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Emma Willis has become the latest star to try out facial acupuncture, joining the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston.
The TV presenter, 45, shared a photo to Instagram Stories on Monday of herself with various needles inserted into her skin, while undergoing the treatment by UK-based specialist Sarah Bradden.
It’s understood the cosmetic procedure costs £300 for a 90 minute session, and is a painless alternative to Botox and fillers, resulting in a radiant and glowing visage.
A-list beauty treatment: Emma Willis (pictured), 45, resembled a human pin cushion as she became the latest star to have facial acupuncture. The TV presenter shared this photo to her Instagram Stories on Monday
Emma took the picture from above, showing off her already radiant complexion and décolletage as she got comfortable while her therapist got to work.
‘Watering my roots according to @sarahbradden… me time,’ the mother of three captioned the snap.
Emma, who is known for her presenting roles on The Voice and The Circle, ensured she could breathe during the procedure with an oxygen tube up her nose.
Rejuvenated: ‘Watering my roots according to @sarahbradden… me time,’ the mother of three captioned the snap. Pictured in July
A-list fan: Cosmetic acupuncture is considered a tool in reducing the signs of ageing, and is a favourite among stars such as Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston. Gwyneth took to Instagram in 2018 to share a photo from one of her hour-long weekly sessions
Cosmetic acupuncture claims to work by targeting pressure points with the needles to release energy and endorphins.
This is said to improve blood flow, stimulate cell regrowth and encourage the production of collagen – the protein that helps keep the skin youthful and elastic.
Cosmetic acupuncture is considered a tool in reducing the signs of ageing, and is a favourite among stars such as Angelina Jolie, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston.
Family: Emma shares Isabelle, 12, Ace, nine and Trixie, five, with husband Matt Willis (pictured)
Gwyneth took to Instagram in 2018 to share a photo from one of her hour-long weekly sessions.
In the snap, the Hollywood actress sat in a chair in a beauty salon, with several needles inserted into her skin.
Paltrow’s go-to practitioner, New York City-based Paul Kempisty, told Glamour that facial treatments focus on ‘supporting connective tissue, circulation and detoxification of the face’.
Fame: Emma is most known for her work on The Circle and The Voice
Source: DUK News
