Your Appointment
What happens at a non-surgical appointment: assessment, consent and treatment.
Current StageStage 2 of 5
Your Appointment
What happens at a non-surgical appointment: assessment, consent and treatment.
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 guideWhat to Expect
- Assessment of the area and a discussion of options, risks and expected results
- Consent and, if you are going ahead, treatment the same visit
- The treatment itself usually takes a few minutes to half an hour
- You can usually return to normal activities straight away, with a few things to avoid for the rest of the day
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it hurt?
Most people describe a brief scratch or sting. A numbing cream or a filler containing local anaesthetic may be used, depending on the treatment.
Can I drive afterwards?
Yes. There is no anaesthetic that affects your ability to drive.
Next Steps
- Follow the aftercare you are given on the day
- Avoid the things your guide lists for the first 24 hours (for example rubbing the area, heavy exercise, alcohol and heat)
- Note the date of any review
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