UNDERSTAND BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Non-surgical clinic treatments
Focused options, guided by an understanding of your concern and each treatment's limits.
A CONVERSATION COMES FIRST
What does the assessment consider?
Non-surgical options include botulinum toxin, fillers and skin treatments. Each serves a different purpose, and non-surgical treatments do not reproduce surgical outcomes in every case. Ask about suitability, the product used, risks and aftercare before treatment.
An approach to fit the details.
Your goals and individual assessment guide the plan.
Techniques and options to discuss
Profhilo
A hyaluronic-acid-based product discussed among options for skin laxity. Its purpose differs from adding volume with dermal fillers.
PDRN
Short for polydeoxyribonucleotide. Product suitability and use are discussed following skin assessment.
Innovyal
A range of skin-treatment products with ingredients that vary by formulation. Assessment guides the product choice and purpose of treatment.
HP Cell
A range of skin-treatment products. Dr Haber discusses the appropriate product, how it is used and aftercare with you.
Make an informed decision.
Could this be right for you?
- The product and procedure should match the concern and medical history rather than an offer or familiar name.
- Non-surgical treatments have limits; fillers do not address every degree of laxity or always replace surgery.
Risks and limits
Examples for discussion, not a complete list. Risks depend on the procedure and your health. Discuss your individual risks and alternatives, including no treatment.
- Injections may cause bruising, swelling, pain or redness.
- With fillers: infection, lumps or asymmetry can occur.
- Filler entering a blood vessel can damage skin and, very rarely, cause loss of vision.
- Botulinum toxin can cause temporary facial weakness or drooping; each skin treatment has its own risks to discuss.
Care continues after your procedure.
Recovery and follow-up
Swelling or bruising may follow fillers; ask about activity and aftercare for the product used.
Instructions differ by treatment; after botulinum toxin, avoid rubbing the area as instructed and do not assume filler advice applies.
This information helps you prepare for a consultation. It does not determine suitability or replace a medical examination.
Room for your questions.
You do not need to have made a decision before your consultation.
Questions worth asking
- What specific concern does this option address?
- What alternatives are available?
- Would repeat treatment be needed, and what would the overall cost involve?
Frequently asked questions
Does “non-surgical” mean risk-free?
No. These procedures also require assessment, an explanation of risks and appropriate aftercare.
Are results guaranteed or identical to the photographs?
No result is guaranteed. Anatomy and healing vary from person to person. Case photographs and simulations are not a promise of your outcome.
What about recovery and returning to work?
This depends on the procedure, your health and your work. Discuss expected downtime, restrictions, follow-up and when to seek urgent advice before scheduling treatment.
YOUR FIRST STEP
There’s room for every question.
Understand your options in a consultation.