Before Your Appointment
Getting ready for a non-surgical treatment such as anti-wrinkle injections or dermal fillers. Consultation and treatment are often the same visit.
Before Your Appointment
Getting ready for a non-surgical treatment such as anti-wrinkle injections or dermal fillers. Consultation and treatment are often the same visit.
Your aftercare guide
Your treatment's aftercare guide has the full list of what to avoid, what is normal, and when to contact us.
Find your aftercare guideChecklist
- Come with clean skin and no make-up on the area if you can
- Tell us about any medicines you take, especially blood thinners, and any allergies
- Tell us if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have had a recent illness or infection
- Think about what you would like to achieve and any questions you have
What to Expect
- A consultation with the practitioner to discuss what you want and what is realistic
- For most treatments, if you are happy to go ahead, treatment at the same visit
- No anaesthetic, no fasting, and no need for someone to take you home
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I be treated at the first appointment?
Often, yes. Your consultation and treatment are usually the same visit, once you and your practitioner have agreed a plan. You are never obliged to go ahead on the day.
Is there anything I should avoid beforehand?
It helps to avoid alcohol and, unless prescribed, aspirin or ibuprofen for a day or two before, as they can increase bruising. Your aftercare guide has the full list for your treatment.
Next Steps
- Arrive with clean skin where possible
- Bring a list of your medicines and allergies
- Decide what you would like to discuss
Continue to the next stage:
Your Appointment