Care for facial concerns begins with a consultation with a registered medical practitioner. They review your concerns and medical history, discuss the approaches that may be suitable for you, and explain the possible risks and what to realistically expect.
A consultation does not mean a treatment will be recommended. Any treatment is decided with you during the consultation and only where a practitioner considers it clinically appropriate for you.
What a consultation may cover
Lines and wrinkles
If fine lines or wrinkles are a concern, your practitioner assesses your face, talks through the approaches that may be appropriate, and explains the possible risks and recovery before anything is decided.
Volume and facial balance
For concerns about volume or facial balance, your practitioner assesses your features and discusses whether any treatment is suitable for you, along with the risks and aftercare involved.
Important information
A clinical consultation is required before treatment. Your practitioner will assess your concerns, relevant medical history, treatment suitability and available options. Potential risks, limitations, expected recovery and realistic treatment outcomes are also discussed as part of the informed consent process.
Treatment is not suitable for everyone. Suitability and outcomes vary between individuals.