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Beauty & Aesthetics Treatments for Crowthorne
Anti-wrinkle injections, lip and dermal fillers, lip blush, brows and facials — about five miles up the A3095 from Crowthorne, in a private one-to-one studio where Safina treats every client herself.
Crowthorneis a village of 7,806 people at the 2021 census, and it behaves like one. There is a High Street, a couple of salons, and for anything more involved than a wax most people accept they will be driving somewhere. The trouble is that “somewhere” means Reading, Camberley, Wokingham or Bracknell, and a search for injectables throws up dozens of clinics across three counties with very little to tell them apart.
What most people are actually looking for, once they take a treatment seriously, is narrower than that: one qualified practitioner who assesses you, treats you and answers the message you send three weeks later — rather than whoever is on the rota that day. That is why a steady number of Crowthorneclients drive the few miles up the A3095 to Lady Young’s. It is a single private studio — a purpose-built cabin at home in Easthampstead — and every treatment is carried out personally by Safina Young: sixteen years in the beauty industry, a Level 5 Ofqual qualification in aesthetics kept current with ongoing training, fully insured, and 352 client reviews on her booking profile.
Why Crowthorne clients come up the A3095
- One practitioner, start to finish — the person who consults is the person who treats you.
- Real privacy — a home studio, one client at a time, not a shop window on a village High Street.
- Injectables and beauty on one diary — filler, lip blush, brows, lashes and facials in one place.
- Advice before sales — if a treatment won’t give you what you want, Safina says so.
- Results that hold up close — a measured hand, so nothing announces itself as “work”.
- Close enough for the follow-up — the second appointment matters more than people expect.
Getting here
About five miles up the A3095 — and you never enter Bracknell town centre
The studio is at 47 Turing Drive in Easthampstead, Bracknell RG12 7GF. From Crowthorneit is the A3095 — the road signed as Crowthorne Road at the Bracknellend — and route planners put the two places at around five miles apart, which in ordinary traffic is a ten to fifteen minute drive. Because Easthampstead sits on the south-western edge of Bracknell, the Crowthorne side, you arrive before the town centre rather than crossing it, and there is parking close by rather than a multi-storey to negotiate at the other end.
If you would rather not drive, there is a through bus: Thames Valley Buses route 194 runs between Bracknell and Camberley via Great Hollands, Crowthorne, Sandhurst and Owlsmoor, so it is one vehicle rather than a connection.
Rail is the one thing worth being honest about. Crowthornestation is on the Great Western Railway North Downs Line — roughly one train an hour off-peak between Reading and Gatwick Airport via Guildford — while Bracknell is on the South Western Railway Waterloo to Reading line. The two meet at Wokingham, so the train is a change rather than a through journey, and the station itself is about 1.2 miles from Crowthorne High Street. Almost everyone drives.
Opening hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 – 18:30 and Saturday 10:00 – 13:30. You’ll find the exact address, a map and an enquiry form on the contact page, and live availability on the booking system.
The menu
Treatments available to Crowthorne clients
The two most-requested appointments among clients travelling in are anti-wrinkle injections for frown, forehead and crow’s-feet lines, and lip fillers, from a subtle 0.6ml refresh up to signature lips. Around them sits the wider dermal filler menu — including cheek filler for mid-face volume and jawline filler for a sharper side profile — plus injectable skin boosters such as Profhilo and polynucleotides.
On the beauty side, the clinic’s signature lip blush sits alongside ombré and powder brows under semi-permanent makeup, while brow lamination and brow tint and wax are the short, high-impact appointments people slot in around work. There are also facials and skin treatments — dermaplaning, microneedling, peels and PRP — and ear and body piercing with medical-grade titanium jewellery.
Not sure which treatment answers the thing that actually bothers you? The treatment guides work through the common decisions in plain English — anti-wrinkle injections vs fillers, Profhilo vs fillers and lip blush vs lip filler among them.
Browse the full menu
Every treatment, one clinic
Aesthetics & Injectables
Anti-wrinkle injections, dermal and lip fillers and injectable skin boosters, from £150.
Learn moreSemi-Permanent Makeup
Lip blush, ombré and powder brows and lash-line enhancement — soft colour that lasts.
Learn moreFacials & Skin
Dermaplaning, microneedling, chemical peels, PRP and glow-boosting facials.
Learn moreBrows, Lashes & Waxing
Lamination, hybrid tint and wax, henna brows, LVL lash lifts and facial waxing.
Learn moreEar & Body Piercing
Lobes, cartilage, nose and curated ear styling with medical-grade titanium.
Learn moreClient Reviews
Read what clients say — 352 reviews on the booking profile.
Learn morePricing
Popular treatment prices
A snapshot of the appointments clients ask about most. One price list applies to everyone — there is no travel surcharge. Full pricing for every area and technique is on each treatment page; start with aesthetics and injectables or brows, lashes and waxing.
Anti-wrinkle injections — 3 areas15 min
Forehead, frown lines and crow's feet
£200
Signature lips 1.1ml45 min
from £150
Cheek filler45 min
Volume, contour and lift
from £230
PMU lip blush2 hr
Top-up within 4–6 weeks is £100
£210
Brow lamination1 hr
£45
Hybrid tint & wax22 min
Tint plus a wax and tidy
£25
Lash lift & tint (LVL)55 min
£48
Micro B-Tox glass facial45 min
Includes dermaplaning and ice globes
£110
Prices are correct at the time of publishing and are confirmed at your consultation. Some treatments start from the price shown and vary with the amount of product used or the area treated.
Planning ahead
The treatments that come in twos — and why living close helps
Most people book a treatment thinking about one appointment. In practice a good half of the menu is built around two, and that is the part worth checking before you choose a clinic anywhere. Semi-permanent makeup is not finished until the top-up. Injectables are not finished until they have settled and been looked at. Brows and lashes are maintenance, not a one-off. If the clinic is an hour away, the second appointment is the one that quietly gets skipped — and skipping it is usually what people are unhappy about later.
At roughly ten to fifteen minutes from Crowthorne, that second visit is a short errand rather than an afternoon out. Here is what actually needs a follow-up, and when.
| Treatment | What the follow-up is | When |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-wrinkle injections | A review to check everything has settled evenly, and a small adjustment if one area needs it | Results build over one to two weeks; the review follows |
| Lip & dermal filler | A settling check — swelling in the first few days is normal, so the true shape is not visible on the day | Around two weeks after treatment |
| Lip blush, ombré & powder brows | The top-up that perfects colour and evenness — it is part of the treatment, not an upsell (£100 within 4–6 weeks) | Four to six weeks after the first session |
| Profhilo & polynucleotides | The second session of the course | About four weeks after the first (Profhilo protocol) |
| Brow lamination | A repeat as the brow growth cycle turns over | Every six to eight weeks |
| LVL lash lift & tint | A repeat once the lift grows out | Every six to eight weeks |
| Brow tint, hybrid tint & wax | Routine upkeep | Tint holds up to about two weeks on the skin and longer on the hairs; henna stains the skin for roughly two weeks |
Two practical consequences. First, if you are working towards a fixed date, count backwards from the follow-up rather than the first appointment — semi-permanent makeup needs the longest run-up of anything on the menu, which is why the bridal beauty timeline starts lip blush six to eight weeks out and not the week before. The lip blush healing guide explains what happens in between, including the ghosting phase that worries people at around day five.
Second, book the pair together where you can. Anti-wrinkle reviews, filler settling checks and PMU top-ups are easier to hold in the diary when they go in on the day of the first appointment, and being ten minutes away means a slot at an awkward hour is still workable. If you are weighing up which treatment to start with at all, the cost guide and the lip filler guide set out what each one actually involves, and the FAQs cover the questions that come up at consultation.
What to expect
Your first visit, from Crowthorne
Pick a time that fits the school run or the commute
Availability is live on the booking system rather than hidden behind a callback, so you can line a slot up against drop-off at Wellington College or Edgbarrow, or an evening after work. Weekday appointments run through to early evening and there is a Saturday morning list.
A private studio rather than a salon floor
The clinic is a purpose-built cabin studio at home in Easthampstead, Bracknell — one client at a time, no reception and no waiting room. For a treatment you would rather not discuss in front of anyone, that privacy is often the reason Crowthorne clients pick it over a busier high-street salon.
A consultation that can end in a no
Every first visit starts with a proper conversation: what is actually bothering you, what the treatment can and cannot change, the relevant parts of your medical history, and the result you should realistically expect. If Safina does not think a treatment suits you, she will say so instead of taking the booking.
Treatment, written aftercare and a review
Safina carries out every treatment herself, so the person who assessed your face is the person holding the needle. You will leave with clear written aftercare and, for injectables and semi-permanent makeup, a review or top-up appointment booked in once everything has settled.
Kind words from clients
What clients say
Safina has 352 client reviews on her booking profile — you can read them all there.
“Really lovely and friendly. Very happy with my treatment of lip blush ❤️”
“Perfect eyebrows for my fussy daughter, thank you x”
Good to know
Crowthorne client questions
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Live availability, weekday appointments through to early evening and a Saturday morning list. Book online, or send an enquiry if you'd like to talk a treatment through first.
Call 07500 503034 · Bracknell, Berkshire