The area may appear slightly red with small raised bumps at the injection points. A mild feeling of tightness across the forehead is common. Results begin to appear within 3–5 days, with full smoothing visible at around 10–14 days.

Stay upright 4–6h, gentle skincare, light facial movement, SPF

No touching 24h, no exercise/alcohol/heat 24h, no facials 2 weeks

Persistent heaviness, uneven brow, unusual swelling

Swelling (often peaking within 48–72 hours)

Tenderness or soreness

Bruising

Redness around injection sites

Firmness or unevenness initially

These effects usually improve over the first 1–2 weeks.

Sleeping

Depending on the area treated, your practitioner may advise avoiding prolonged pressure on the area for several days.

For buttock or hip filler, try to avoid prolonged sitting where possible during the first few days and avoid sleeping directly on the treated area if advised.

Exercise

You may gradually return to exercise after 48 hours if you feel comfortable, although high-impact activities should be introduced gradually.

During the first 48 hours

• Avoid strenuous exercise.
• Avoid alcohol for 24 hours.
• Stay well hydrated.
• Avoid excessive pressure on the treated area where possible.
• Do not massage the area unless specifically instructed by your practitioner.
• Wear loose-fitting clothing.
• Keep the injection sites clean and dry.

For the first two weeks

Avoid:

• Saunas
• Steam rooms
• Hot tubs
• Very hot baths
• Sunbeds
• Excessive sun exposure

Heat may increase swelling and inflammation.

Although complications are uncommon, please contact us urgently if you experience:

Increasing pain that is severe or worsening

Significant redness that continues to spread

Increasing warmth or swelling after the first few days

Fever or feeling generally unwell

Pus or discharge from injection sites

Skin becoming pale, dusky, purple or black

Blistering of the skin

Persistent numbness or severe pain

If you develop chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden shortness of breath, confusion, collapse, or any other severe symptoms, attend your nearest Emergency Department immediately or call 999.

Mild swelling, redness, and tenderness may occur. The area may feel slightly firm. Results are visible immediately and continue to settle over 1–2 weeks.

Avoid pressure on the area and keep skincare gentle. Sleep on your back where possible.

Avoid touching or massaging the area unless advised. Avoid heat, alcohol, and strenuous activity for 24 hours.

Contact us if you experience increasing swelling, redness, or discomfort.

Swelling, tenderness, and possible bruising are common. Lips may appear uneven initially. Swelling typically peaks within 24–48 hours and settles over several days, with final results visible in 1–2 weeks.

Apply a cold compress gently to reduce swelling. Keep lips hydrated. Sleep with your head elevated the first night

Avoid touching or massaging the area unless advised. Avoid heat (sauna/steam), alcohol, and exercise for 24 hours. Avoid makeup on the area for several hours.

Contact us immediately if you notice increasing pain, blanching (white patches), or unusual discolouration.

Mild swelling or redness may occur. The area may feel tender. Results are visible immediately and settle over the following days.

Avoid touching the nose and keep the area clean. Sleep on your back and avoid pressure.

Avoid wearing glasses or applying pressure to the nose. Avoid heat, alcohol, and exercise for 24 hours.

Contact us immediately if you notice pain, blanching, or changes in skin colour.

Mild redness, small raised bumps, and slight swelling at injection points are common. These typically settle within 24–72 hours. Skin may feel hydrated and improve gradually over several weeks, especially after a course of treatments.

Keep the area clean and avoid unnecessary touching. Gently cleanse the same evening. Apply a cool compress for up to 48 hours (no pressure). Remain upright for at least 6 hours. Sleep on your back where possible. Daily SPF50 is essential.

Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, and heat exposure (sauna/steam) for 24–48 hours. Avoid makeup for 24 hours. Avoid active skincare (retinoids/acids) and facials for up to 2 weeks. Do not massage treated areas.

Contact us if you experience persistent swelling, unusual pain, or any concerning reaction.

Mild swelling and puffiness are common in this area, along with small injection bumps. These typically settle within a few days. Results improve gradually over several weeks.

Apply a cool compress gently. Keep head elevated and avoid pressure on the area. Use gentle skincare only and avoid irritation.

Avoid rubbing or applying pressure. Avoid makeup for 24 hours. Avoid alcohol, exercise, and heat exposure for 24–48 hours. Avoid facials for 2 weeks.

Contact us immediately if swelling worsens, or if you notice unusual discolouration or discomfort.

Skin will appear red and flushed, similar to a moderate sunburn. Mild swelling and sensitivity may occur. Skin may feel tight and begin to improve in texture and tone over the following days. Redness typically subsides within 24–72 hours.

Keep the skin clean and hydrated. Use only gentle, non-active skincare for several days. Apply SPF50 daily. Avoid touching the skin unnecessarily.

Avoid makeup for 24 hours. Avoid heat, alcohol, and exercise for 24–48 hours. Avoid active skincare and exfoliation for up to 1–2 weeks.

Contact us if redness persists beyond a few days, or if you notice unusual irritation or discomfort.

Skin will appear red and may feel warm and tight. Peeling typically begins within a few days and may last up to a week. New skin will appear smoother and brighter as healing progresses. Peeling and redness may last 5–7 days.

Keep the skin moisturised and protected. Use gentle skincare only. Apply SPF50 daily and avoid sun exposure. Allow peeling to occur naturally.

Do not pick, peel, or exfoliate the skin. Avoid heat, exercise, and alcohol for 24–48 hours. Avoid active skincare and treatments for up to 2 weeks.

Contact us if you experience severe redness, swelling, or signs of infection.

The scalp may appear slightly red with small injection marks.
Mild tenderness, tightness, or sensitivity is common. Some clients experience a mild headache or pressure feeling. Hair shedding may temporarily increase before improvement. Results develop gradually over several weeks with a course of treatments.

Keep the scalp clean and dry for the first 12–24 hours. Wash hair gently after this period using a mild shampoo. Stay hydrated and avoid irritation to the scalp.

Avoid touching or scratching the scalp. Avoid exercise, alcohol, and heat exposure (sauna/steam) for 24–48 hours. Avoid hair products and colouring for several days. Avoid direct sun exposure.

Contact us if you experience persistent pain, swelling, signs of infection, or any unusual reaction.

Mild redness, swelling, tenderness, warmth and small raised bumps around the treated follicles are completely normal.

Tiny pinpoint scabs may develop within 24-48 hours. These are part of the normal healing process and should be left to fall away naturally.

The skin may feel sensitive or slightly itchy for a few days.

Symptoms usually settle within 24-72 hours, although this can vary depending on the treatment area and duration of treatment.

Keep the treated area clean and dry for the first 24 hours.

Wash gently with a mild cleanser and lukewarm water.

If recommended by your practitioner, apply a soothing product such as aloe vera gel or another approved post-treatment product.

Wear loose clothing if the body has been treated to minimise friction.

Use SPF 50+ daily on exposed areas until the skin has completely healed.

Do not touch, scratch, pick or rub the treated area.

Avoid makeup on facial areas for 24 hours.

Avoid strenuous exercise, hot baths, saunas, steam rooms and swimming pools for 24-48 hours.

Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least one week.

Do not exfoliate or use active skincare ingredients (retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, vitamin C or benzoyl peroxide) until the skin has fully healed.

Avoid waxing, threading or plucking between electrolysis sessions. Shaving is usually acceptable if needed.

Increasing pain rather than gradual improvement.

Worsening redness after 48 hours.

Significant swelling.

Pus, increasing warmth or other signs of infection.

Fever or feeling generally unwell.

Any reaction that concerns you.

The skin may appear slightly red with mild swelling around hair follicles, similar to goosebumps. The area may feel warm or sensitive. Hair will begin to shed over the following 1–2 weeks.

Keep the area clean and cool. Apply soothing products (e.g. aloe vera). Use SPF50 daily on exposed areas and avoid sun exposure. Keep skin hydrated.

Avoid heat (sauna/steam), exercise, and hot showers for 24–48 hours. Avoid sun exposure and tanning. Do not wax or pluck between sessions (shaving is allowed). Avoid active skincare on the area for several days.

Contact us if you experience persistent redness, blistering, or unusual skin reactions.