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Why should I have a facial aesthetic consultation

What are facial aesthetic treatments?

Facial aesthetic simply refers to non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments used to soften or smooth lines and wrinkles, to re-plump or redefine features, to reduce scarring or skin pigmentation, or to improve skin appearance or texture in order to give a fresher, more youthful look and feel.

Why do I need a facial aesthetic consultation?

Coming in for a free one-to-one consultation with Yasmin or Carol, will give you the chance to ask any questions and raise any concerns you may have in strictest confidence. There’s no such thing as a silly question or worry! There’s not a lot that they haven’t seen or heard, so they will be able to advise and reassure you. They will then chat you through your various treatment options to achieve your desired outcome, including timeframes and likely results.

How much is a facial aesthetic consultation?

At Evolve, we offer a free 20-minute no-obligation consultation with Yasmin or Carol, so you can feel free to discuss anything you wish in a safe, confidential, no-pressure environment.

What information do you need from me?

When you come in, we will ask you to complete a form including information about your medical history and any past facial procedures. This, along with your personal treatment goals, will allow them to advise you as to the various treatment options open to you. We will also take some photos to add to your patient treatment record.

I’m not sure which treatment is best for me!

The main aim of a consultation is to talk you through the treatments best suited to your case profile and desired end result. And there is the added reassurance that, since your consultation will be with the dentist that will be performing any procedure, they can give you as much detail and information as you need to decide what is right for you.

What if I decide not to go ahead?

If, after having chatted everything through, you decide you don’t wish to proceed, that’s not a problem at all. Here at Evolve, we will never put you under any pressure or obligation to have any treatment or try to persuade you one way or the other, which is why we never offer incentives to go ahead with any treatment. We’re only happy if you’re happy!

What’s the next step?

Once you are happy with the proposed treatment plan, you will just need to sign the consent form, pay an initial deposit of £45 and then book in for your appointment.

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