If you have filler you are not happy with, it can be dissolved and, where it makes sense, replaced in the same appointment. Gemma does both herself.
This treatment uses an enzyme to break down existing hyaluronic acid filler, and where suitable replaces it with a fresh, better-placed result in the same visit.
People come for this when previous work has migrated, settled unevenly, or simply never looked the way they hoped. Some come to have filler removed entirely and left at that, which is completely fine.
The dissolving agent is a prescription medicine, so a consultation and a full medical history are required before it can be used. Gemma will explain honestly what can and cannot be corrected.
Confirmed at your consultation before anything is booked.
What you actually need, and what it costs, is agreed at your appointment.
Before and immediately after.
“So professional and friendly. The room was lovely, and the soft nurse’s touch so gentle that I did not bruise this time, which is a huge plus. My lips look amazing.”
These are the three that come up most. You get real answers before anything comes out of a packet, and if the honest answer changes what you should have, she will say so.
Your medical history, your skin and your goals, talked through properly. You will know what would help, and what would not, before you decide anything.
The dissolving agent is injected into the treated area, and where suitable fresh filler is placed the same day, all by Gemma personally.
Written aftercare to take home, and Gemma is a message away if anything comes up before your review.
Book a consultation and Gemma will assess your skin properly, then tell you honestly what would help.
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Yes. A lot of this work is correcting treatment carried out elsewhere. Bring any information you have about what was used and when.
No. Some clients choose to dissolve and stop there. That is a perfectly good outcome and you will never be talked out of it.
It is a well-established treatment, but the dissolving agent is a prescription medicine and carries a small risk of allergic reaction, which is why a full medical history and a patch test where indicated are part of the process.
Often yes, though sometimes swelling means the refill is better done at a second visit. Gemma will advise on the day rather than rushing it.
It is not carried out during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and some allergies and conditions rule it out. The consultation exists to check this properly.
Other treatments worth knowing about, and the skincare that keeps the result going once you are home.
A skin booster for firmness, texture and glow.
From £180
Hydration and condition for the lips, not volume.
From £90
A focused appointment for advice and a plan.
From £30Shop-bought skincare is weaker for a reason. The professional stuff works, but the wrong active on the wrong skin does more harm than none at all, so she picks it after seeing your skin and orders it in for you.