Leslie Ash, 65, reveals the results of her £4,500 non-surgical facelift saying ‘I look ten years younger'
The star, 65, revealed the results of the £4,500 treatment, admitting: 'My friends think I've had a facelift.'
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But Leslie hasn't gone under the knife and instead has been secretly having non-surgical facelift treatments.
Over the past eight months, Leslie has had six procedures, known as 'NeoGen Plasma Treatment' with Dr Martin Kinsella.
She said: "People keep saying to me, 'What have you done? You look amazing!'
"One friend of mine, who shall remain nameless, is convinced I've had surgery because the change was so dramatic, but I can assure you I haven't.
"It was really important for me to have a non-invasive treatment that achieves really natural looking results."
The actress added: "I'd seen that Shirley Ballas and Linda Lusardi had great results with NeoGen and I know Linda, so it was easy for me to check it out and know that it was a respected treatment with good outcomes."
Leslie decided to book in for a consultation after struggling with her visible signs of ageing for a while, which were significantly impacting her self-esteem.
'The difference is really noticeable,' Leslie said after her treatments.
'What's really blown my mind is my jawline, it's so obvious that it has lifted.
"And my eyes look so much better, they were hooded before and now you can see my eyes are a completely different shape.'
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She continued: 'Then you come to the texture of my skin, and the reduction of my pores.
"My skin feels tighter and more plump, and the overall texture and tone is so much better.
"I can definitely say I look like I'm in my mid 50s, so yeah, I'm happy with that, ten years younger.'
NeoGen Plasma Treatment works by using ultra-high radio frequency to convert nitrogen gas into nitrogen plasma. A handpiece directs this thermal plasma into the layers of the skin to help control its pre-existing plasma, boosting the skin's natural regenerative mechanism.
It's essentially tricking the skin into boosting its levels of collagen and elastin - the two main building blocks of healthy, supple skin.
Leslie, who has also been taking daily Ameri-Vita Liver Support drinks, has no plan to call it quits now she's found a treatment that works wonders for her.
'I'm absolutely going to keep having these treatments," she said.
"I can't imagine stopping now.'
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