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Beauty & Aesthetics Treatments for Warfield

Anti-wrinkle injections, lip and dermal fillers, lip blush, brows and facials — about three miles south of Warfield, in a private one-to-one studio where Safina treats every client herself.

Safina Young talking a client through treatment options at her private Bracknell studio, about three miles from Warfield

Warfield is easy to underestimate. It reads on a map like the top edge of Bracknell, and the post town on your letters says Bracknelltoo — but it is a parish in its own right, with 11,260 residents at the 2021 census, spread across Whitegrove, Hayley Green, Newell Green and the old village around the medieval church on Church Lane. That is more people than Crowthorne, and it is why the search results are so unhelpful: type “beauty salon Bracknell” and you get the town centre, three miles away, sorted by advertising budget.

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 Warfieldclients drive to the other end of the borough instead, to Lady Young’s in Easthampstead. It is a single private studio — a purpose-built cabin at home — 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 Warfield clients cross town for it

  • 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 in the town centre.
  • 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 long appointments — combination treatments stop being a whole afternoon out.

Getting here

Three miles, one road, same borough

The studio is at 47 Turing Drive in Easthampstead, Bracknell RG12 7GF. From Warfieldit is about three miles — a short run down through the borough rather than a journey between towns. The A3095 does most of the work: it is Maidenhead Road at the Warfield end and Crowthorne Road by the time it reaches the south of Bracknell, so it is largely one road, and in ordinary traffic it is a ten to fifteen minute drive with parking close by at the other end.

If you would rather not drive, Thames Valley Buses route 53 runs between Bracknell and Wexham Park Hospital via Maidenhead and calls at Whitegrove, by the supermarket on Jigs Lane.

Warfield has no railway station of its own — the nearest is Bracknell, roughly two miles south on the South Western Railway line to Waterloo — but for a three-mile trip nobody takes the train. Almost everyone drives, and the journey is short enough that an early-evening appointment after work is genuinely practical rather than something you have to plan a day around.

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 Warfield 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.

Pricing

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

  • Lip filler 0.6ml45 min

    A subtle first step or refresh

    from £115

  • Cheek filler45 min

    Volume, contour and lift

    from £230

  • Profhilo (2 treatments)30 min

    Two sessions, four weeks apart

    £380

  • PMU lip blush2 hr

    Top-up within 4–6 weeks is £100

    £210

  • Brow lamination1 hr

    £45

  • 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.

Combining treatments

Two treatments, one appointment — the combination packages

The appointments people most often put off are the long ones. A single 15-minute anti-wrinkle appointment slots into a lunch break; an hour and a half of injectables and a skin booster does not, and if the clinic is half an hour away it quietly becomes a whole afternoon. From Warfieldit is a ten-minute drive at each end, which makes the combined appointments genuinely bookable — and they are the ones priced to reward doing both at once.

There are five set packages. They are not seasonal offers or a discount that expires; they are standing menu items, and each one is priced below the same treatments booked separately.

  • Classic refresh1 hr

    2 areas anti-wrinkle + 0.5ml lip filler

    £270

  • Radiance reboot1 hr 30 min

    3 areas anti-wrinkle + 1.1ml lip filler + skin booster

    £400

  • Total confidence1 hr 30 min

    3 areas + lower-face anti-wrinkle + 1.1ml lip filler

    £480

  • Boost & revive1 hr

    Face + neck boosters + choice of lip or under-eye booster

    £300

  • Glass skin1 hr 15 min

    Steam, glass facial (with dermaplaning), skin booster, B12 or vitamin C

    £210

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.

To make the arithmetic concrete: booked on their own, anti-wrinkle injections across three areas plus the lower face are £370 and signature 1.1ml lip filler starts at £150 — £520 between them, against £480 for the Total Confidence package. Radiance Reboot works the same way: three areas at £200, signature lips from £150 and a skin booster at £130 start at £480 separately, against £400 as a package.

The honest caveat is the one that matters more than the saving: a package is only good value if you actually wanted both halves of it. Anti-wrinkle injections and filler do completely different jobs — one relaxes a muscle, the other adds volume — and the guide to the difference is worth ten minutes before you decide. The same goes for the skin-booster half of Radiance Reboot and Boost & Revive: Profhilo is not a filler and will not rebuild a flat cheek, so it belongs in the plan only if what bothers you is skin quality rather than shape. Bring the question to your consultation; if one treatment on its own does more for you than the pair, Safina will say so.

One timing note. If you are working towards a fixed date, remember that injectables need two to three weeks to settle and semi-permanent makeup needs six to eight — the beauty countdown sets out the full run-up, and it works for any occasion, not just a wedding. Full pricing for every individual treatment sits on the aesthetics and skin pages.

What to expect

Your first visit, from Warfield

  1. Pick a time that fits around the day

    Availability is live on the booking system rather than hidden behind a callback, so you can line a slot up against the school run at Whitegrove or Newell Green, or an evening after work. Weekday appointments run through to early evening and there is a Saturday morning list.

  2. A private studio rather than a salon floor

    The clinic is a purpose-built cabin studio at home in Easthampstead, at the southern end of 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 Warfield clients pick it over a salon in the town centre.

  3. 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.

  4. 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 ❤️

Yvonne · PMU Lip Blush

Perfect eyebrows for my fussy daughter, thank you x

Heidi · Hybrid Tint & Wax

Good to know

Warfield client questions

No. Lady Young's is one private studio at 47 Turing Drive in Easthampstead, at the southern end of Bracknell — the same borough as Warfield, roughly three miles away — and every treatment there is carried out personally by Safina Young. There is no branch or concession anywhere else. Warfield clients come across town because they get one practitioner from consultation through to aftercare, in a private room rather than on a salon floor.

Book your appointment

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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