Treatments
The most natural-looking results in aesthetics don’t come from adding something to the face — they come from encouraging the face to rebuild itself.
From the mid-twenties onwards, the skin produces progressively less collagen. Collagen stimulating treatments work differently from traditional dermal fillers — rather than providing immediate volume, they signal the body to produce new collagen, the structural protein responsible for skin firmness, elasticity and thickness.
Trusted in Northampton since 2003 — over 20 years of doctor-led aesthetic medicine.
Three distinct approaches to collagen renewal.
The collagen stimulating treatments at Mulberry House each work through a different mechanism, suit different patients, and are often used together as part of a considered treatment plan. The right treatment — or combination — is agreed at consultation, never assumed.
Our collagen stimulating treatments.
Sculptra®
A poly-L-lactic acid injectable that stimulates collagen gradually over a series of treatments — the treatment of choice for significant volume loss, with results that can last up to two years.
Learn more →Gouri®
A next-generation, fully liquid PCL collagen stimulator that distributes evenly through the tissue — particularly effective for global facial skin tightening and quality improvement.
Learn more →Radiesse® Dilute & Hyperdilute
Radiesse® used in diluted and hyperdiluted form as a powerful collagen stimulator, improving skin quality, firmness and texture across the face and neck.
Learn more →Who benefits most from collagen stimulation.
Collagen stimulating treatments suit patients noticing gradual changes in skin firmness or texture rather than specific lines or folds, who want results that look natural and develop over time, or who are looking for a longer-term approach to facial maintenance. They are also worth considering if you have tried fillers and found the results satisfying but short-lived.
They are not the right first choice if the primary concern is a specific deep fold or a feature that requires structural reshaping — for those concerns, traditional dermal filler may be more appropriate. The two approaches can often be combined.
Who Performs This Treatment
Dr John Tanqueray
Lead Clinician, Doctor
Performs collagen stimulating treatments at Mulberry House.
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