Bring your treatment history
Bring details of any previous facial treatments.
Lip filler consultations focus on lip shape, balance and your preferences. The appropriate product and amount depend on assessment; more filler does not automatically mean a better result.
Discuss the amount of change you want.
Review previous filler, reactions or cold sores.
Ask which product would be used and why it suits your goals.
Agree full cost, aftercare and review arrangements.
Allow time for swelling to settle before judging the result.
Find key information to help you prepare for your appointment.
Bring details of any previous facial treatments.
Discuss what you like about your lips and what you would change. Reference photographs can help a conversation, but another person’s result cannot be guaranteed.
You can consider your options before making a decision.
Listed lip enhancement option
Listed lip enhancement option
Over two sessions
The team will confirm appointment length. Swelling or bruising can affect plans; an important event is not a guaranteed recovery deadline. The immediate appearance is not necessarily the settled result.
Discuss previous fillers, health conditions and your preferred degree of change. You can decide not to proceed. Review risks and aftercare arrangements before deciding.
Available at both clinic locations.
Shape concerns the outline and proportions of the lips; volume describes fullness. Adding more product does not automatically improve shape or symmetry. Discuss your starting point and expectations before choosing a technique.
Lip fillers are temporary. How long a change remains visible depends on the product, amount used and individual response. Ask for an estimate for your proposed treatment, including the likely cost of future maintenance.
Leave room in your diary for swelling or bruising and avoid arranging treatment immediately before an important event. Follow the specific aftercare supplied by your practitioner and make sure you know how to contact them with concerns.
Request a consultation to discuss suitability, available appointments and the full cost before making a decision.