Frequently asked questions

Ask your practitioner about the evidence, limitations, recovery time and possible complications of the specific procedure being considered. Expected changes and their timing vary; an assessment does not guarantee suitability or a particular result.

Duration varies depending on the treatment approach, individual metabolism, lifestyle factors, and clinical considerations. Expected timeframes are discussed during consultation.

Duration and reversibility depend on the procedure. Some changes or complications can be lasting. Ask about both short-term and long-term effects before deciding.

Pain and discomfort depend on the procedure and the individual. Ask what to expect, what pain management is available, and which symptoms require medical assessment.

Management options vary depending on skin type, severity, and medical history. A qualified practitioner can discuss appropriate options during consultation, including suitability and limitations.

Bring details of your current skincare, medicines, allergies and previous treatments, along with the concerns and questions you want to discuss. Tell your practitioner about relevant medical conditions so these can be considered in your assessment.

These areas are approached with care. Suitability varies between individuals, and a conservative, individualised approach is discussed during consultation.

Body contouring treatments are sometimes discussed by individuals seeking aesthetic support for specific body areas. Individual responses vary, and suitability is assessed during consultation.

No. Individual anatomy, lifestyle, and biological factors influence how people respond. Outcomes cannot be predicted or guaranteed.

Non-surgical nose procedures are sometimes considered by individuals seeking temporary aesthetic adjustments. These procedures do not alter bone or cartilage and are not suitable for functional or structural concerns. A consultation is required to assess suitability.

No. Non-surgical cosmetic procedures are not designed to address breathing difficulties or functional nasal concerns. Surgical assessment may be required for these issues.

Future surgical suitability requires assessment by the surgeon. Tell them about all previous procedures and products used, and provide treatment records where available. Do not assume a previous non-surgical procedure will have no effect on later surgery.

Appointment length depends on the assessment needed. Confirm the time allocated with the clinic when booking.

Confirm the consultation fee before booking. Ask for the total cost and inclusions of any proposed procedure before agreeing to proceed.

Recovery and risks vary by procedure. Ask for written aftercare instructions, warning signs, and contact details for help outside clinic hours. Do not assume unexpected or worsening symptoms will resolve without assessment.

Ask about restrictions on work, exercise, travel and other activities for the specific procedure. Recovery varies, and complications can extend it.

The number of sessions varies between individuals. This is discussed during consultation based on personal circumstances and clinical considerations.

Suitability varies between individuals and depends on medical history, anatomy, lifestyle, and personal circumstances. A consultation is required to assess appropriateness.

Some treatments may not be appropriate for individuals who are pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18 years of age, or who have certain medical conditions. Suitability is determined during consultation.