Why this
place exists.
Nigerian women have spent years being told that certain treatments are not for them. Laser will burn you. Peels will leave you patchy. Filler is for other faces. Most of that advice came from clinics using equipment designed for pale skin, and from practitioners who had never been trained on anything else.
None of it is true with the right device and the right settings. What is true is that the margin for error is smaller, that a patch test matters more, and that a practitioner who has read the research on Fitzpatrick IV to VI will get a different result from one who has not.
So we built the clinic around that. One practitioner who trains continuously, equipment chosen for the skin actually walking through the door, published prices so nobody is negotiated with, and a willingness to say no when a treatment will not do what a client hopes.
Peace Adeyemi
“Most of a first consultation is managing expectations. If laser is wrong for your hair type, or filler will not fix what is actually a skin-quality problem, I will say so and send you home. That is why people come back.”
Eleven years in practice, the last seven of them in Gwarinpa. Trained in advanced laser and IPL with a specific focus on Fitzpatrick IV to VI protocols, and in dermal fillers and injectables to Level 7 equivalent. She still takes the majority of laser and injectable appointments herself.
- Advanced laser & IPL certification — Fitzpatrick IV–VI protocols
- Dermal filler & injectables training, Level 7 equivalent
- Registered with the Nigerian aesthetic practice bodies
- Continuing professional development, reviewed annually
What we hold
ourselves to.
These are not aspirations. They are the reasons a client occasionally leaves without booking, and the reasons most of them come back later anyway.
The rooms
Directions & parkingCome and see whether we are right for you.
A consultation costs less than a treatment and commits you to nothing. Bring your questions and the products you are already using.