Dry & Dehydrated Skin Clarkson

Not on its own, and we'd rather say that upfront. Dryness and dehydration usually come down to your skincare routine, water intake, the weather, or your skin barrier, not something a single in-clinic treatment can solve. What RF microneedling and LED light therapy can genuinely do is support skin texture and overall calmness over a course of sessions, working alongside good skincare rather than replacing it.

RF microneedling works on texture: it triggers collagen remodelling, which can make skin feel firmer and look smoother over time. LED light therapy is much gentler: it uses low-level red light to calm inflammation and support your skin's own processes rather than actively remodelling anything, which can leave skin looking calmer and more refreshed. Neither one is a hydration treatment as such, they're addressing texture and overall skin health, which is often part of why skin looks dull or tired alongside the dryness.

Honestly, yes, that's usually the right place to start. A proper moisturiser, SPF and a routine suited to your skin will do more for day-to-day dryness than any in-clinic treatment. Come and see us once you've got that sorted, or even before, and we'll talk honestly about whether RF microneedling or LED light therapy is worth adding on top.

It depends on what's actually going on with your skin, which is exactly what we'll assess at your consultation rather than guessing over the phone. Both treatments tend to work as a short course rather than a single visit, with results building gradually.