Aesthetics and injectables in Bristol

£210 is the consultation plus your first millilitre. Every additional millilitre is £180. Lip enhancement, cheeks and mid-face volume, nasolabial folds and marionette lines, chin projection, jawline definition and non-surgical nose reshaping all sit at the same starting price, because pricing follows the volume used rather than the area treated.

Complimentary numbing cream goes on first, and cannulas rather than sharp needles are used where appropriate, which reduces bruising. Every filler is hyaluronic acid based and can be dissolved. Every patient goes home with an aftercare sheet and our out-of-hours contact details. The Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners publishes public guidance on choosing a practitioner, worth ten minutes before any first injectable appointment.

Profhilo spreads under the skin rather than staying where it is placed, hydrating from within and stimulating collagen and elastin. Used on face, neck, chest and hands. Two sessions four weeks apart, results up to six months, then one or two treatments a year. We also offer Seventy Hyal. Which suits you depends on your skin rather than which product is better known.

Polynucleotides targeting the skin under the eye, where dark circles and dehydration show first. Around 30 minutes, three treatments at two-week intervals. Avoid alcohol and blood thinners for 24 hours before, and aspirin, vitamin E and ibuprofen for five days if it is safe to stop them. Afterwards: no makeup for 24 hours, SPF 30 daily for two weeks, no saunas, swimming or vigorous exercise for seven days.

Not suitable if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, currently unwell or on antibiotics, taking permanent blood-thinning medication, or living with severe kidney or liver conditions. Tell your practitioner about any medication and any condition, including the things that feel irrelevant. Those are frequently the ones that matter.

A numbing spray, then an injection that takes seconds. B complex, vitamin C and biotin are single shots. High-strength B12 is limited to one dose a month. Vitamin D is given roughly every six months. If you already take a vitamin D supplement, stop it four weeks before, and do not take one afterwards: vitamin D is fat soluble, so excess accumulates rather than being excreted. Too much is genuinely harmful, which is why the spacing is not negotiable.

It is a face-to-face medical assessment, and it is where we establish whether treatment is appropriate at all and what result is realistic. It is also why no product names appear on this site: the anti-wrinkle treatment is a prescription-only medicine, and the MHRA sets out what may and may not be advertised. We will not promise you a specific outcome in advance either.