A longer view
of skin support.
Some treatment plans focus on gradual change. Jenny considers collagen-stimulating injectables within the wider picture of your facial structure, skin and long-term goals.
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Collagen-Stimulating Treatments
Collagen-stimulating injectables work differently from conventional hyaluronic acid fillers. Sculptra® contains poly-L-lactic acid and is designed to stimulate collagen production, with changes developing gradually.
- A gradual approach to change
- Discussing changes in skin support
- Understanding treatment timelines
- Building a longer-term plan
A plan built
around you.
The choice begins with the outcome you want, not the newest product name. Jenny will assess whether this category is appropriate, explain the differences between options and talk through the time and follow-up involved. A treatment that requires patience should come with a plan you understand.
Meet Jenny →Your consultation.
Discuss the proposed product, treatment areas, number of visits and total expected investment. Jenny will explain what may be visible early on and how later changes are assessed. The plan should include time to review your response before further decisions.
Time to settle.
Injection-related swelling, bruising or tenderness may occur. Follow the product-specific aftercare provided by Jenny. A gradual treatment response should not be confused with the temporary fullness or swelling immediately after an appointment.
Your questions,
considered.
Is Sculptra the same as hyaluronic acid filler?
No. Sculptra is a different type of injectable, with a different mechanism and treatment timeline. Jenny will explain why one approach may fit your goals better than another.
Will I see the final result immediately?
Collagen-stimulating treatment is planned around gradual change. Your clinician will explain when and how the outcome should be reviewed.
Is every collagen-stimulating product interchangeable?
No. Formulation, intended use, risks and aftercare differ. Product selection requires a clinical assessment.
What should I ask before treatment?
Ask about the product, suitability, number of sessions, expected recovery, possible nodules or other complications, alternatives and overall cost.
Treatment suitability, benefits, risks and alternatives are discussed during consultation. Individual results vary. Contact the clinic for personalised advice.
See the wider picture.
Hand Rejuvenation
Your hands deserve the same considered approach. Jenny assesses changes in volume and appearance, then discusses whether a treatment such as Radiesse® may suit your concerns.
Explore treatment →PRP Treatments
Platelet-rich plasma may be part of a personalised aesthetic plan. Jenny’s role is to explain the treatment clearly, discuss the evidence and help you understand whether it fits your goals.
Explore treatment →Dermal Fillers
Small changes in volume can change the way a face feels. Jenny takes a considered approach to dermal fillers, looking at the relationships between your features before deciding where treatment may help.
Explore treatment →Start with what
matters to you.
You don’t need to arrive with a treatment chosen. Bring your questions and let the conversation begin.
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