Face · Prescriber-led
Injectable treatments
Anti-wrinkle, dermal fillers and skin boosters — assessed by a prescriber first, and planned for a rested look, never an overdone one.
- 0.5 ml
- £149
- 1 ml
- £249
Overview
Natural first, never overdone.
Injectable treatments soften lines, restore lost volume and improve the quality of the skin itself. Done well, nobody can tell what you had done — only that you look rested.
Every plan starts with a prescriber who looks at your face as a whole, explains the options including doing nothing, and gives you the cost in writing before anything is booked.
- Assessed by a prescriber, not a salesperson
- Face planned as a whole, not area by area
- Conservative first — more can be added at review
- Cost agreed in writing before treatment
- Review appointment included in your plan
- Results vary from person to person
Options
Three ways to refresh the face.
Often used together, always planned together. Each one has its own page with the full detail.
01 · Lines & wrinkles
Anti-wrinkle consultation
Frown, forehead and crow’s-feet lines. Assessed by a prescriber first. £149 for one area, £249 for two.
02 · Volume & contour
Dermal fillers
Cheeks, jaw, chin and lips, balanced as one face. £149 for 0.5 ml, £249 for 1 ml.
03 · Skin quality
Skin boosters
Deep hydration that improves firmness and glow from within. From £99 per ml.
The treatment
How a plan actually runs.
The same three steps every time, whichever injectable you are considering.
Step 01
A prescriber assesses you
Your face, your medical history and what is bothering you, taken in person. You hear honestly what will — and will not — help, including whether the answer is to do nothing yet.
Step 02
A plan, in writing
Which option, how much and what it costs, agreed in writing before anything starts. Nothing is sold to you on the day, and you can take the plan away to think about.
Step 03
A review, not a goodbye
You leave with written aftercare and a number to ring. A review is booked to check how you have settled and adjust if needed — that is where a natural result is made.
Before & after
What filler can change.
The lip result is an unretouched photograph of one of our own patients. The two marked “Illustration” are simulated to show the kind of change filler can make — they are not patient photographs. Individual results vary, so what yours could look like is set out honestly at consultation.
Prices
What it costs.
Consultations are £50, paid online when you book; treatment sessions are secured with a £20 deposit — full list on the pricing page.
Dermal fillers · 0.5 ml
£149
0.5 ml syringe
- Lips and finer areas
- Planned as one face
- Review included
Dermal fillers · 1 ml
£249
1 ml syringe
- Cheeks, jaw, chin and more
- Planned as one face
- Review included
Questions
Good to know.
Short answers to what people ask before booking an injectable treatment.
Speak to the clinic
+44 7487 416555Which injectable treatment is right for me?
That is what the consultation decides. A prescriber looks at your face as a whole and explains which option — if any — suits what is bothering you, including doing nothing.
How much is anti-wrinkle treatment?
£149 for one area and £249 for two. It uses a prescription-only medicine, so a prescriber assesses you first and confirms your areas in writing before anything is booked.
Will I look overdone?
The plan aims for a rested, natural look. We would rather start conservatively and add at a review than take away something you did not want.
Is there downtime?
Usually little: some redness, swelling or small bruises at the injection points for a few days. Your prescriber tells you what to expect for your plan before you book.
What are the risks?
Bruising, swelling, tenderness and, rarely, infection or an unwanted result. With fillers there is a rare risk of a blocked blood vessel, which is why injectables are done by a trained clinician in a medical setting. Every risk is gone through with you and given in writing.
Also signature
Our other signature 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 prescriber, not a salesperson — and if a treatment will not help, you will hear that too.