[Botulinum toxin]
[Softens dynamic lines from muscle movement — forehead, frown, crow's feet.]
Will not fix: [static lines etched at rest, or skin laxity.]
Lasts [3–4] months · effect from day [3–14]
Every procedure performed by a qualified doctor, never a technician. We will tell you when a treatment will not achieve what you are hoping for — and we decline more consultations than we convert.
The treatments that go wrong are usually the ones that should never have been done. These are the situations where we will decline, refer, or ask you to wait — and we will explain why rather than sell you something else.
Book an honest assessmentEvery card states how long it lasts and what it will not fix — because that is the part patients are not told.
[Softens dynamic lines from muscle movement — forehead, frown, crow's feet.]
Will not fix: [static lines etched at rest, or skin laxity.]
[Restores volume lost with age — mid-face, temples, under-eye where suitable.]
Will not fix: [significant sagging, which needs lifting rather than filling.]
[Pigmentation, texture, scarring and hair reduction, device chosen to your skin type.]
Will not fix: [pigmentation that is hormonal in origin, without treating the cause.]
[Hydration, fine texture and glow. The least dramatic and most repeatable category.]
Will not fix: [volume loss or lines — this is skin quality, not structure.]
[Acne, melasma, rosacea and hair loss — treated medically before anything cosmetic.]
Note: [often the right first step; cosmetic work on untreated skin disappoints.]
[If work done elsewhere has left you unhappy, we assess and correct — including dissolving filler. No judgement about where it was done.]
Book a correction reviewEverything here wears off. Clinics quote per session; the honest number is per year, for as long as you want to maintain the result. Set your plan below and see it.
Indicative at placeholder rates. Your actual plan depends on assessment — and we may recommend less than you have selected here.
Drop in your own consented photographs — same lighting, same angle, no filter, no makeup change. Check your council's rules on publishing these at all.
[Product and quantity used, how long it is expected to last, and what was deliberately left untreated.]
[Product and quantity used, how long it is expected to last, and what was deliberately left untreated.]
Dramatic before/afters usually involve changed lighting, angle, makeup or expression — or overtreatment that will not age well. Ours are shot in fixed conditions, which makes the difference look smaller and be more honest.
Results vary between individuals. Nothing shown is a guarantee of your outcome.
Ask what is realistic for youAsk any clinic for the treating doctor's council registration. A clinic that hesitates has answered you.
[MBBS, MD — Dermatology]
[XX] yrs · [Reg. XXXXX]
[What this doctor focuses on, and which treatments they personally perform.]
[MBBS, MS — Plastic Surgery]
[XX] yrs · [Reg. XXXXX]
[What this doctor focuses on, and which treatments they personally perform.]
[MBBS, [Diploma / Fellowship]]
[XX] yrs · [Reg. XXXXX]
[What this doctor focuses on, and which treatments they personally perform.]
Anything else, call [PHONE] — a doctor will answer clinical questions, not a salesperson.
Message the clinic[Explain your dosing philosophy, that conservative first treatment can always be added to, and that the "done" look usually comes from volume over years rather than one session.]
[Answer directly: you return to your baseline as the product wears off — you do not look worse than if you had never started. Correct that myth explicitly.]
[Name what a low price implies — diluted product, unapproved or parallel-imported product, non-doctor injector, no reversal agent on site. Tell the patient exactly what to ask.]
[Explain Fitzpatrick typing, which devices and settings you use for higher types, test patches, and the real post-inflammatory pigmentation risk.]
[Be clear which treatments are reversible and which must simply wear off. State your review-visit and correction policy, and what it costs.]
[Describe appointment privacy, that photographs are never used without separate written consent, and how records are stored.]
We assess, photograph in standard conditions, and give you a written plan with costs. You go home and think about it. That gap is deliberate — it is how people avoid decisions they regret.
Illustrative only. Suitability is a clinical judgement made in person — never automate it.