Singer Peter Andre enjoyed a relaxed family day out with his wife, NHS doctor Emily, and his 18-year-old daughter Princess this Wednesday. The trio were special guests at an exclusive beauty event held at the Fairmont Windsor Park clinic.
A Glimpse into the Future of Skincare
The event marked the UK launch of a new celebrity-approved skin-tightening treatment called 3D ReFirm. The family were among the first to see the medical-grade device in action, chatting with experts about glow-ups and the science behind the innovation. An onlooker noted they appeared "relaxed, chatty, and genuinely excited about the new tech."
Dr Raj Arora, the first practitioner in the UK to offer the treatment, provided a detailed look at the technology. He stated, "This will change everything. People want big results without needles or downtime - and 3D ReFirm delivers exactly that." He expressed his delight at having the Andre family witness the launch firsthand.
The Answer to a Weight-Loss 'Epidemic' Side Effect
The treatment has been introduced as a direct response to the surge in popularity of weight-loss injections across Britain. While thousands celebrate slimmer figures, many are left dealing with loose, sagging skin. The 3D ReFirm is branded specifically as a post-weight-loss skin-tightening treatment, designed to firm and tone areas affected by rapid weight reduction.
Roy Cowley, Founder and CEO of 3D Aesthetics, explained the company's mission: "Everyone rushed to celebrate the weight-loss revolution. But nobody stopped to consider the aftermath. The weight loss injections did their job. Now we're here to help complete the journey. This is the fix everyone's been waiting for." He emphasised the treatment is safe, proven, and built to help people feel as good as they look.
Guests at the Windsor event were treated to 30-minute demonstration sessions, one-to-one expert consultations, and refreshments throughout the day.
Andre's Stance on Parenting in the Digital Age
The family outing comes shortly after Peter Andre opened up about his strict approach to parenting his younger children. The 52-year-old, who shares Amelia, 11, Theodore, 9, and 8-month-old Arabella with Emily, has chosen to keep them out of the public eye, unlike their older siblings Junior and Princess.
In his column for new! magazine, Andre revealed his support for Australia's new social media ban for under-16s. He wrote, "When social media first started, we were all new to it. We didn't know the pitfalls of it." Reflecting on his own experience, he added, "Now, we're seeing what AI can do; that's why our youngest children are not on it. I fully support the ban... I hope the rest of the world catches on. The dangers are so real."
