No — the goal of treatment is always to achieve a natural, refreshed appearance. Jenny’s approach is refined and balanced, focusing on enhancing your unique features rather than changing them. You’ll still look like yourself, just softer and more rested, without the “overdone” or “frozen” look.

The results from dermal fillers are long-lasting but not permanent. On average, fillers last 6 to 18 months, depending on the area treated, the type of filler used, and individual factors such as metabolism and lifestyle. Areas with more movement (like the lips) may break down faster, while others (such as cheeks) often last longer. With regular maintenance, many clients find their results last even longer and can be easily topped up to maintain a natural, refreshed look.

Dermal fillers are highly versatile and can be used to restore volume, enhance shape, and smooth lines in many areas of the face. Common treatment areas include:

• Lips – to add volume, definition, or subtle enhancement
• Cheeks – to restore youthful fullness and lift
• Jawline & chin – for contour, balance, and definition
• Nasolabial folds – the lines running from the nose to mouth
• Marionette lines – the lines from the mouth down to the chin
• Tear troughs – under-eye hollows for a refreshed look
  

Fillers can also be used in more advanced treatments to rebalance facial proportions or subtly rejuvenate areas affected by volume loss. Your practitioner will create a personalised plan based on your features and goals.

Most clients find dermal filler treatments very tolerable. You may feel a small pinch or slight pressure during the procedure, but any discomfort is usually minimal and short-lived. If you’re concerned, a topical numbing cream can be applied beforehand to make the treatment as comfortable as possible.

Some bruising, redness, or swelling is normal after dermal filler treatments. These effects are usually mild and temporary, typically settling within a few days. Areas with thinner skin, like the lips or under the eyes, may be slightly more prone to minor bruising or puffiness. Your practitioner can advise on steps to minimise these effects, such as avoiding certain medications or alcohol before treatment and using cold compresses afterward.

Yes. Dermal fillers made from hyaluronic acid can be safely and effectively reversed using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This allows the filler to be broken down and absorbed by the body if the results are not as expected, if there’s overfilling, or in the rare case of complications. Your practitioner will discuss this option with you and ensure it’s used appropriately to achieve the best and safest outcome.