FAQs

Alexis Aesthetics provides injectable facial aesthetic treatments including anti wrinkle injections dermal fillers skin boosters and fat dissolving for small stubborn areas. Treatment plans are tailored after consultation and may involve one or several techniques depending on your starting point and goals.

The process always starts with consultation. During this appointment you can explain what bothers you and what you hope to change. The practitioner will examine your face and skin, explain what is realistic and make recommendations. Sometimes the best plan is a combination of treatments, sometimes it is a single focused procedure and occasionally treatment is not recommended at all.

A referral is not usually required for aesthetic treatments. However if you have an existing medical condition are under the care of a specialist or take certain medicines the clinic may request information or ask you to discuss treatment with your usual doctor first so that everyone involved can work safely.

Alexis Aesthetics does not provide injectable aesthetic treatments for anyone under 18. If a younger person is seeking help with skin concerns such as acne or scarring the clinic can suggest speaking with a GP or dermatologist so that medical options can be explored.

A first consultation and treatment appointment usually lasts between forty five and sixty minutes depending on the area and the level of discussion needed. Review appointments are often shorter. You will be advised at booking if more time is required for a complex plan.

The number of sessions depends on your starting point, the treatment type and how subtle or noticeable you want the change to be. Some clients have a single treatment and review while others prefer a staged approach over months. Skin boosters and fat dissolving often involve a short course of sessions with planned maintenance. An outline plan will be discussed at consultation and reviewed regularly.

Results vary from person to person depending on facial structure, skin quality, age and lifestyle. Alexis Aesthetics aims for subtle refreshed changes rather than dramatic transformation. The clinic does not guarantee specific outcomes and avoids using heavily edited photos. Instead clear objectives are agreed at the start and results are reviewed together with photographs and follow up.

All injectable treatments carry risks. Common side effects include redness swelling bruising tenderness and temporary asymmetry. More serious risks such as infection, delayed reactions or vascular compromise are rare but important to understand. These are discussed in detail at consultation and written information and emergency contact details are provided so that you know what to do if something does not feel right.

The clinic works with adults who would like structured thoughtful support with facial aesthetics. This includes people who are completely new to treatment and those who have had procedures elsewhere but now want a more conservative or considered approach. Care is tailored to the individual rather than a one size fits all package.

Standard hours are weekdays with a limited number of evening or weekend appointments by agreement. Actual clinic times can vary so the most up to date availability will be confirmed when you enquire or request a booking.

You can request an appointment through the contact and booking page by email or by phone. Once the clinic receives your enquiry you will be offered available dates, an outline of fees and any pre appointment information such as medicines that should be discussed with your usual doctor where relevant.

Fees depend on the treatment type, areas treated and product used. A clear price list is provided on the pricing and finance page and you will receive a specific quote before you commit to any treatment. Payment options usually include bank transfer and secure online payment, with payment required in advance or at the time of treatment as confirmed in your booking information.

The cancellation and rescheduling policy is set out in the clinic’s terms and conditions. A minimum notice period is usually required to avoid a charge because appointment slots are reserved specifically for you. Full details are provided at the time of booking and on any appointment reminders.

Yes. Practitioners hold relevant professional qualifications, maintain ongoing training and supervision and are covered by appropriate professional and public liability insurance. Details of qualifications and registration can be discussed at consultation if you would like to know more.

Personal information and clinical notes are stored securely and only used for necessary purposes such as providing care, managing bookings and meeting legal obligations. Information is not shared with other professionals without your consent except where the law requires it or where there is a serious concern about safety. Further details are set out in the clinic’s privacy notice.

Feedback is welcomed and helps the clinic improve services. If you are unhappy with any aspect of your experience you can raise it informally at first so that it can be addressed quickly if possible. If you wish to make a formal complaint, a written complaints procedure explains how your concern will be acknowledged, investigated and responded to.