My Approach…

Skin often gives away the first signs of ageing, it’s our biggest organ, and it’s the first thing you see.

You wouldn’t put crumpled wrapping paper over a brand new present and expect it to look appealing, even if you’ve spent lots on what’s underneath!!

My goal is to get the most out of your treatments, and not give you treatments you don’t actually need.

Often, once the skin is optimised, there is less change that needs to be done next (eg less overall filler needed to achieve the same goal).

Some people actually prefer JUST to optimise their skin, as this gives them the perfect balance in taking control of their ageing journey.

Whilst others come to me with fantastic skin, but still don’t feel their best. In this case we would skip straight to step 2.

Hyaluronic acid loss, fat pad and muscle changes with ageing can create extremely unwanted results like; hollowing, sagging, jowling and an overall gaunt or tired and sad appearance.

By assessing these components, we can support the ageing process by restoring volume loss and treating muscles that are too active creating unwanted effects such as pulling downwards.

Soft tissue restoration isn’t just for the ageing face, younger people can have indications for these treatments too.

Balancing structure and creating facial harmony is true artistry.

This stage of your assessment can create more symmetry, femininity, but also further disguise and support areas like the jowls.

I find that if someone feels their face is a little “off balance”, it’s usually related to the science behind facial proportions and what we see as "attractive”. Subtle tweaks here are crucial to keep things natural, yet create a striking change that no one will quite be able to put their finger on.