Aesthetic Consultations & Non-Surgical Treatments
Explore cosmetic treatment options at Birmingham Skin and Physio Clinic, from lip enhancement and facial volume to skin texture. Start with your own goals, understand the limitations and take time to decide.
What is Aesthetic Medicine?
Aesthetic care focuses on cosmetic concerns such as facial proportions, skin quality or unwanted tattoo ink. Different concerns need different approaches; a treatment name alone cannot tell you whether a procedure suits you.
Our consultation information helps you compare options for lip shape, changes in facial volume, skin hydration and texture. Explain what you would like to change and how subtle or noticeable a result you would feel comfortable with.
Before choosing a procedure, establish who would provide it, why it is being suggested and what recovery involves. You should understand the full cost, possible complications and alternatives, including choosing not to proceed.
Explore Your Aesthetic Treatment Options
Use the service pages to prepare for your consultation. They explain specific questions about treatment suitability, recovery and price, so you can compare options on more than a promised result.
Lip Fillers
Discuss lip definition, volume and balance. A lip filler consultation should consider your existing proportions, previous treatments and the amount of change you want.
Learn MorePRF Consultations
Ask about platelet-rich fibrin, the proposed method and the developing evidence for your concern. Using your own blood does not mean a procedure is risk-free or guaranteed to work.
Learn MoreSkin Boosters
Explore skin quality and hydration goals, and ask which product and treatment area are proposed. Skin boosters and facial fillers should not be treated as interchangeable.
Learn MoreFat Freezing Enquiries
Ask about localised body contouring, suitability and available methods. Fat freezing uses a different approach from fat dissolving; confirm the exact service before booking.
Learn MoreLaser Tattoo Removal
Discuss the tattoo’s colours, size and location, the likely fading process and recovery between appointments. Complete clearance of every colour cannot be promised.
Learn MoreScar & Skin Texture Consultations
Distinguish flat skin marks from raised or indented scars. Your scar type, skin tone and healing history affect whether a proposed procedure is appropriate.
Learn MoreOur Clinic & Approach
See clinic photographs and illustrations of our approach. Illustrative scenes do not show actual practitioners or treatment outcomes. Confirm your appointment address with the team before travelling.
Your Aesthetic Treatment Journey
A consultation should help you make an informed choice. These steps explain what to clarify before, during and after any agreed procedure.
Consultation
Discuss your goals, medical history, allergies and previous procedures. Ask whether the concern needs another type of assessment first.
Personalised Treatment Plan
Understand the proposed option, likely limitations, alternatives and full cost. Take time to consider the information without committing to a course.
Treatment Session
Confirm what is being performed, who is providing it and what consent covers. An appointment request does not guarantee that a procedure will go ahead.
Aftercare & Follow-Up
Leave with treatment-specific instructions and contact details for concerns. Ask when a review is appropriate and what to do if recovery differs from expectations.
What Matters When Choosing Care
Clear communication matters before any cosmetic procedure. Use your consultation to establish how your goals, suitability and follow-up needs will be handled.
Individual Assessment
An individual discussion should relate the proposed option to your own concerns and health history.
Questions About Safety
Ask about relevant training, experience, risks and the arrangements for managing complications.
Realistic Expectations
Explain the amount of change you want, and ask what the procedure cannot achieve.
Clear Aftercare
Know which instructions to follow, who to contact and whether a review is included.
Meet Your Practitioner
Dr Sehar Khan’s qualifications are MCPS, Aesthetic Medicine Fellowship and CSP. Ask who would carry out your specific consultation or procedure and discuss their relevant experience before booking.
Dr Sehar Khan
Your consultation should connect the proposed care to your priorities. Bring questions about the technique, product, limitations and aftercare, and ask for an explanation you can use to make your decision.
- Discuss the concern that matters to you
- Review your history before choosing a procedure
- Understand benefits, risks and alternatives
- Agree realistic goals and costs
- Confirm aftercare and review arrangements
Is an Aesthetic Consultation Right for You?
A consultation can help adults explore a cosmetic concern, but it does not establish that a procedure is suitable. Your health, expectations, previous care and the proposed treatment all matter.
Concerns You Can Discuss
- Changes in facial lines or texture
- Concerns about facial volume
- Lip shape or definition
- Dryness or dull-looking skin
- Questions about cosmetic treatment options
- The amount of change you would prefer
- Previous procedures and their results
Suitability Comes First
Explain your goals and relevant health history, including medicines, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding and previous reactions. Ask the practitioner to explain how these affect the available options.
Treatment may be unsuitable or may need to wait. You should be able to discuss alternatives and choose not to proceed.
Common Reasons for a Consultation
Start with the change you have noticed rather than choosing a package first. These concerns can lead to different discussions and may not require the same type of care.
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Discuss facial lines, current skincare and your expectations before choosing a next step.
Volume Loss
Explore facial filler questions with attention to proportion, suitability and the limits of a cosmetic change.
Thin Lips
Discuss lip shape and definition without assuming that more volume is the best answer.
Dull & Dehydrated Skin
Compare your current routine with facial or skin booster options and their likely limitations.
Acne Scars & Uneven Texture
Ask whether the concern is active acne, flat marks or a change in skin texture.
Stubborn Fat Pockets
Clarify whether localised contouring is relevant to your goal and which method is available.
Skin Ageing
Identify the particular skin change you want to discuss instead of pursuing a general promise to reverse ageing.
Overall Facial Rejuvenation
Prioritise your main concern and consider whether one procedure, a staged approach or no treatment is appropriate.
Recovery, Aftercare & Expected Results
Recovery differs by procedure and individual response. Ask for instructions specific to your agreed treatment, including common reactions and symptoms that need prompt medical attention.
General Aftercare Advice
- Follow the instructions for your specific procedure.
- Ask how to clean and care for the treated area.
- Check when to restart skincare or make-up.
- Discuss exercise, heat and planned travel.
- Ask about appropriate sun protection.
- Know how to reach the practitioner with concerns.
When Will I See Results?
Ask when any change is likely to be assessable and how swelling or healing may affect the early appearance. An immediate photograph may not represent the settled result.
Before considering maintenance, review the outcome, your preferences and the further cost. Another person’s result cannot predict your own.
Aesthetic Care at Birmingham Skin & Physio Clinic
We welcome enquiries from people across Birmingham and the wider region. Use the Contact page for clinic addresses, directions and shared contact details, and confirm your appointment location before travelling.
Ready to Ask About Your Options?
Tell the team what you want to discuss and ask which consultation is appropriate. You do not need to choose a procedure before you make an enquiry.
Before You Book
- Identify your main concern.
- Ask what the consultation includes.
- Check the listed prices and proposed total.
- Allow time to discuss suitability.
- Confirm your appointment details.
Use the appointment form to request a preferred date and service. The team will confirm the location, practitioner and available time.
Choosing Care with Confidence
The right next step should be clear, appropriate to your concern and comfortable for you to consider. These questions can help you assess the information provided.
Practitioner Experience
Who will assess you and perform any proposed procedure? Ask about their experience with the specific treatment area.
Realistic Goals
What level of change is realistic for your features, and what may remain unchanged?
Treatment Details
Which device or product is proposed, and why does it suit the concern being discussed?
Individual Suitability
How do your health history, previous care and priorities affect the recommendation?
Available Alternatives
Would a different service or a simpler approach be more appropriate for your concern?
Practical Arrangements
What does the fee include, where will the appointment take place and how is aftercare arranged?
Aesthetic Medicine FAQs
This depends on the procedure and your response. Ask about swelling, bruising, skin sensitivity and restrictions relevant to the proposed treatment. Leave time before an important event and know who to contact if recovery causes concern.
No result can be guaranteed. Explain the amount of change you want and ask how the practitioner would approach it, what its limits are and whether your expectations can realistically be met.
Plan your visit
Get ready for your appointment with useful information and next steps.
Discuss What Matters to You
Request a consultation to explore your concern, ask questions and understand your options.