Laura Whitmore, Made in Chelsea star Lucy Watson and Kim Kardashian-West are among a legion of stars swapping fillers and jabs for a pain-free alternative.
Love Island presenter Laura, 36, known for her radiant skin on the ITV2 series, treated herself to the 15-minute CACI Hydra Tone facial on her birthday which uses rollers over a cooling gel mask to soften fine lines and soothe sun-damaged skin. Is CACI popular - if so, why? Lisa said: "CACI has revolutionised the aesthetics beauty industry since its beginnings in 1992 – 30 years old next year -, providing leading edge non-surgical technology, made famous worldwide by the late Princess Diana.
She continued: "CACI Synergy is non-invasive and clinically proven to provide even faster, better and longer lasting results than other micro-current systems. CACI has become synonymous with delivering effective treatment results without the need for surgery."