YOUR CONCERNS
Tell us what you have noticed and what matters to you
Rejuvenation that is still you.
Every cosmetic journey begins with consultation and careful facial assessment. We take the time to understand what you would like to address, assess facial proportions and movement, and discuss options that may be appropriate for you.
Treatment recommendations and suitability are determined following individual clinical assessment.
A consultation is an opportunity to discuss what you have noticed, what matters to you and whether any treatment options are suitable. Your face, health and goals guide the conversation.
What you have noticed and what you hope to change
Proportions, movement, volume and natural asymmetry
Texture, tone, hydration and skin condition
How your teeth and dental support relate to your face
Health, medicines and previous facial treatments
Suitability, alternatives, limitations and possible complications
A consultation does not commit you to treatment. We will explain what, if anything, may be appropriate so you can make an informed decision.
Time to discuss your concerns, understand your options and decide whether any treatment is right for you.
Tell us what you have noticed and what matters to you
Health, medicines and previous treatments reviewed
Proportions, movement, volume and skin considered together
Texture, tone and skin condition assessed
Dental support and how your smile relates to your face
Possible approaches considered for your individual needs
Benefits, possible complications and alternatives discussed
Take time to consider the information before proceeding
A consultation does not commit you to treatment. Your practitioner will explain what, if anything, may be appropriate for you so you can make an informed decision.
We begin with your features, concerns and goals. A consultation considers your face as a whole before any options are recommended.
We look at how your face appears at rest and in movement, along with your skin, facial structure and smile. This helps us understand what matters to you and what may be appropriate.
The aim is to make an informed plan around your own features.
How your face moves.
Shape and proportions.
Texture and skin quality.
Teeth, bite and facial support where relevant.
Your consultation comes first. We will discuss suitable options, limitations and risks with you before you decide whether to proceed.
We consider how your features look at rest and move during expression.
Forehead lines, brow position, crow’s feet and under-eye rolls.
We assess: Movement, eyelid anatomy, skin and natural asymmetry.
Lines beside the nose and changes in nose tip position during expression.
We assess: Nasal anatomy and movement at rest and while smiling.
Some smiles show more upper gum, while the upper lip may appear thinner.
We assess: Teeth, gum levels, lip movement and proportions.
You may notice tooth wear, jaw fatigue or prominent jaw muscles.
We assess: Your teeth, bite, jaw muscles and symptoms.
Changes in lower-face shape, neck lines, draping or muscle bands.
We assess: Skin, soft tissue, movement and underlying structure.
Fine vertical lines around the mouth or an uneven chin during expression.
We assess: Skin, lip and chin movement, and dental support.
Assessment comes first. We will consider your face as a whole and discuss any suitable options with you.
In selected circumstances, facial ultrasound can provide additional information about structures beneath the skin.
Assessment begins with examination and an understanding of facial anatomy. When relevant, ultrasound may help your practitioner examine selected soft tissues and other structures in real time.
Explore where a visible structure sits beneath the skin.
Gain information specific to the area being assessed.
Use imaging when it may help answer a particular question.
Ultrasound is an additional assessment tool. It is not needed at every appointment and does not replace clinical judgement, anatomical knowledge or a discussion of risks.