NEW LAUNCH: InclinEyes™️ by Dr Joshua for a more youthful, open and sensual look
‘An elegant, threads-free alternative to fox eyes’
Harley Street aesthetics doctor Joshua Van der Aa has pioneered an innovative threads-free brow lift and eye reshaping technique to fix tired and drooping eyes – perfect for the mask-wearing age.
InclinEyes™️ uniquely repositions the brow tail and elevates the arch, while also improving the appearance of the canthal tilt, or inclination of the eye, using fillers. The result is a desirable almond-eye shape and an ageless, lifted brow.
Unlike a Botox brow lift that lasts three-four months, InclinEyes lasts for 12. And unlike existing thread lifts, it’s reversible.
Dr Joshua has spent more than a year perfecting the technique. The effect is achieved by strategically and gently injecting tiny amounts of filler, administered via cannula. No toxins or other devices are used – and no hoisting the brow tail with medical threads.
Since Lockdown 1.0, Dr Joshua has seen a 40 per cent uptick in requests for cosmetic eye procedures at his clinic. And, over the past six months alone, searches for many eye tweakments have at least doubled, according to Google Trends.
Dr Joshua – the youngest cosmetic doctor in the iconic road with his own practice – is a passionate advocate of only the most natural-looking aesthetics, preferring to deliver subtle enhancements or artful corrections that leave his patients looking refreshed and energised rather than altered. This represents his signature treatment, the first to be trademarked.
Dr Joshua, said: “InclinEyes gives a subtler, more natural-looking ‘fox eyes’ look and, significantly, it’s altogether kinder and safer because it’s fully reversible.
“It works by enhancing certain bony and soft tissue anatomy to provide a lifted effect to the overlying tissue.
“Studying the work of great plastic surgeons and their minimally invasive work and comparing this to the relevant local anatomy made me believe that a certain improvement in shape of the brow and eye is also achievable.”
He added: “I’ve had a long-held fascination with treating the temples and upper eyelids from a rejuvenation point of view – and mask-wearing has certainly concentrated patients’ minds on this area of the face.”
Alongside InclinEyes, Dr Joshua offers InclinEyes+, which includes bespoke options adaptable to each face. For example, the ‘plus’ treatment can commonly address up to four areas; via the brow, temple, under-eye and upper eyelid.
InclinEyes™️ is available from June, 2021. Consultation appointments can be made via the website DrJoshua.co.uk, via the link in bio @drjoshualondon (Instagram) or by writing to info@drjoshua.co.uk.
*Work to the eye area should only be administered by highly skilled medical injectors. Before electing to undergo a procedure, patients are advised to study verified patient reviews, practitioner websites and ‘before and after’ pictures – and to book a no-obligation consultation first. Where possible, relying on word-of-mouth recommendations from people you know and trust is advised. *
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About Dr Joshua
Dr Joshua Van der Aa (GMC 7633593) founded Dr Joshua Harley Street Aesthetics in March 2020 after three years working in award-winning, private clinics in London and Europe. He is a graduate of Leuven University medical school in Belgium. His work is injection-focused with a commitment to achieving only the most natural-looking results for his patients, with particular emphasis given to the consultation and after-care service. As well as non-surgical aesthetics treatments (his specialisms being rejuvenation work to the challenging delicate eye area and liquid rhinoplasty) his clinic offers medical-grade skincare products (ZO), PRP treatments for encouraging hair growth and EMsculpt body contouring. He has featured in the Mail on Sunday, Dazed, Esquire, The Good Health Show on Mail+ TV (Daily Mail), LLM Luxury Lifestyle Magazine, Plastic Surgery Knifemares on Channel 5, Uptown Style Magazine and more. He was on the cover of the entrepreneurs’ title, SME Magazine, last autumn.
