Pretty Little Secrets Aesthetics
Sofia's Chelmsford clinic gives clients natural-looking aesthetic results, starting with a full consultation and a clear plan.
- 5.0average rating from client reviews
- £140for anti-wrinkle treatment on two areas
- 6days a week, with evenings until 8pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays
Our story
Treatments that enhance your features rather than change them.
Sofia is a qualified, fully insured aesthetic practitioner who runs Pretty Little Secrets Aesthetics from her clinic on Chancellor Avenue in Chelmsford.
Every treatment starts with a consultation that assesses the client's goals, skin and suitability, so they know what to expect and what it will cost before they decide.
Sofia uses only approved products, follows strict clinical protocols and keeps up with advanced training, and every client leaves with clear aftercare and a review where it's needed.
What we offer
What Pretty Little Secrets Aesthetics offers hair and scalp professionals.
Anti-wrinkle
Softens fine lines on two, three or four areas, from £140.
Lip fillers
Enhances the natural lip shape, including Russian and heart-shaped lips, from £140.
Skin rejuvenation
A BioRePeel treatment that leaves dull, tired skin brighter and fresher, for £75.
Skin boosters
Jalupro injections that hydrate the skin deeply from within, for £160.
Collagen stimulators
Sculptra restores volume gradually by stimulating the skin's own collagen, for £550 for two vials.
Consultation and aftercare
Each client gets a personal treatment plan, clear aftercare guidance and a follow-up review when needed.
How it works
Every client follows a simple, consultation-led process from first visit to review.
Book on Fresha- 1A consultation assesses the client's goals, skin condition and suitability for treatment.
- 2Sofia carries out a precise treatment tailored to the plan agreed at consultation.
- 3Clients receive clear aftercare guidance and a follow-up review where needed.
Sponsored. Pretty Little Secrets Aesthetics is a paying Business partner of Trichollective. Partners support our work but do not decide what we teach or publish, and they never post in the clinical spaces.