FAQ

Our clinicians have been treating patients for many years, performing over 20,000 treatments, across...” Read More 10,000+ clinic hours.

Botulinum is a substance that is produced by a bacteria; it is then highly...” Read More refined, purified, diluted and used in therapeutic doses. Botulinum is administered by injecting it into a specific facial muscle where it acts as a muscle relaxant.

Anyone can benefit from botulinum toxin, both men and women. Botulinum is most effective...” Read More in improving lines or wrinkles due to facial expressions; for example, worry lines or frown lines on the forehead and between the eyebrows. This is because these lines are usually caused by overactive muscles and the treatment stops these muscles from contracting and causing the wrinkles. You should not have treatment with botulinum if you are pregnant, breast-feeding, have a neurological disease or a known hypersensitivity to it.

It depends on the treatment. Dermal and lip fillers can be dissolved. Treatments such...” Read More as anti-wrinkle injections cannot be reversed. However, as they are temporary, they will fade in approximately four months.

No. Different clinicians can use different methods to provide treatment. Our signature Perfect the...” Read More Pout technique has been designed after performing and training others in injectable techniques over many clinic hours and years. It is designed to provide the best outcome for the patient, whilst also delivering a more comfortable experience, than other techniques on the market.

At Aesthetics Life we only offer natural looking rejuvenation treatments. We are fully trained...” Read More medical professionals and so know the correct areas to treat to not give a false look. We deliberately treat in a way to provide the muscles some natural movement so facial expressions are still present, but the lines and wrinkles they create are relaxed, to provide a rested and rejuvenated appearance. For more information on how we treat please speak to your clinician in your free consultation.

Yes you can wear makeup to your facial aesthetics appointment. However, we will have...” Read More to remove makeup around the treatment area. If you are happy to come without makeup this would be best. Please note that you should not apply makeup to the treated area for 24 hours post treatment.

If you would like to have a top up before it is due, then...” Read More we advise you to book a free review with your clinician who will be able to advise you on the best next steps.

Our clinicians are fully qualified medical professionals, with years of experience administering facial aesthetics...” Read More treatments. Our clinicians are also trainers with BTC, a medical training academy, where they train other medical professionals how to administer facial aesthetic treatments.

Some discomfort can be present yes, depending on the treatment.

The majority of appointments are done within 45 minutes or less. There are some...” Read More exceptions, such as IVN Vitamins, or if you would like to book several treatments at once. Visit our treatment pages for the expected time for each one. Read Less

Each treatment is different with regards to timing and post treatment advice. Generally speaking,...” Read More there is minimal downtime. Yes, you may experience some light bruising post treatment. Please visit our treatment pages to find out this information for your chosen facial aesthetics treatment. Every patient will be provided with full aftercare advice post treatment.

Adding more volume to your lips can be a gradual process. We do not...” Read More recommend having more than 1 ml per treatment.

It depends what the treatment was and how long ago. A free consultation with...” Read More your clinician will be able to provide you with a bespoke treatment plan and start date. Please note that skin treatments performed elsewhere in quick succession of our treatment will void your Aesthetics Life guarantee.

Whilst adverse reactions are unusual, they can happen. We have a dedicated out of...” Read More hours service for emergencies, where you can always talk to a clinician.

Yes, you can have more than one treatment at a time. Speak to your...” Read More clinician about what you would like to achieve within your desired timeframe.