Rough surface texture
Professional exfoliation and hydration may help the skin feel smoother when dryness and surface build up are contributing.
The DNA Repair Facial is a professional cosmetic treatment focused on the appearance of rough texture, fine lines and superficial marks. The name describes the treatment concept and does not mean that it repairs genetic material or treats disease.
This facial uses professional skincare and treatment techniques selected to support a smoother, more hydrated and revitalised looking epidermis. Arneta adapts the protocol according to the depth of the concern, skin sensitivity and recent procedures.
The service name should not be interpreted as a biological claim that the facial changes or repairs DNA. It is a cosmetic treatment for the visible surface of the skin, not a medical therapy for scars, burns or genetic damage.
Established acne scars, deep wrinkles and significant traumatic scars may need a medical assessment or a different procedure. Arneta will explain when a facial is unlikely to be sufficient.
This facial may support a smoother and more revitalised looking surface. It does not repair DNA, regenerate genetic material or erase deep scars, burns or structural wrinkles.
The consultation distinguishes between superficial roughness, dehydration lines, healed post blemish marks and scars that are too deep or unstable for a cosmetic facial to address.
Professional exfoliation and hydration may help the skin feel smoother when dryness and surface build up are contributing.
Hydration and surface renewal can soften the appearance of fine dehydration lines, but cannot remove structural wrinkles.
A gradual treatment plan may support a more even and refined appearance once active inflammation is controlled.
Some healed marks may be cosmetically addressed, but fresh wounds, burns and unstable scars require medical advice before treatment.
Selected products can support a more rested and revitalised appearance.
The consultation helps identify whether excessive active ingredients are creating roughness rather than improving it.
Arneta selects professional renewal and hydration steps according to the condition of the epidermis. The service name is treated as a cosmetic description and not as a biological claim about genetic repair.
The consultation covers scars, recent procedures, active acne, sensitivity and products that affect cell turnover.
The skin is cleansed so texture and barrier condition can be assessed more accurately.
A suitable exfoliating or renewing step is selected within the scope of a cosmetic facial.
Products are chosen to improve comfort and the appearance of smoothness.
Facial massage may be included when it is suitable for the skin and treatment plan.
Arneta explains whether future facials, microneedling, a chemical peel or medical review is the more appropriate route.
The doctor led standards of It’s Me & You Clinic support precise communication about what a cosmetic facial can and cannot do. Arneta provides this treatment within her skincare qualifications.
The name DNA Repair Facial is not used to suggest genetic treatment. Where a scar, lesion or skin change needs medical evaluation, cosmetic treatment is deferred rather than presented as the answer.
Suitable clients are those with healed, stable cosmetic concerns and an intact barrier. Fresh wounds, unhealed scars, active inflammation or recent procedures require postponement or another route.
The treatment may suit adults with normal or dry skin who are concerned by roughness, fine lines, superficial marks or a tired looking complexion. Oily and combination skin can also be assessed when texture rather than active inflammation is the main issue.
Do not book over open wounds, unhealed scars, recent burns, active infection, severe acne, a cold sore outbreak, sunburn or an unexplained lesion. Recent surgery, laser, deeper peels, prescription retinoids or scar treatment must be disclosed.
A facial can improve surface comfort, hydration and the appearance of minor roughness. It does not have the same mechanism or expected effect as microneedling, laser resurfacing or medical scar management.
Arneta’s role is to give an honest recommendation. Where a deeper procedure may be useful, she will explain the difference rather than overstating what the facial can achieve.

Arneta’s more than six years of skincare experience and two years of clinic practice inform a measured approach to roughness, visible marks and fine surface lines.
She holds qualifications in Dental Nursing and VTCT Level 2 Beauty Therapy, with advanced skincare and facial massage training and certification in microneedling and chemical peels.
Her role is to help clients understand whether a facial is proportionate to the concern, and to explain when a more advanced treatment or medical opinion may be more suitable.
The clinic address is Office 7, Siddeley House, ground floor, 50 Canbury Park Road, Kingston upon Thames KT2 6LX. From Kingston railway station, the walk is approximately five minutes.
The Rotunda is beside the station, while The Bentall Centre, Fenwick and Kingston’s established shopping area are within easy walking distance. This makes the clinic practical for clients who prefer to combine treatment with time in the town centre.
Nearby off street parking includes Bentall Centre parking, Canbury Place, The Rose, Cattle Market and Eden Walk. Arneta welcomes suitable clients from Norbiton, Surbiton, Richmond, New Malden, Twickenham and across Surrey and South West London.
Kingston station is around five minutes away on foot.
Several town centre off street car parks are available.
The Rotunda, Bentall Centre, Fenwick and Kingston shops.
Norbiton, Surbiton, Richmond and neighbouring areas.
No. The service name describes a cosmetic renewal concept. The treatment does not alter or repair genetic material.
It may improve surface freshness, but established acne scars usually need a separate assessment and may be more suited to microneedling or other procedures once acne is controlled.
Burns and burn scars should be medically assessed. Cosmetic treatment is not carried out over fresh burns or unhealed tissue.
Hydration and surface renewal may soften the appearance of fine lines, especially dehydration lines, but the facial cannot remove deeper wrinkles.
The response depends on the products selected. Arneta will explain whether any dryness or flaking is expected for your individual treatment.
Combination planning must be assessed and spaced appropriately. Do not assume that more treatment in one period will produce a better result.
Some sensitive skin may be treated with a gentler protocol, but active irritation or a compromised barrier may mean postponing treatment.
The skin may look fresher and feel smoother after treatment, but deeper texture concerns require time and may need a different intervention.
Use the gentle products and sun protection advised by Arneta. Avoid adding strong actives until the skin has settled.
The DNA Repair Facial is available with Arneta at It’s Me & You Clinic in Kingston upon Thames, serving Surrey and South West London.
Information about DNA Repair Facial on this page is general cosmetic guidance. It does not diagnose a skin condition, replace individual medical advice or guarantee a particular result. Suitability, response and recovery remain personal to the client.
Book a consultation with Arneta in Kingston to discuss whether a cosmetic facial, microneedling, a peel or medical assessment is the most sensible route.