Edit What Is the Safest Non-surgical Facelift?

<p><strong>What Is the Safest Non-surgical Facelift?</strong></p> <p>Provided your treatment is administered by a <a title="medical practitioner clinically trained to use injectables" href="/products/botox/who-should-you-trust-to-do-your-botox" target="_blank" rel="noopener">medical practitioner clinically trained to use injectables</a>, most types of non-surgical facelift treatments cause nothing more than minor redness, swelling or bruising.</p> <p>For added peace of mind, at <a title="https://www.consultingroom.com/clinic/dr-raquel-skin-and-medical-cosmetics" href="/clinic/dr-raquel-skin-and-medical-cosmetics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Dr Raquel Skin and Medical Cosmetics</a>, we only use temporary dermal fillers which have one of the best safety profiles of any injectable. Made from a dissolvable compound (hyaluronic acid), the treatment is reversible should a patient feel unsatisfied with the results.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>How Much Does a Non-surgical Facelift Cost?</strong></p> <p>The cost of a non-surgical facelift varies depending on your desired outcomes, the agreed treatment plan during the consultation and the amount of filler required for treatment.</p> <p>At <strong>Dr Raquel Skin and Medical Cosmetics</strong>, entry-level non-surgical facelift treatments start at <strong>£1,500</strong>.</p>

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