Lanluma at Skin Medical. Collagen Stimulating Filler Injections
Experience Lanluma with Dr Sabika Karim and Skin Medical. Non-surgical BBL treatment and first to launch Lanluma in the UK.
Why choose Lanluma at Skin Medical in Northwood & London?
Skin Medical was the first UK clinic to launch Lanluma 2021. Dr Sabika is a global key opinion leader (KOL) and trainer for Sinclair who manufactures Lanluma.
Stimulate your own collagen with Lanluma
Lanluma is designed for individuals who desire a non-surgical option to enhance their body contours and improve their skin texture. It delivers results that blend seamlessly with your natural features.
Lanluma uses innovative collagen stimulating technology to provide results that are both effective and minimally invasive, ensuring that you can achieve your goals without the downtime associated with traditional surgical procedures.
Lanluma is indicated for enhancing the buttocks, hips, thighs, arms, and can improve the appearance of cellulite.
Lanluma Before and Afters
Lanluma’s unique formula is designed to be slowly absorbed by the body, providing a gradual increase in volume and improvements in skin quality.
The treatment is customisable and safe to use for the face, neck and body, allowing Dr Sabika to tailor the injections to meet your unique needs and wants.
One of the best non-surgical BBL ‘bum lift’ alternatives
Lanluma offers two distinct products to cater to differing needs.
Lanluma X: This variant is specifically formulated for adding volume to larger areas, such as buttocks or hips, providing a more obvious contour and enhancement. Lanluma V: Designed for areas requiring finer detail, such as the correction of skin depressions and improvement in skin texture, Lanluma X is perfect for more delicate areas like the arms or décolletage.
The team at Skin Medical will explain these differences in more detail during an in-depth consultation.
Whats involved in a Lanluma Treatment?
Procedure time: 30 and 60 minutes
Number of treatments: 1 -3
Anaesthetic: Local
Side Effects: swelling, bruising, or redness
Results: immediate 
Duration of Results: 2 yearsMore details
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Frequently Asked Questions about Lanluma
Read through our frequently asked questions about Lanluma. Still have questions? Our team will be happy to assist you.
Lanluma is a non-surgical alternative to a BBL treatment, which can achieve similar results without the surgery and downtime.
Lanluma is an injectable PLLA filler that stimulates the body’s natural collagen production. This can help to:
- Reshape and enhance the curves of the buttocks and hips
- Correct hip dips
- Treat cellulite
- Reduce the appearance of wrinkles
- Add volume to the areas of injection
Lanluma is indicated for enhancing the buttocks, hips, thighs, arms, and can improve the appearance of cellulite.
Initial improvements can be observed within a few weeks, with full results becoming apparent after 2-3 months as collagen production peaks.
Most patients experience minimal disruption and can resume daily activities immediately post-treatment.
Typically, 1-3 sessions are recommended, spaced several weeks apart, to achieve optimal results.
The effects are long-lasting but not permanent, with results typically lasting up to 2 years, after which touch-up treatments may be necessary.
Side effects are generally mild and include temporary swelling, bruising, or redness at the injection site.
The cost starts at approximately £500 per session and varies depending on the treatment area and number of sessions.
Think Lanluma could be the right non-surgical BBL treatment for you?
Contact us today to schedule a consultation with Dr Sabika Karim and learn more about our bespoke Lanluma treatment plans at our Northwood and London locations.
Lanluma Treatment Areas: What can we treat?
Lanluma has a portfolio of two advanced PLLA which are developed to ensure Dr Sabika can treat each area of the face including these common concerns.
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