Frequently Asked Questions

To achieve the best possible outcome from your facial enhancement, please follow these steps:

One Week Prior: Avoid blood thinners like aspirin and fish oil, and steer clear of alcohol to reduce the risk of bruising. Stop using retinoids and exfoliants a few days before your appointment.

Two Weeks Prior: Schedule your treatment at least two weeks before any major events to allow time for any potential bruising or swelling to heal.

Medications and Supplements: Notify your provider about all medications, supplements, and recent vaccinations, as they may impact your treatment.

On the Day: Arrive with a clean, makeup-free face for the best results

During your consultation and treatment session, a trained cosmetic nurse will start by thoroughly assessing your medical history and discussing your aesthetic goals. Together, you'll develop a personalised treatment plan, with clear explanations of the pricing. Following this, you'll have a consultation with the doctor to confirm the plan and address any further questions.

It's important to note that certain medical conditions, such as muscle weakness disorders (e.g., myasthenia gravis or Eaton-Lambert syndrome), are contraindications for this treatment. Make sure to inform your healthcare provider of any such conditions, as well as any other relevant medical history, to ensure your safety.

The treatment itself involves carefully applying the chosen procedure to the targeted areas. The entire process typically takes about 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the areas being treated. Most clients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure.

• Redness, Swelling, Bruising: Generally mild and temporary, usually clearing up within a few days.
• Tenderness/Discomfort: Typically short-lived, subsiding within a few days.
• Headache: May occur, but usually resolves within hours or days and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Wrinkle and fine line treatments are generally safe but do carry some potential risks. These include temporary drooping of eyelids or brows if the product spreads to unintended areas, slight asymmetry that may require a follow-up session, and rare allergic reactions . Temporary muscle weakness near the injection site can occur if the product spreads to surrounding area. There is also a slight risk of infection whenever the skin is punctured, though proper aftercare can minimize this. If you experience any severe or unusual symptoms, contact your healthcare provider immediately at 0411 776 700 .

Q: How long should I avoid touching or applying makeup to the treated area?

A: It's best to avoid touching, rubbing, or applying makeup to the treated area for at least 4 hours after the procedure to prevent infection and support proper healing.

Q: Why is it important to stay upright after my treatment?

A: Staying upright for the first 4 hours helps prevent the product from moving to unintended areas, ensuring you get the best possible results.

Q: Can I exercise or go to the gym after receiving treatment?

A: To keep the product from spreading, avoid exercise, heavy lifting, and activities that cause excessive sweating for at least 4 hours.

Q: When can I resume my regular skincare routine, including facials?

A: Wait at least one week before resuming facials, chemical peels, or similar treatments to prevent any complications.

Q: Is it safe to use ice packs on the treated area?

A: Yes, you can gently apply ice packs wrapped in a cloth to reduce swelling, but be careful not to apply too much pressure.

Q: Why should I avoid alcohol after my treatment?

A: Steering clear of alcohol for at least 4 hours helps reduce the risk of the medication spreading and ensures optimal results.

Q: How long will it take to see the full effects of the treatment?

A: Full results may take up to two weeks to appear, so be patient as your results develop.

Q: Do I need to schedule a follow-up appointment?

A: Yes, it's important to attend your follow-up appointment to evaluate your results and address any concerns you may have.

Your consultation and treatment session for facial volume enhancement will begin with a thorough review of your medical history by a trained cosmetic nurse. This assessment will include any history of anaphylaxis (such as allergic reactions to bee or wasp stings). Following this, you'll meet with the doctor to discuss your goals and expectations, confirm the treatment plan, and address any additional questions or concerns. A personalised treatment plan will then be crafted, with clear and transparent pricing explained.

It's important to note that this treatment is not suitable if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning to conceive.

The treatment itself involves the precise administration of the chosen procedure to the targeted areas. The entire process typically takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated. Most clients experience minimal discomfort, with the option of using a topical anesthetic cream or injectable anesthetic to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure.

Q: Is swelling normal after volume replacement?

A: Yes, swelling is a common side effect and typically occurs immediately or within the first few hours after the procedure. It can last from a few days to a week, depending on the individual and the type used.

Q: Should I expect bruising after my treatment?

A: Bruising at the injection site is common and may appear as small, localized areas of discolouration. The severity can vary, but it usually resolves within one to two weeks.

Q: What should I do if I experience redness after my injection?

A: Some redness or mild inflammation at the injection site is normal and usually subsides within a few hours to a couple of days.

Q: Is it normal to feel tenderness or sensitivity in the treated area?

A: Yes, the treated area may feel tender or sensitive to touch for a few days following the treatment. This tenderness is typically mild and should improve over time.

Q: What should I do if the treated area feels lumpy or uneven?

A: Initially, you may feel some lumpiness or unevenness in the treated area. This is usually temporary and should smooth out as the filler settles.

Although rare, there are potential complications such as infection, allergic reactions, or vascular occlusion (blockage of a blood vessel). Vascular occlusion can occur when the product enters a blood vessel, limiting blood flow, which may lead to tissue damage (necrosis) or, in very rare cases, vision problems. However, In many cases, prompt treatment can help to dissolve the affected area, significantly reducing the risk of long-term damage. While outcomes can vary, timely intervention greatly improves the chances of a positive result.

Warning Signs:

• Intense pain
• White discoloration near the injection site

If you experience any of these symptoms, or if you have severe pain or excessive swelling, seek medical attention immediately.

Your safety is our top priority. For any urgent concerns, a 24-hour contact number will be provided to you after your treatment, ensuring you have immediate access to support whenever you need it..