Developed by Elemis, a skin-care brand from Britain, biotech machines are one of the most cutting-edge developments in the field of cosmetics and skin-care. This advanced apparatus will be making its first appearance in Qatar at the Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara one of many Doha Spa Hotels. The machine offers a non-invasive approach and that heals dead skin cells by re-booting them and enhancing their cellular ability. This enables them to repair the skin, which results in the recipient looking renewed and revitalised. The machine will be incorporated into the spa’s already existing wellness techniques to deliver comprehensive treatments for its customers in a variety of packages, including a 60-minute treatment that will have to be followed by some prescribed home-remedies.
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