Wrinkle Treatments

Consultation & Prescribing Requirements

New patients must have a face-to-face consultation with an appropriate prescribing clinician before any injectable treatment can be provided. This consultation must take place on a separate day before your treatment appointment.

If a new patient books themselves directly into a treatment appointment without having completed the required consultation, the treatment appointment may be cancelled or changed to a consultation appointment. Please do not book a treatment appointment until your consultation has been completed.

For existing patients, you must have had a consultation and been clinically reviewed within the previous 6 months before treatment can be provided. If your consultation is more than 6 months old, you may be required to attend a further consultation before treatment.

These requirements are in place because injectable treatments may involve Prescription Only Medicines (POMs) and must be prescribed and administered in accordance with the applicable prescribing requirements and clinical guidance.

Having previously received treatment does not automatically mean you can book treatment without a current consultation. Your clinician must be satisfied that treatment remains clinically appropriate and safe before it is provided.

Clinical assessment and professional judgement always take priority, and treatment may be postponed, changed or declined where appropriate.

Age Requirements & Our Approach to Injectable Treatments

We do not provide injectable treatments to anyone under the age of 18.

We operate a Think 25 policy. If you appear to be under 25, you may be asked to provide valid photographic identification confirming that you are aged 18 or over.

Acceptable identification must be original, valid and show your photograph and date of birth. If you are unable to provide suitable identification when requested, we may refuse to provide treatment.

Our approach to younger adults

We take a responsible and ethical approach to injectable treatments and do not believe that injectable treatments are appropriate for every patient simply because they are over 18.

For patients in their late teens and early twenties, we will carefully consider whether an injectable treatment is clinically appropriate and whether there is a genuine and suitable reason for treatment.

In some cases, we may recommend alternative, non-injectable treatments that are more appropriate for your age, skin, concerns or desired outcome.

Our practitioners reserve the right to decline, postpone or recommend an alternative to injectable treatment where they do not believe it is clinically appropriate, suitable or in the patient's best interests.

Being over 18 does not automatically mean that you are suitable for injectable treatment. All treatments are subject to consultation, clinical assessment and professional clinical judgement.

We will always prioritise patient safety, appropriate treatment and ethical clinical practice over providing treatment simply because it has been requested.