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Dermal fillers are considered for volume and definition, while Sculptra is designed for a gradual collagen-support response. They have different roles within a facial plan. We review your facial structure and skin quality before discussing which approach may suit you. The Sculptra page explains that biostimulatory pathway if you are comparing it with direct volume support.

Your features relate to one another, so a change in one area can affect the balance you see elsewhere. We consider cheeks and profile together with facial movement before making a recommendation. You can explain the area that concerns you most. The assessment helps us discuss whether local support fits your face or whether a different starting point is appropriate.

A combined or sequential approach may be considered when assessment identifies different concerns, such as volume and skin quality. Dermal fillers are one possible part of that plan, and they are not suitable for every facial change. We explain the role of each recommendation before you decide. Our dermal fillers page sets out how volume and placement are assessed.

Yes, you can attend to discuss your concerns before choosing any treatment. We assess your features and relevant history, then explain the options that may be appropriate. You can also tell us what you want to avoid. A consultation does not commit you to an injectable procedure or confirm that a treatment will be recommended.

We explain why we do not recommend proceeding and discuss the assessment with you. Clinical suitability comes before a requested treatment or appearance goal. You can ask questions about our reasoning before deciding whether to explore another pathway. The appointment can end without treatment, and no product or placement is chosen before your face and history have been reviewed.