tingling or warmth may be experienced. Following treatment, temporary redness and mild sensitivity are common, and some individuals may experience light flaking in the days following. Sun protection is essential. LED light therapy may be offered as an adjunct where clinically appropriate.

Considerations

Downtime varies between individuals. Many return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment, however skin sensitivity may be present and temporary changes in appearance may occur. Treatment may be incorporated as a series spaced over several weeks, with review between sessions and ongoing maintenance where appropriate. Individual responses vary.

Pricing

PRX-PLUS treatments start from $350 (Face + Neck). Package options may be available. Pricing and suitability will be discussed during consultation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PRX-PLUS?

A PRX-PLUS is a structured clinical appointment or treatment delivered by a qualified practitioner. Specific details are discussed during your assessment.

Who is suitable for a PRX-PLUS?

Suitability is reviewed individually. A range of factors are considered including skin health, medical history and goals.

How long does it take?

Appointment length varies. Time frames are confirmed when booking.

Is there downtime?

Recovery and downtime vary by treatment type and individual response. This is reviewed during consultation.

How should I prepare?

Preparation guidance is provided ahead of your appointment where relevant.

What aftercare is involved?

Written aftercare is provided and reviewed in clinic.

How many appointments are typical?

Course recommendations are discussed individually. A single appointment is rarely the full picture.

Is it suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Suitability during pregnancy or breastfeeding is assessed individually and may not be appropriate.

What does it cost?

Pricing is discussed during consultation as it depends on the individual plan.

How do I book?

Bookings can be made via the Contact page or by getting in touch directly.