Volume & definition consultation
Faces change in fullness and contour over time. In a consultation we look at your face as a whole, because the area that bothers you is not always where the change began.
Why people book
- Flattening or hollowing in the cheeks or temples
- Lines running from the nose to the mouth, or down from the corners of the mouth
- Chin or profile balance
- Nose profile and proportion
- Hands that look thinner than they used to
What your practitioner looks at
- The structure of your whole face, not just one area
- How light and shadow fall across your features
- Your goals, and what is realistic
- Your medical history, medications and allergies
WHAT TO EXPECT
From first hello to your decision
1. Consultation
A free, private conversation and assessment with a Registered Nurse.
2. Your options
If anything is suitable, your practitioner explains what it involves, the risks, realistic outcomes and alternatives, including doing nothing.
3. Your decision
Take your time. Nothing proceeds until you are comfortable and have consented.
Information about what any recommended treatment involves, including recovery and aftercare, is given to you directly at your consultation.
QUESTIONS
Common questions
Will you only look at the area I am worried about?
No. Your practitioner assesses your whole face, because balance matters as much as any single area.
Do I have to decide on the day?
No. You are welcome to go home and think it over. Nothing proceeds until you are comfortable and have consented.
What if you do not think I need anything?
Then we will tell you. An honest opinion is part of the consultation.
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Prefer to start with what you notice?
Ready to talk it through?
Book a free consultation with a Registered Nurse. There is no obligation to proceed with anything afterwards.
