Frequently Asked Questions

During your appointment we will go through a thorough consultation. We will discuss your treatment goals and concerns. We will go over your medical history. We will talk you through how the treatment works and then we will go over our consent form. Then depending on your treatment numbing cream will be applied and any marking up we need to will be done. Once your treatment is complete we will discuss after care, make any additional appointments you need and then you will be free to go. 

We are based at the 

Plymouth Wellbeing Centre

Unit 3 Lynher House 

Bush Park

Estover 

Plymouth 

PL6 7RG

Once to your off the roundabout on the main road. Take the first right and drive all the way down the lane. keep driving through the double gates. You will see a load of pallets. Drive round into the car park. Park in any space. The walk into the double doors you can see from the car park. We are straight ahead. Please take a seat and someone will come out to great you.  

Yes we have free on site parking.

We advise not drinking for 24 hours post treatment. Drinking alcohol can increase the risk of bruising and swelling. 

No you cannot have any injectable treatment whilst pregnant for breastfeeding.

Yes you can.

It is essential to be hydrated when you come in for any injectable treatment. In particular, filler. Filler is made from hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid can hold up to 1000x its weight in water. The more hydrated you are the more natural your fillers will look. If you are dehydrated you can expect your filer to go lumpy. 

Botox will start to work in around 3-4 days and you can expect the full results in 10-14 days. 

Botox can last up to 9 months however for great upkeep and the prevention of wrinkles we recommend having Botox every 12-15 weeks.

Dermal fillers last around 9 months. However if you have semi-regular top ups in the first couple of years. We recommend every 6 months. Then you can expect to get around 2 years out of your fillers.

- Heaviness

- Mild headache 

- Redness

- Small amount of discomfort 

- Bruising 

- Bruising 

- Lumps

- Minor Discomfort 

- Swelling