Lines and wrinkles consultation

What it is

A consultation to discuss facial lines, your priorities and the available options. The practitioner assesses your health and explains what may suit you, including the option of having no treatment.

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Appointment: 20–45 minutes for consultation
Downtime: None for the consultation
Results: Consultation gives a plan
Typical course: Assessment, then individual follow-up

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These are separately listed skin consultations. Check that the practitioner can advise on your concern; no prescription or procedure is included unless explicitly agreed with the clinic.

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Your appointment, explained

What to expect

Discuss the lines that concern you, your health, medicines and previous procedures.
The practitioner explains suitable options, likely costs and risks. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription or treatment.

How it feels

Conversation, facial movement and examination. You can ask questions and take time to decide.

Downtime

The consultation itself has no downtime. If a procedure is proposed, ask for its recovery information before agreeing.

Results

When you might see a change. You should leave with information and a plan. Any later treatment has its own timing.

How long it might last. No cosmetic effect is promised from a consultation. Ask about durability and limitations of each suitable option.

How often?

Usually one assessment, with follow-up if needed. Repeat treatment schedules must be agreed after assessment and should not be chosen from the duration of a claimed effect.

Before your appointment

Bring details of medicines, allergies and previous treatments.
Mention pregnancy, breastfeeding, muscle or nerve conditions and any swallowing problems.

Aftercare

Take time to consider your options.
Request written advice and contact details if a procedure is subsequently agreed.

Is it right for everyone?

A qualified prescriber must assess suitability before any prescription treatment. They may recommend another approach or no procedure.

Common reasons people book

Understanding options for facial lines
Reviewing previous treatment

What your practitioner will confirm

Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. This page offers information about consultation, with no medicine prices, offers or direct treatment checkout.

Treatment details are a general guide. Your practitioner will confirm what is suitable for you, the exact treatment plan and aftercare.

Sources and review information

Source-checked 2026-09-22. Qualified clinical review is pending.

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