Microdermabrasion, Microblading & Other Aesthetic Procedures
Microdermabrasion, microblading for brows, hyaluronidase for filler-related concerns and IV glutathione after appropriate assessment.
About additional aesthetic procedures at Thamaraa
These procedures round out the clinic's aesthetic services. Some are simple maintenance treatments, while others, like hyaluronidase or IV therapies, are medical procedures that are only offered after a careful assessment of whether they are appropriate and safe for you.
Concerns we treat
- Dull, rough skin
- Thin or patchy eyebrows
- Unwanted filler results
- Filler lumps or overcorrection
More Procedures treatments
Select a treatment to learn how it works, who it suits, sessions, downtime and aftercare.
Microdermabrasion
Mechanical exfoliation that removes dead surface cells for smoother, brighter skin.
Read moreMicroblading
Semi-permanent eyebrow enhancement with fine, hair-like strokes for natural-looking fuller brows.
Read moreHyaluronidase (Hyalase)
An enzyme injection that dissolves hyaluronic acid filler for lumps, overcorrection or filler complications.
Read moreIV Glutathione
Intravenous glutathione offered only after clinical assessment and in line with current regulatory guidance.
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Is it suitable for active acne?
Not usually. Inflamed acne should be treated first, as abrasion can irritate it.
How long does microblading last?
Usually 12 to 24 months, depending on skin type and sun exposure.
Can hyaluronidase dissolve all fillers?
It dissolves hyaluronic acid fillers only. Other types of filler do not respond to it.
Will IV glutathione make my skin fairer?
Scientific evidence for skin lightening is limited and results are not guaranteed. Proven treatments for pigmentation, such as sun protection, topical agents, peels and lasers, are usually recommended first.
Not sure which treatment is right for you?
Start with a consultation. The doctor will examine your skin or scalp, explain what is going on and suggest a plan that fits your concern and budget.