Body Injectable Treatments

Injectable treatments for body concerns require a careful discussion of the product, intended area, expected improvement and potential complications.

Body Injectable Treatments

Overview

Understanding Body Injectable Treatments

We offer treatment only where the specific product, training and clinical setting make it appropriate.

Assessment first

We review your concerns and relevant history before recommending treatment.

Individual planning

Options are selected according to suitability, priorities and the proposed procedure.

Clear information

Expected benefits, limitations, alternatives and relevant risks are discussed before consent.

Aftercare and support

Written aftercare and an appropriate route for questions or concerns are provided.

Your consultation includes a review of your concerns, relevant medical history and treatment options. We will explain the likely benefits, limitations, risks and aftercare before any procedure is agreed.

Injection treatments may cause redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising. Less common complications depend on the product and site; your clinician will discuss them during consent. Seek urgent assessment for severe or increasing pain, skin colour change or any visual disturbance after filler.

Speak to our clinical team

If you are unsure which service is appropriate, book a consultation. We may advise a different treatment, further assessment or no treatment.