Concerns · Non-surgical
Face harmonisation
Cheeks, jaw, chin and lips considered as one plan, rather than treated piecemeal.
Consultation
£50
Paid online when you book
Priced
At consultation
Agreed in writing up front
Planned as
Your plan
Set after an assessment
Overview
One plan, not four bookings.
Treating one feature in isolation is how faces end up looking out of balance. Harmonisation means assessing the face as a whole first — cheeks, jaw, chin and lips together — and then deciding what, if anything, needs doing.
Often the answer is less than people expect, and in a different place from the one they came in asking about. Because of that, both the recommended treatment and its price depend on your own assessment and what you want to achieve — and the plan and total cost are agreed in writing before any of it is booked.
Harmonisation usually means combining treatments rather than relying on one. Depending on your face, that may include dermal fillers, Sculptra (a collagen-stimulating injectable) or threads. After assessing your face, your clinician chooses the combination that suits you — and tells you if something is not needed.
- The face assessed as a whole
- Cheeks, jaw, chin and lips considered together
- Often less treatment than expected
- Total cost agreed in writing up front
- Options explained, including doing nothing
- Nothing sold to you on the day
The treatment
How a course actually runs.
The same three steps every time, for face harmonisation as for everything else we do.
Step 01
Assessed, not sold to
A clinician looks at your skin or scalp, takes your medical history in person and tells you honestly what will — and will not — help. If the answer is “nothing yet”, that is what you will hear.
Step 02
Tested, then treated
Where a treatment needs one, a small area is tested first so the settings are chosen for your skin rather than guessed. Your plan, session count and total cost are agreed in writing before anything starts.
Step 03
Aftercare you can call on
You leave with written aftercare and a number to ring. A review is booked to check progress and adjust the plan if it needs it — that is where a course gets better, not on the first day.
Before & after
What treatment can change.
The first is an unretouched photograph of one of our own patients. The three after it are illustrations, simulated to show the kind of change treatment aims for — they are not patient photographs. Individual results vary, so what is realistic for you is set out honestly at consultation.
Prices
Priced at consultation.
What you need depends on your face and what you want to change, so the recommended treatment and its price are worked out at an individual assessment. You see the full plan and total cost in writing before anything is booked. Dermal filler and lip filler prices are listed on the pricing page for reference.
- Recommended after an individual assessment
- Total agreed in writing before treatment
- Staged, so you decide what and when
- £50 consultation, no obligation
Questions
Good to know.
Short answers to what people ask before booking face harmonisation.
Speak to the clinic
+44 7487 416555What does harmonisation mean?
Assessing the face as a whole before treating any one part of it, so that what is done in one place suits everything around it.
Why is there no single price?
Because the plan differs per face. You are quoted for your own at consultation and see the total before anything is booked.
Do I have to have everything at once?
No. The plan is staged, and you decide what and when. Nothing is sold to you on the day.
What if I only want my lips done?
You can, and lip filler is priced from £149. The assessment simply makes sure that suits the rest of your face before you commit.
How much is the consultation?
Yes, and it carries no obligation.
Often paired with
Related treatments.
When you are ready
Find out what’s right for you.
The consultation is £50, paid securely online when you book, and carries no obligation. You meet a clinician, not a salesperson — and if a treatment will not help, you will hear that too.