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Download Full Menu Injectables Laser Skin Menu of Services Hello Lovely It’s lovely to see you. Welcome to your world of more beautiful skin. We are your skin & body experts, brought to you by New Zealand’s leading skin health brand – Skin Institute. Offering treatments you want, using superior technology, and at affordable prices. It's playful, joyful confidence, trusting the experts and knowing this works. It’s looking in the mirror and liking what you see. Our team are highly trained and all of our services are signed off by medical doctors – so you don’t have to worry about a thing. We are here to help you make the most of your natural beauty, so you can look good and feel good every single day. Be your best – and loveliest – self. 03 Skin treatments Treatment Consultation Prior to your first treatment here at Lovely, you will have a complimentary consultation with one of our team to ensure the treatment is right for you and to understand your desired results. A complimentary consultation is required before your first appointment in a new treatment type. Skin analysis With OBSERV® 520, specialised filters are used to look deeper into your skin. We can visualise your skin’s future, allowing us to create a personalised treatment plan to suit your skin’s needs. SINGLE Skin analysis Complimentary Skin peels A customized peel to improve several skin conditions such as pigmentation, acne, ageing, dryness and general skin health. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Boost $109 $99 ea $94 ea Age Defying $159 $149 ea $144 ea Problem Skin $159 $149 ea $144 ea Pigmentation Peel $159 $149 ea $144 ea Add On (same time as Peel Appointment) LED or Hydrating Mask - $49. LED light therapy The Gold Standard in LED treatments, tailored to your skin needs to help rejuvenate, heal, repair and strengthen, and can destruct acne-causing bacteria. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 LED light therapy $99 $89 ea $84 ea 04 Microdermabrasion Perfect for dull, lifeless skin, a microdermabrasion exfoliates and removes superficial dry skin cells allowing for healthy skin to shine through leaving skin feeling smooth, hydrated and rejuvenated. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Express $69 $59 ea $54 ea Cleansing $99 $89 ea $84 ea Advanced with mask $129 $119 ea $114 ea Add-on neck & décollatage $69 $59 ea $54 ea Add On (same time as Micro Appointment) LED or Hydrating Mask $49. Skin needling with Dermapen 4TM Dermapen 4TM delivers noticeable results in as little as one treatment, reducing fine lines, wrinkles, scarring and stretch marks, and offers the highest levels of skin rejuvenation. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Face $299 $279 ea $269 ea Stomach $319 $299 ea $289 ea Body (20cm x 20cm area) $319 $299 ea $289 ea Numbing cream - optional $29 Add-Ons Hands $39 Neck $39 Décollatage $49 Add on (same time as Dermapen 4™ appointment) Express Microdermabrasion, LED or Hydrating Mask $49. Dermapen 4 ™ can also treat pigmentation, see pg 10. 05 Laser hair removal Using a world renowned, class 4 medical grade laser system, a quick and efficient treatment to permanently reduce unwanted hair. Typically, 6-8 sessions required and then maintenance required. Face SINGLE PREPAY6 Upper lip $29 $25 ea Upper lip & chin $49 $42 ea Nose $29 $25 ea Sides (ear to jawline) $59 $51 ea Ears $29 $25 ea Full face $69 $59 ea Full face & neck (Front or back) $99 $85 ea Chin $29 $25 ea Neck (front or back) $59 $51 ea Upper Body SINGLE PREPAY6 Underarms $29 $25 ea 1 / 2 arms $135 $115 ea Full arms $169 $144 ea Chest $129 $110 ea Abdomen $89 $76 ea Chest & abdomen $169 $144 ea Shoulders (top of shoulders & upper arm) $79 $68 ea Snail trail $49 $42 ea 1/2 back $139 $119 ea Full back $199 $170 ea 1/2 back & shoulders $199 $170 ea Full back & shoulders $229 $195 ea 06 Laser hair removal continued Lower body SINGLE PREPAY 6 Brazilian (female) $69 $59 ea Brazilian (male) $119 $102 ea Bikini $59 $51 ea 1/2 legs $159 $136 ea Full legs $229 $195 ea Buttocks $109 $93 ea Feet & toes $49 $42 ea Full body (female) $449 $382 ea Full body (male) $499 $425 ea Bikini/Brazilian & underarms (female) $79 $68 ea Half legs & bikini/brazilian $189 $161 ea Full legs & bikini/brazilian $259 $221 ea Half legs & bikini/brazilian & underarms (female) $199 $170 ea Full legs & bikini/brazilian & underarms (female) $269 $229 ea Shaving fee $49 Add Ons SINGLE PREPAY 6 Snail trail $20 $120 Areola $20 $120 Anus $20 $120 Laser for skin rejuvenation / Laser for redness A “lunchtime” procedure that offers maximum anti-ageing results by stimulating collagen and elastin reproduction, leaving your skin with a youthful radiant glow. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Face $149 $139 ea $134 ea Face, neck & décolletage $269 $259 ea $249 ea Décolletage $119 $109 ea $104 ea Add On (same time as Skin Rejuv Appointment) Boost Peel $59 or Express Microdermabrasion, LED or Hydrating Mask $49. 07 Cosmetic injectables We offer a range of cosmetic injectable skin treatments using Botox®, Dysport® & Juvederm® to help you achieve the look you desire. All our appearance medicine nurses are highly trained and overseen by Skin Institute Doctors. BOTOX® or DYSPORT® DERMAL FILLERS Smoothes fine lines and wrinkles. Used to shape & add volume. Results last 3 - 4 months. Results last 6-24 months. Forehead Lines Frown Lines Brow lift Bunny Lines Cheeks Crows Feet Lip Lines Nasolabial Folds Relaxed downturned Gummy Smile corners of mouth Marionette Lines Lips Jaw Jowls Facial Slimming Chin Dimpled Chin Platysmal Bands Anti-wrinkle Anti-wrinkle injections of purified protein to soften & relax fine lines. Anti-wrinkle Dysport® SINGLE Treat 1 area — 50 units — Frown OR Crows feet $270 Treat 2 areas — 70 units — Forehead AND Crows feet OR Frown $360 Treat 3 areas — 120 units — Frown AND Crows AND Forehead $600 Dysport® per unit $6 Anti-wrinkle - Botox® Treat 1 area — 20 units — Frown OR Crows feet $285 Treat 2 areas — 28 units — Forehead AND Crows feet OR Frown $395 Treat 3 areas — 48 units — Frown AND Crows AND Forehead $645 Botox® per unit — vertical lip lines, jaw re-shaping, neck & bunny lines $15.50 Note - 2.5 Dysport® units are equivalent to 1 Botox® unit. 08 Dermal Fillers Injections of Juvederm® naturally occurring hyaluronic acid to volumise, plump and define facial features that typically last 6-24 months. Lips (1ml) $539 Perioral lines (1ml) $699 Cheeks (1ml) $749 Cheeks (2ml) $999 Hands (2ml) $895 Hydrate (1ml) — improves skin & lip hydration $449 Chin (1ml) $789 Jaw re-shaping (1ml) $789 Jowls (1ml) $789 Nasolabial folds (1ml) $789 Corner of mouth/marionette lines (1ml) $749 Add on Juvederm® thin, medium or thick, 1ml from $395. Cosmetic injectables packages Lovely Lips 1ml Dermal filler $620 6 units Botox® for gummy smile or lip flip Enchance and lovelify to create beautiful lips Glamourised Lips 2ml Dermal filler $899 Spaced over two sessions with 1ml of dermal filler at each session to enhance, add volume and shape your beautiful lips Loveliness 1ml of Dermal filler - Cheeks 1ml Dermal filler - Lips or Nasolabial folds or marionettes $1199 Plump, lift and volumise your cheeks and enhance your lips or reduce your mouth folds (nasolabial folds) or the down turned corners of your mouth (marionettes). Gorgeous Cheeks & Lips 2ml Dermal filler - Cheeks $1499 1ml Dermal filler - Lips Glamourise and restore volume loss to your cheeks & lovelify your lips Beautify You 2ml Dermal filler - Cheeks 1ml Dermal filler - Nasolabial folds or marionettes, $1649 70 units Dysport® or 28 units Botox® Age gracefully and enhance your features and turn back the clock, to reveal a more youthful, rejuvenated appearance * For full product information, see page 18 09 Specialised skin treatments Excessive sweating Injections of purified protein to reduce excessive sweating of the armpits that typically last 6–9 months. Hyperhidrosis underarms - Botox® — 100 units $999 Hyperhidrosis underarms – Dysport® — 200 units $829 Pigmentation: Laser Using a class 4 medical grade laser, this treatment is suitable for lighter skin types. It is effect in removing pigmentation from sun damage, such as brown spots and age spots. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Spot treatment $59 $54 ea $49 ea 1/2 face $99 $89 ea $84 ea Full face $139 $124 ea $114 ea Neck - front or back $99 $89 ea $84 ea Décolletage $119 $109 ea $104 ea Face, neck & decolletage $279 $259 ea $249 ea Hands & fingers $89 $84 ea $79 ea 1/2 arms - upper or lower $149 $134 ea $124 ea Full arms $199 $179 ea $169 ea Full legs $299 $269 ea $254 ea Pigmentation: Dermapen 4™ Using Brite Lite,™ this treatment helps to reduce the appearance of deep seated pigmentation such as melasma, age spots and sun damage, while improving skin tone and texture. This treatment is suitable on all skin types and has been proven to also reduce the signs of ageing. SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Face $349 $329 ea $319 ea Add Ons Hands $49 Neck $49 Décolletage $59 Numbing cream $29 Add on (same time as Dermapen 4™ appointment) Express Microdermabrasion, LED or Hydrating Mask $49. 10 Red vein removal Spider veins, red veins and broken capillaries can be significantly reduced in as little as 5 minutes with immediate results, using a class 4 medical grade laser system. SINGLE Vascular laser treatment (per 5 minutes) $199 Skin tightening and body contouring – Ulfit Advanced HIFU technology uses effective ultrasound to firm, tighten, lift and contour face and body skin. Face SINGLE PREPAY 2 Full face $899 $749 ea Eyes $249 $229 ea Cheeks, jowls $749 $649 ea Jowls & neck $749 $649 ea Cheeks, jowls & neck $999 $799 ea Full face, jowls & neck $1499 $1199 ea Body SINGLE PREPAY 4 PREPAY 6 Side of underarm $349 $289 ea $269 ea Knees $349 $289 ea $269 ea Upper Arms $599 $539 ea $519 ea Abdomen contouring $699 $639 ea $619 ea Abdomen tightening $1599 $1499 ea $1449 ea Fat reduction with Cooltech™ Permanently reduce stubborn pockets of fat by as much as 30% in typically 1-3 treatments.
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