Facial aesthetics

Subtle treatment. Anatomically planned.

Facial aesthetic treatment is assessed the same way as complex dental work: what is actually causing the concern, which layer it sits in, what a treatment can and cannot change, and whether treating it is the right decision at all.

Provided by

Dr Vikas Prinja, Dental Surgeon. Facial aesthetic treatment is assessed and planned in the same structured way as complex dental work.

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How facial aesthetics is approached here

01Assessment before productThe first appointment is an assessment. Nothing is injected on the day a plan is first discussed.

02Anatomy, not templatesTreatment is planned against your facial proportions and vascular anatomy, not against a standard set of areas.

03Conservative by defaultSmall volumes, staged, reviewed. A face that looks untreated is the objective.

04Honest about limitsWhere evidence for a treatment is limited, that is stated plainly rather than dressed up in claims.

Assessed by layer

Which layer is the concern in?

Skin, dermis, muscle and structure behave differently. Treating the wrong layer well still produces a poor result, which is why assessment comes before any product.

Dermapen 4 microneedlingMicroneedling uses a motorised device with fine sterile needles to create controlled micro-channels in the skin at a set depth, carried out as a planned course with the intention of improving skin texture and the appearance of scarring.

Services

Facial aesthetic services

Facial aesthetics consultationA facial aesthetics consultation is an assessment of facial anatomy, proportion, muscle activity and skin quality, after which suitable options — including doing nothing — are explained in writing before any treatment is agreed.

Lines & wrinkles consultationA lines and wrinkles consultation assesses whether a line is caused by muscle activity, volume loss, skin quality or sun damage, because each of those has a different management route and some respond to none of them.

Dermal fillersDermal fillers are injectable hyaluronic-acid gels used to restore or support facial volume and contour in specific areas; the effect is temporary and the material is gradually broken down by the body.

PolynucleotidesPolynucleotides are injectable products containing purified polynucleotide chains, used in aesthetic practice with the intention of improving the appearance of skin quality in specific areas over a course of treatments.

Skin boostersSkin boosters are injectable hyaluronic-acid preparations placed into the skin with the intention of improving skin hydration and appearance, rather than adding facial volume or contour.

Dermapen 4 microneedlingMicroneedling uses a motorised device with fine sterile needles to create controlled micro-channels in the skin at a set depth, carried out as a planned course with the intention of improving skin texture and the appearance of scarring.

Some treatments for lines and wrinkles involve prescription-only medicines. UK advertising rules do not permit these to be promoted to the public, so they are not named, priced or advertised on this website. They can only be considered after a face-to-face assessment by a prescriber, who will decide whether treatment is appropriate for you.

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