Showing posts with label sligo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sligo. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 July 2020

Trichotest DNA testing for Hairloss

💜 NEW NEW NEW ðŸ’œ


Are you or someone you know suffering with Hairloss? 


Hair loss affects so many of us and has different forms and causes. Fagron TrichoTest can help to identify which treatments are most likely to provide the best results for you.


TrichoTest is the most complete genetic test for hair loss and has been validated by global research.


TrichoTest only requires a quick swab from the inside of your mouth to collect a DNA sample and a little information from you in the form of a short lifestyle questionnaire. It couldn't be simpler!


The New You Clinic is the ONLY clinic in Ireland offering Trichotest DNA test. 


We have been offering Hair Restoration procedures for years but now we will be able to specifically tailor a treatment plan for you based on your genetic factors. 


💜 Platelet Rich Plasma

💜 XL Hair 

💜 New You Signature Hair Restoration 

💜 Daily Hair Care 

💜 Neogen Hair 

💜 Prescriptives


We offer both in clinic and virtual premium consultations with our nurse specialist Claudia McGloin.  


For more information on Trichotest and our Hair Restoration procedures, contact The New You Clinic direct on 0719140728. 


#hairloss #alopecia #trichology #hairlossclinic #hairlossspecialist #alopeciaareata #alopeciaawareness #alopeciatreatment #alopeciaandrogenetica #alopeciasupport #haircare #hairblog #thenewyouclinic #sligo #hairlosssligo #sligowhoknew #awardwinningclinic #registerednurse #prpqueen #plateletrichplasma #xlhair





Monday, 30 September 2019

Motivation Weight Management at The New You Clinic

Lots of people are asking - “What is Motivation?” 

Thanks to its unique approach to losing weight that addresses not just what you eat, but why. This is not a diet, it’s a complete change of lifestyle that helps you to identify and address the habits, behaviours and emotions at the root cause of your weight problem, so prepare to be transformed!

With Motivation programme, you’ll be glad to know that the figures are on your side: 
Clinical studies* show that 82% of Motivation clients’ weight loss was maintained for more than 4 years. This is a phenomenal success rate compared with conventional diets, which have a maximum of 5% maintaining weight loss after just one year.
*Clinical study published in the Journal of Bariatric Medicine

Our Approach
Through private individual consultations our weight management consultant will support and motivate you every step of your journey. Be prepared to be transformed.

The Science Behind It
The behavioural programme used by Motivation was created by world renowned weight management expert Dr Maurice Larocque, whose unique approach has been hailed by the medical profession worldwide as a major breakthrough in the treatment of weight and obesity. It works because it helps you understand both the physical and emotional reasons for your overeating, and gives you the tools you need to tackle both. So say goodbye to counting calories and denying yourself the things you love, and say hello to a whole new voyage of discovery – all about you. You’ll find out WHY you turn to food at certain times, and WHY you reward yourself with comfort eating when you’re bored, stressed, tired, anxious or upset. As Dr Larocque puts it, “Trying to lose weight by dieting is like taking an aspirin for a toothache – you will get only short-term results as its just treating the symptoms. 

To be successful long-term you need to change the way you think about food, otherwise you will keep going around in circles. We’re committed to helping you in the long-term. We’ll give you techniques to conquer your cravings, get you off the dieting rollercoaster , and deal with your personal saboteurs that threaten to pull you back into old ways. We’ll help you set goals and achieve them. We’re with you, supporting you, all the way.

This exciting programme has been tried and tested by Irish people for the past 25 years. In that time, we’ve grown from a single clinic to 20 locations nationwide, as more of our successful clients continue to spread the word of our healthy, safe and permanent weight loss programme.

Using Motivations's meal plans you will:

*  �No longer have cravings
*  �Lose an average of 1 stone in 4 to 6 weeks*
*  �Eat 3 meals a day, plus snacks
*  �Eat from all the food groups
*  �Never feel hungry or deprived
*  �Have much more energy
*  �Have a healthy, toned appearance
*  �Lower your cholesterol and regulate blood sugar levels
*  �Feel fantastic, better than you ever felt

* Results may vary from person to person but research conducted by Dr. Maurice Larocque found that a person following the Motivation plan can lose a stone (6.35kg) in 4 to 6 weeks.

To book a no obligation consultation with our weight consultant Anne, contact The New You Clinic on (071) 9140728 or (085) 807 6592 or email sligo@motivation.ie





#sligo #motivationweightmanagement #thenewyouclinic

Sunday, 15 September 2019

You Are In Safe Hands At The The New You Clinic

When you attend The New You Clinic know that you are in safe hands. 

As a registered nurse with dual nursing registration in both the UK and Ireland, I am bound by 2 Codes of Conduct. 

I am fully insured with Hamilton Fraser and regularly update my skills & knowledge. I am involved in Patient Safety projects and have been shortlisted for Nurse of  the Year for the Safety in Beauty Diamond Awards for the past 4 years and winning Highly Commended Nurse of the Year in 2016. 

You can check the registration details of the medical professional you are considering having treatment with by checking the following websites. 

For nurses in Ireland - check the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) www.nmbi.ie

For doctors in Ireland - check the Irish Medical Council (IMC) www.medicalcouncil.ie

For dentists in Ireland - check the Irish Dental Council (IDC) www.dentalcouncil.ie

If the person you are looking for is not on the register then contact the regulator directly. These regulatory bodies are the only registers required to check. 

Sadly, there are people out there calling themselves doctors and nurses when they’re not...Always check the register, ask questions about qualifications and insurance. 

You only have 1 face...Don’t let the cowboys ruin it. 

Cx

#patientsafetyIRE #safetyinbeauty #sligo #claudiamcgloin #thenewyouclinic #nurse




Friday, 15 December 2017

Voting Closes Today

Voting closes today...

Please can you spare 2 minutes and vote by clicking on the link below? 

http://www.myfacemybody.com/uk/award-entry/?nid=1780

‘Claudia McGloin Clinic Best Aesthetic Clinic Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland’

Thank you 😘



Wednesday, 22 November 2017

My Face My Body Awards Finalist 2017

We need your VOTES 💜

We are absolutely delighted to be finalists for the ‘Best Aesthetic Clinic Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland’ at the prestigious My Face My Body Awards 2017 💜

Please spare a couple of minutes and click on the link below to vote for Claudia McGloin Clinic 💜

http://www.myfacemybody.com/uk/award-entry/?nid=1780

Thank you all so much...Your votes are very much appreciated 💜




#myfacemybodyawards #sligo #claudiamcgloinclinic

Wednesday, 4 October 2017

Vitiligo

Vitiligo is a skin condition that causes white patches to develop on the skin. The areas that are affected have little or no melanin. Melanin is a dye-like substance that is produced by specialised skin cells called melanocytes. This gives the skin its colour and protects it from the sun's rays.





Where does vitiligo occur?


Vitiligo can affect any area of your skin, but it most commonly occurs on areas of the skin that have been exposed to the sun, such as your face, neck and hands.


Vitiligo is more noticeable in people whose skin is dark or tanned. The condition varies from person to person and for some people, they only get a few small, white patches while other people get bigger white patches. These white patches are usually permanent.


How common is vitiligo? 


It is estimated that about 1 in 100 people develop vitiligo. It usually starts to appear at around 20 years of age, although it can occur at any age. Men and women are both equally affected, as are people of different ethnicities. 


It is not clear what causes vitiligo. It is not infectious and you cannot catch it from contact with someone who has it. The white patches caused by vitiligo are usually permanent, although there are treatment options to improve the appearance of your skin. 


Treatments 


Combination treatments, such as phototherapy and medication, give the best results. In some cases, treatment may restore the pigment to your patches but the effect does not usually last.


At the Claudia McGloin Clinic, we use Platelet Rich Plasma to treat vitiligo. Other options are camouflage make up and concealers to cover up the white patches, and it can help you live a normal life. 


For more information on vitiligo and procedures we offer, please visit the clinic website www.claudiamcgloinclinic.com or call the clinic direct on 0719140728 

Friday, 22 September 2017

Finalist for Blog Awards Ireland 2017

The Claudia McGloin Clinic and Skin Secrets Blog have both made it to the final of the Blog Awards Ireland 2017.



We are absolutely delighted and cannot wait until 5th October 🥂🎉🥂

Monday, 4 September 2017

Winner Mrs2Be Brides Choice Award 2017

The Claudia McGloin Clinic are absolutely delighted to have won a Mrs2Be Brides Choice Award 2017 for Best Wedding Related Service



A special thank you goes to all of our fabulous brides for not only nominating us for this award but also for choosing our clinic to help get their skin picture perfect in the run up to their wedding 💜

#claudiamcgloinclinic #sligo #mrs2bebrideschoiceawards2017

Wednesday, 23 August 2017

Blog Awards Ireland 2017 Longlist

Absolutely delighted & overwhelmed that both Skin Secrets and Claudia McGloin Clinic Blogs have made the longlist for the V by Very Blog Awards Ireland 2017  💜


Super proud of my newest baby Skin Secrets as it's only 8 months old 💜




Tuesday, 22 August 2017

Procedures for Men

Procedures for the guys are available at the Claudia McGloin Clinic 💙

* Skincare 
* Lip Enhancement 
* Cheek Enhancement 
* Under Eye Hollows
* Nose Reshaping 
* De-Stress Facial




For more information on all the procedures & skincare we offer, visit our website www.claudiamcgloinclinic.com or call 0719140728.

#skincareformen #sligo #malegrooming #skinclinic

Monday, 21 August 2017

Mrs2Be Brides Choice Awards 2017 Finalist

Absolutely delighted and honoured that the Claudia McGloin Clinic is a finalist for the Mrs2Be Brides Choice Awards 2017 for Best Wedding Related Service 💜




Thank you so much to all our amazing brides that voted for us and chose us to help achieve Picture Perfect Wedding Day Skin 💜

#claudiamcgloinclinic #mrs2bebrideschoiceaward #weddingskin #sligo

Friday, 18 August 2017

Campbell de Morgan

Campbell de Morgan also known as cherry angiomas or blood spots are benign skin growths made up of blood vessels. 


They are bright red and can appear anywhere on the body, but are mostly found on the torso. They range in size from a pinhead to a quarter inch in diameter but are painless. 


What Causes Campbell de Morgan Spots?


Nobody knows for sure what causes them but they may be hereditary and related to hormonal changes. They can affect both men and women and can form in late 30's/40's.

How Are Campbell de Morgan Spots Diagnosed?


A medical professional will usually make a diagnosis just by looking at the spots. While cherry angiomas are non-cancerous, it’s important to make sure you’re not dealing with something more serious. I would recommend having a medical professional check them out if you have red spots or angiomas that bleed, that are painful or itch a lot, or that seem to be changing in colour and shape.


How Are Campbell de Morgan Angiomas Treated?


In many cases, no treatment is necessary. However, sometimes the angiomas bleed frequently, or can they stick out from the skin and may catch on clothing that can cause injury and bleeding. If people are concerned about how the spots affect their appearance, especially if there are several of them and if they occur in a highly visible place, like on the face they may want to have them treated. 


Cherry angiomas are usually removed via some sort of minor surgical procedure, such as excision (shaving off the spot), electrocautery (burning off the spot) or cryosurgery (freezing off the spot with liquid nitrogen). Sometimes laser therapy is used instead to remove these spots. Removing multiple angiomas may take longer and cause more discomfort than just removing a single angioma.


Your medical practitioner will assess and discuss their recommended procedure best suited for you based on the location and number of spots you have, as well as any other medical concerns you may have. 




At the Claudia McGloin Clinic, we use Diathermy to treat Campbell de Morgan. For more details or to make an appointment for a consultation, please contact the clinic direct on 0719140728 or visit the website www.claudiamcgloinclinic.com 


Sunday, 13 August 2017

The Irish Aesthetics & Beauty Awards 2017 Nominations

The Claudia McGloin Clinic need your help!


We would be extremely grateful if you could take the time to vote for us for Best Aesthetic Clinic in The Irish Aesthetics & Beauty Awards 2017. 


It takes 2 minutes to fill out the form. Link below: 


www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TheIrishAestheticsandBeautyAwards2017



Thank you so much in advance. 


#claudiamcgloinclinic #sligo #aestheticsclinic #theirishaestheticsandbeautyawards 

Wednesday, 9 August 2017

RSVP Wedding Awards 2017

The Claudia McGloin Clinic are delighted to be included in the RSVP Wedding Awards 2017 in the Best for Beauty in Ireland category. 






Tuesday, 1 August 2017

Quoted in Aesthetic Medicine Journal

Claudia McGloin was quoted in July/August 2017 edition of Aesthetic Medicine Journal. 


The piece entitled Blood Works focused on Platelet Rich Plasma kits and procedures. Claudia was quoted for using Dracula Therapy alongside Dr Daniel Sister. 

Wednesday, 19 July 2017

Milia

Milia are small, 1-2mm pearly white sub epidermal keratin filled cysts on the skin. They are most commonly found on the skin around the cheeks, nose, eyes, eyelids, forehead and chest. Milia are very common in newborn babies but can affect people of any age. 


What are the types of Milia and what causes them?


There are several different types of Milia. They occur when the skins ability to naturally shed and exfoliate is impaired. 


  • Neonatal Milia. These are Milia that are seen in young babies soon after they are born. They are very common and are usually found around the nose area but may also occur on the scalp, cheeks, upper body and inside the mouth. They are thought to arise from sweat glands that aren't fully developed or mature. Around half of all babies develop Neonatal Milia. In fact, because they are so common, they are actually considered as normal in newborn babies.
  • Primary Milia. These are Milia that can occur in both children and adults.
  • Secondary Milia. These are Milia that develop in an area of skin, anywhere on the body, that has previously been damaged or injured. For example, after a burn or a blistering rash. The Milia develop as the skin heals and it is thought that damage to the sweat glands may be an underlying cause. Secondary Milia also sometimes develop after certain skin creams have been used - for example, corticosteroid skin creams.
  • Milia en plaque. Milia of this type are extremely rare. The Milia develop on an inflamed, raised patch of skin known as a plaque which may be several centimetres across. The cause for Milia en plaque is not fully understood. It usually occurs behind the ears, on an eyelid, or on the cheeks or jaw area. This type of Milia tends to particularly affect middle-aged women.
  • Multiple eruptive milia. The Milia appear in crops, or patches of Milia that develop over a period of weeks or months. The crops usually appear on the face, the upper arms and the upper trunk. Milia of this type are also extremely rare.


Treatment for Milia


Milia are harmless. In babies, they clear up after a few weeks however, in some adults, Milia can persist for months or sometimes longer. Secondary Milia are sometimes permanent. Because they normally clear by themselves, Milia do not usually need any treatment. Some people find milia unsightly and so opt for treatment. Milia may be removed using a fine needle and then squeezing, or pricking, out the contents. No anaesthetic is needed. It is not recommended to squeeze or try to treat Milia yourself. This can lead to skin damage and scarring or infection.


If Milia become very widespread and persistent, various other treatments may be suggested, usually by a skin specialist. They include:

  • Cryotherapy: a type of treatment that freezes skin lesions. Where a patch of skin has changed in appearance, it is known as a skin lesion.
  • Laser treatment.
  • Dermabrasion: a procedure that removes the topmost layers of the affected skin.
  • Chemical peeling: a treatment where a chemical is applied to the face to burn off skin lesions.
  • Advanced Electrolysis: a treatment that pierces the Milia with a needle & uses an electric current to break up the Milia. 


In the rare type of milia called milia en plaque, certain creams such as isotretinoin or tretinoin are sometimes suggested as treatment, or the antibiotic tablet, minocycline.





Contact the Claudia McGloin Clinic on 0719140728 for more information. 


Clinic Opening Times

The Claudia McGloin Clinic is open Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 5pm. 

Late evening appointments are available subject to availability. 


For more information on the clinic visit www.claudiamcgloinclinic.com or call the clinic direct on 071 9140728.

Monday, 17 July 2017

Join me at Professional Beauty Ireland

Join me on the Live Stage at Professional Beauty Ireland where I will be discussing Skin Peels and introducing Advanced Facials to your treatment menu! 

Find out more and see the full line-up at www.professionalbeauty.ie/livestages 

#professionalbeautyireland #claudiamcgloin #skinexpert #sligo



Tuesday, 11 July 2017

Teolabs Training Day

The Claudia McGloin Clinic were delighted to be invited to the Teolabs Training Day in Dublin recently. 



While catching up with some colleagues it was lovely to see demonstrations and hear lectures from some of the UKs finest. 



Thank you to Teoxane for the invite and we look forward to the next one.