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<p><strong>How does your approach to the consultation process differ between age groups?</strong></p>
<div><em>My approach to the injectables consultation process varies between age groups due to differences in aesthetic goals, skin concerns, and expectations. Younger patients often seek injectables for preventive purposes and to address minor aesthetic concerns. They may want to enhance their natural features, correct asymmetry, or reduce early signs of ageing. I firstly assess to see whether there is truly a need for intervention, and if I don’t feel treatment is necessary or appropriate I advise them as to why injectable treatments are not the right option at the present moment. I tend to place more of an emphasis on investing in medical-grade <a title="skincare" href="/treatment/tretinoin-hydroquinone" target="_blank" rel="noopener">skincare</a> and discuss lifestyle habits that can help prevent signs of ageing.</em></div>
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<div><em>The majority of my patients are middle-aged, and they generally want to address more noticeable signs of ageing, such as wrinkles, volume loss, and skin laxity but always emphasise wanting a conservative approach. I carry out a comprehensive assessment of their facial volume, skin texture, and laxity and then formulate a treatment plan to include more specific concerns such as marionette lines, and sagging skin. We also discuss maintenance plans and future treatments to ensure that they are ageing well in the best way they can. </em></div>
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<div><em>My more mature patients, typically seek injectables to rejuvenate their appearance and address advanced signs of ageing. As part of the consultation process, I set realistic expectations about what injectables can achieve and tend to focus more on volume restoration with dermal fillers, though other treatments such as Profhilo and anti-ageing injectables also play a part in their overall care.</em></div>

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