Superdrug has announced the launch of its Skin Renew Service which will include anti-wrinkle and skin rejuvenation aesthetic treatments available to customers aged 25 years old and over. The Skin Renew service has been launched in response to feedback from nearly 10,000 customers revealing a demand for anti-wrinkle and skin rejuvenation treatments such as Botox and Juvéderm dermal fillers.

Nurses will be trained to the highest standards so customers can feel reassured when it comes to the medical procedure. The research showed this as the most important factor when it came to having aesthetic treatments. The findings also revealed that people’s main motivations for choosing aesthetic services were that they wanted a more youthful appearance and that it would boost their confidence.
 
To ensure that the highest practice standards are followed, Superdrug’s Skin Renew consultations can only be booked by phoning their dedicated customer service team who are trained to answer any questions and help people decide whether a consultation is right for them. If a patient decides to go ahead with a consultation then it will be held with a qualified nurse. The nurse will ask each patient to complete a medical questionnaire to assess their eligibility for treatment. The aesthetics nurse will review the information provided by a patient and form a clinical and professional opinion if the treatment is appropriate for the patient.
 
Caris Newson, Head of Health and Wellbeing Services at Superdrug comments, 'We know from our research among 10,000 customers that feeling confident about how you look is linked to a person’s wellbeing, and that’s different for all of us. For some it might mean having their eyebrows threaded or getting their nails done, for others taking new vitamins or getting fitter, or it might be about smoothing out fine lines.' 

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