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We are delighted to share that our research was featured in a recent article in The Telegraph that discussed the new rules of getting older.

The ageing process can massively impact a person psychologically as they feel like their identity is changing. Although more people are rejecting the idea that we must age in a certain way, a large proportion of people would not rule out a cosmetic ‘tweak’ to help them look younger.

Our research found that 3 million people in the UK are looking to undergo a cosmetic procedure in 2022. This may stem from new attitudes towards cosmetic treatments – It is much less of a taboo now to seek cosmetic treatments to combat the signs of ageing and to help with self-confidence.

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This week, we were delighted to feature in the online luxury magazine H&N, in an article that shares 6 regenerative treatments that are set to skyrocket in 2022.

We found that over 3 million Brits are looking to undergo a cosmetic procedure in 2022 because of the impact the pandemic has had on their aesthetics.

With this, shared the treatments he believes will dominate the cosmetic industry, from Express PRP and Uvence, to Morpheus8 and Skin Pinch Lift.

Dr Olivier also shared the effectiveness of Uvence as a natural treatment, utilising the patient’s own purified cells for skin rejuvenation.

Make sure to read the full article here: https://hnmagazine.co.uk/beauty/the-6-astonishing-regenerative-cosmetic-treatments-that-are-set-to-skyrocket-in-2022/ or view our stories for the direct link!

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We are so pleased that , leading cosmetic surgeon and CMO of Uvence, was featured in a recent article to discuss how we can combat the effects of winter and alcohol on our skin.

Dr Olivier shared his tips which include staying hydrated, wearing SPF, reducing screen time and looking to natural ‘tweakments’ such as Uvence to rejuvenate and plump the skin. Uvence’s innovative system utilises the patient’s own cells which are injected into the target area which improves the appearance of the skin.

It was also brilliant to see Dr Olivier praised as a master of refinement, with a reputation built from unique techniques that turn aesthetic procedures into an art form.

Take a look at the article here: https://www.stilorama.com/single-article/addressing-the-skin-hangover or view our stories for the direct link!

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It was great to see our research featured in Luxury Lifestyle Magazine early this month.

Our research found a significant increase in men seeking cosmetic and aesthetic procedures.

There was a dramatic 70% increase in requests for video consultations by men in 2020 than previously, which continued over the course of 2021.

You can read the full article here: https://www.luxurylifestylemag.co.uk/health-wellbeing/the-top-mens-cosmetic-and-aesthetic-trends-of-the-year/

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Our research recently featured in a great article in The Telegraph.
 
Our study found that three million people in Britain are expected to have a cosmetic procedure in 2021 because of the impact the pandemic has had on how they feel about their appearance; and UK plastic surgeons reported rises of up to 70 per cent in virtual-consultation requests last year.
 
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There has been a rise in male treatments over the last few years and in our research, we actually found that nearly two million British males are considering a cosmetic enhancement this year.

We shared our research on male cosmetic treatments with Yahoo! Life in an article which discusses 'Brotox' and how male tweakments have become a much more common demand in the beauty industry.

Our research also suggests that 11% of British men feel that they look at least five years older as a result of the stress and anxiety brought about by lockdown and the pandemic which is one of the main reasons why they re now seeking rejuvenating treatments.

Uvence is a revolutionary treatment that enhances the quality of your skin and makes you feel rejuvenated.

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Great to share our research in The Telegraph!

Our data has shown that over 3 million Britons are considering cosmetic procedures this year due to the impact of the pandemic on their aesthetics.

Uvence provides an array of cosmetic treatments to revitalise sagging skin and wrinkles that may have been worsened due to the overuse of computer screens, stress and anxiety in lockdown.

To find out more about the treatments that we offer, please visit uvence.co

We are extremely pleased to have had our research feature in MSN with comments from our very own Dr Olivier Amar!

Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have noticed a spike in patient demand for treatments and we are currently seeing many patients asking about skin texture treatments.

We believe that this is partly due to the amount of time we all spent on social media during the various lockdown periods and people’s desire to mimic a filtered face.

If you’re interested in finding out more, visit https://www.msn.com/en-ie/lifestyle/style/study-finds-nearly-40percent-of-people-prefer-a-filtered-face-over-their-real-one/ar-AAMUIZK

Uvence has been featured in a great article for The Mail Online discussing selfie filters and photo editing.

We shared our research which revealed that one fifth of Brits are no longer posting photos on social media without a filter and 37% have said they prefer their edited face to their real one.
These filters offered on social media apps have a negative impact on a third of social media users’ self-esteem, and has led many peopleseeking rejuvenating cosmetic treatments such as Uvence.

At Uvence, we always ensure that patients are seeking treatment for the right reasons before going ahead with the procedure. We always recomend that our patients take some time to decide whether surgery is right for them first.

To find out more about the natural treatment that we offer, please visit uvence.co

It was great to feature in The Telegraph discussing current beauty industry trends.

In our most recent research, we found that over three million of us are considering cosmetic treatments in 2021.

12% have said that fillers are their go-to treatment post-lockdown, as long as it is not obvious and 55% believe that the best cosmetic surgeries are the ones that you cannot immediately see.

To find out more about the natural treatment that we offer, please visit uvence.co

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Our very own Dr Olivier Amar discussed the Uvence treatment in a great article with Mayfair Times regarding “tweakments” post-lockdown, which is particularly relevant right now.

Lots of male patients are also noticing the visible impact of lockdown on their appearances, particularly through the signs of ageing and stress. They are seeking non-invasive procedures that involve very little downtime.

Here at Uvence, the patient’s cells are harvested by initial micro or mini liposuction, then transported to a laboratory to undergo purification. The extracted tissue from these cells is cryogenically stored and then transported to the patient. The treatment is minimally invasive, naturally based and bespoke.

To find out more, visit uvence.co and feel free to get in touch.

We are delighted to have been featured in an article for The Telegraph where we shared our research revealing that 26% of Brits going back to the office are feeling the least confident they ever have.

Uvence, is a natural treatment that helps enhance the texture and appearance of the skin. If you are looking for a rejuvenating treatment that will help you feel refreshed and youthful before going back into the office, Uvence is a really great option.

To find out more, please visit uvence.co

Long lasting and far less invasive than a surgical alternative; Uvence patients harness the power of their bodies by stimulating naturally occurring mechanisms, which can assist in the rejuvenation of tissues.

To find out more about the benefits of the uvence treatment, please visit uvence.co

Have you read our latest blog discussing how zoom has accelerated the growing demand for male cosmetic treatments?

Research from The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons has revealed that a third of its members saw an increase in enquires from men last year.

To read the full blog, please visit: https://uvence.co/has-zoom-accelerated-the-growing-demand-for-male-cosmetic-treatments/

The Irish Mail on Sunday published a great article about our treatment with commentary from our very own, internationally renowned surgeon, Dr Amar.

To find out more about the Uvence treatment, this article is a great read!

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The cosmetics arena has significantly evolved over the past few years, as the focus has shifted from dramatic surgeries to smaller and subtle tweakments.

As more people want to achieve the natural look through undetectable procedures rather than extreme increased mass, the difference between types of treatment has been heightened, placing focus on natural treatments such as Uvence.

To find out more, please visit uvence.co

Uvence treatments are designed for improving skin quality and bio remodelling.

In the initial procedure, Adipose (fat) tissue is extracted from the patient via micro cannula liposuction which is then stored and processed into Uvence Super Enriched Tissue and then frozen.

One of the key benefits is that Uvence saves the super enriched tissue in a nearby NHS approved storage facility where the cells are cryogenically stored and preserved indefinitely, with the ability for a patient to access their Super Enriched Tissue for up to five years after the date of the first procedure.

To find out more, please visit uvence.co

This week, our blog discusses what Brits have been doing to prepare themselves for heading back into the office.

Many have been scheduling in appointments with their hairdressers, beauticians and cosmetic surgeons. What we have noticed however, is that lots of people are now opting for more natural and subtle tweakments rather than more dramatic surgeries.

Uvence is an example of an effective and natural cosmetic treatment – the procedure utilises the regenerative potential of one’s own purified cells for skin rejuvenation, improving the overall texture of skin over the long-term.

If you would like to learn more, please visit https://uvence.co/as-we-head-back-to-office-what-are-we-doing-to-prepare-ourselves/

As the next generation of cosmetic medical injectables, Uvence has created a standardised, regulated process for handling and processing Super Enriched Tissue, that monitors and controls quality and allows the patient to determine their preferred doctor.

To find out more about how the Uvence treatment works, please visit uvence.co

Our CEO, Reece Tomlinson, spoke to Glamour Magazine about how a lack of access to beauty treatments impacted our mental health during lockdown.

As Reece explains, “By removing the ability to receive treatments, some patients are experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiousness due to the potential impact that not having a treatment may have on their appearance.”

Moreover, we found that 2,590,000 people in the UK feel more comfortable telling their hairdresser or beauty technician personal information than they do friends and family, so it goes without saying that many have missed going into the clinic.

To read the full article, visit our link in bio

This week’s blog covers how the pandemic permanently disrupted the cosmetic industry but at the same time, encouraged more people to seek cosmetic treatments post-lockdown.

Although the total number of procedures declined as a result of lockdown and social restrictions, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons found that 11% of women are now more interested in cosmetic treatments than they were before COVID.

This comes alongside research from Uvence which reveals that over 3 million Brits are considering a treatment this year because of the impact of the pandemic on their appearance.

To read the full blog, please visit: https://uvence.co/how-the-pandemic-permanently-disrupted-the-cosmetic-industry/

A new article from The Telegraph about how the nation turned to tweakments to reverse the lockdown look has featured some of our research which reveals that an estimated six million of us believe that lockdown has left us looking “at least” five years older. We also saw that almost half (42%) report signs of stress and premature ageing, most obviously around the eyes.

To read the full article, go to https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/body/nation-turned-tweakments-reverse-lockdown-look/

It was great to have our research around cosmetic surgery trends post-covid feature in Vice.

This article discusses how as lockdown lifts, UK clinics are reporting an overwhelming spike in bookings for cosmetic enhancements. Our research suggests that 6 million brits have seen major signs of ageing throughout lockdown and that is what is pushing them to seek rejuvenating and regenerative treatments.

Uvence, is a very natural treatment that helps patients feel more refreshed and youthful.

To read the full article, visit https://www.vice.com/en/article/bvzzz5/the-zoom-effect-why-cosmetic-procedures-in-the-uk-are-surging

With more young people than ever before exposed to the world of cosmetic treatments as a result of social media platforms, ensuring that protective legislation is enforced has never felt more important.

A new announcement this week confirms that legislation banning under-18s from receiving Botox and fillers in the UK has been approved.

Go to https://uvence.co/new-legislation-in-the-cosmetics-industry-prevents-under-18s-from-having-botox-and-filler/ to read our most recent blog that discusses this new legislation and how this affects under 18-year-olds.

Our research recently featured in an article for The Metro about the demand for cosmetic injectables such as Botox.

We found that over three million Brits are now considering a treatment because of signs of stress and ageing caused by the pandemic and a significant number of us have become highly conscious of our appearance and premature ageing as a result of lockdown.

To read the full article, go to https://metro.co.uk/2021/05/05/how-long-does-it-take-for-botox-to-work-and-how-long-does-it-last-14512931/

Uvence provides on-demand access to injectable skin treatments made from a patient's own cells. It is a natural alternative to synthetic treatments with no chemical or other modifications, prepared and supplied under strict HTA regulations and laboratory tested for purity.

To find out more, visit uvence.co

We found that over 6 million Brits have considered a cosmetic treatment, but do not want to introduce unnatural substances into their bodies.

As the demand for natural solutions for our appearances continues to grow, this is set to dramatically change the landscape of treatments in the coming years.

Find out more in our latest blog: https://uvence.co/does-the-next-10-years-of-cosmetic-procedures-spell-the-decline-of-unnatural-substances/

The Telegraph has published a new article discussing how men have been receiving more and more cosmetic treatments to achieve a fresh look with evidence from our research which states 29% of men in Britain report visible signs of stress and premature ageing, particularly around the eyes, with 11% feeling as though they look at least five years older due to the stress and anxiety brought about by lockdown and the pandemic.

Many celebrities have been preparing for ‘the big reveal’ especially during the awards season and professional beauty treatments have become far more accepted for both men and women.

To find out more, go to https://www.telegraph.co.uk/beauty/people/men-new-women-hollywood-beauty-expert-gets-faces-ready-oscars/