Muscle-relaxing and volumising injections, given by a doctor after assessment.
What is involved
Adults who have had a consultation and understand what the treatment does
Injectables are prescription treatments and are given here by a doctor who has assessed your skin first. The consultation covers what the treatment can and cannot do, what happens as it wears off, and the complications that are possible — because that conversation is the part that is most often skipped elsewhere. A review at two weeks is included, and is when any adjustment is made.
What the appointment includes
How it works
A dermatologist takes a history and examines the skin. Nothing is treated at this appointment unless it is straightforward and you want it done.
Dermoscopy, biopsy or patch testing as needed. Where a diagnosis needs a result, you are told when and how you will get it.
What we recommend, what it involves, what the downtime is and what it costs. You take it away.
Carried out at the clinic, with photography before and after so progress is measured rather than remembered.
Skin conditions are managed over months. The plan is adjusted by what has happened, not by what was expected.
We hold appointments for mole checks every week. Ring the clinic and say that is what you need; if anything about the description sounds urgent, the team will find you an earlier slot.
Appointments
Every treatment starts with an assessment by a dermatologist. Bring photographs of anything that comes and goes — it will not be there on the day.