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General information for adults aged 18 and over. A consultation explores suitability, limitations, alternatives and material risks; no treatment or result is guaranteed.
Skin, lines & wrinkles consultations
A conversation about skin concerns, lines or wrinkles, or a review following a previous treatment.
What it involves
A consultation gives you time to discuss your concerns, relevant history and what you hope to address. It is an opportunity to explore options, likely benefits and limitations, rather than commit to a predetermined procedure.
What to discuss
Ask which approaches may be appropriate, what alternatives exist and whether no treatment may be the right choice. You should have time to consider the information before deciding.
Risks and considerations
Any procedure discussed may carry risks and may not be suitable for everyone. Ask about potential complications, aftercare and how to contact an appropriate clinician if concerns arise.
Ask about a consultationDermal fillers
Injectable materials used to add volume or alter contours in selected areas, following individual assessment.
What it involves
Different filler products have different compositions and uses. A consultation can explore volume or contour concerns and whether a filler approach is appropriate; effects vary and cannot be guaranteed.
What to discuss
Discuss the proposed product and treatment area, your health history, expectations, alternatives and who would provide care if a problem occurred.
Risks and considerations
Bruising, swelling, infection and lumps can occur. Rarely, blockage of a blood vessel can damage tissue or affect vision. Severe or worsening pain, unusual skin colour changes or visual symptoms after filler need urgent clinical assessment.
Ask about a consultationSkin boosters & polynucleotides
Different injectable skin-quality approaches, with product-specific considerations and outcomes.
What it involves
Skin boosters is a broad term for products whose ingredients and formulations vary. Polynucleotides are a different category; the evidence and expected effects should be discussed for the particular product rather than assuming all options work alike.
What to discuss
Ask about the specific product, the evidence relevant to your concerns, alternatives, likely number of sessions, limitations and aftercare. A skin assessment should guide whether an option is appropriate.
Risks and considerations
Bruising, swelling, redness and tenderness may occur; infection and other complications are possible. Risks depend on the product, treatment area and individual circumstances. Results are variable.
Ask about a consultationSylfirm X RF microneedling
A skin procedure combining fine needles with radiofrequency energy.
What it involves
Fine needles enter the skin and deliver radiofrequency energy, creating heat in targeted tissue. A consultation can explore whether this approach is appropriate for your skin concerns; lifting, pigment correction or no downtime should not be assumed.
What to discuss
Discuss your skin and health history, device suitability, realistic expectations, alternatives and expected recovery. Ask how manufacturer instructions and your individual risks inform the proposed approach.
Risks and considerations
Redness and discomfort can occur. Potential complications include burns, pigment changes and scarring; recovery and outcomes vary. Clinical assessment and practitioner training matter.
Ask about a consultationRadiesse & Sculptra consultations
An opportunity to discuss two different injectable materials and whether either approach is appropriate.
What it involves
Radiesse contains calcium hydroxylapatite particles in a gel, while Sculptra contains poly-L-lactic acid particles. They are not interchangeable; the evidence, proposed use and possible need for staged sessions should be explained individually.
What to discuss
Discuss your goals, the proposed treatment area, relevant health history, alternatives and the potential benefits and limitations. Ask about session planning, aftercare and how complications would be managed.
Risks and considerations
Bruising, swelling, tenderness, infection and lumps can occur. Rare but serious blood-vessel blockage can cause tissue damage or visual problems. Individual risks and urgent-care arrangements should be explained before any decision.
Ask about a consultationAlumierMD skin peels & facials
Skincare and chemical exfoliation approaches selected according to your skin and concerns.
What it involves
A facial uses skincare products on the skin. A chemical peel uses a solution to exfoliate skin layers; peel depth and recovery differ, so product selection should follow a skin assessment.
What to discuss
Discuss your current skincare, health and skin history, previous procedures and expectations. Ask about the proposed peel, alternatives, recovery and sun protection.
Risks and considerations
Redness, irritation, dryness or flaking may occur and skin can become more sun-sensitive. Pigment changes may sometimes persist. Follow individual aftercare advice and avoid picking or rubbing treated skin.
Ask about a consultationDermalux LED light therapy
A non-invasive, light-based session for selected skin concerns following suitability assessment.
What it involves
The device delivers light at selected wavelengths. The treatment purpose, device use and your individual skin sensitivity should guide the discussion; outcomes vary.
What to discuss
Discuss your skin concerns, health conditions, sensitivity to light and any treatments that may increase photosensitivity. Ask whether sessions are appropriate and what outcomes are realistic.
Risks and considerations
Temporary warmth, redness or irritation may occur, and light-sensitivity reactions are possible. Eye protection and other device-specific precautions should be explained by your practitioner.
Ask about a consultationDermal filler assessment & review
A consultation for concerns about previous filler, including appearance or a change following treatment.
What it involves
Bring details of the original product, treatment location and timing if you have them. An assessment can explore the cause of your concern and discuss appropriate next steps, including no intervention.
What to discuss
Ask what further assessment may be needed, what options and alternatives exist, and the risks of any proposed intervention. A particular procedure is not promised by requesting a review.
Risks and considerations
Filler concerns can range from an appearance issue to complications needing urgent care. Do not wait for an online reply if you have severe pain, skin colour changes, visual symptoms or rapidly worsening symptoms after filler. Seek urgent medical care; call 999 for a medical emergency.
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