In some circumstances, yes. The first step is a clinical assessment to determine what product was previously used, where it was placed, how long ago treatment occurred and what is contributing to your current concern.

Patients may seek assessment because of asymmetry, unwanted volume, migration, irregularity, persistent swelling or simply because their aesthetic preferences have changed.

No. Not all products are made from the same material, and some cannot be reversed with a dissolving medicine. Your practitioner will need to establish, as far as possible, what was previously used before recommending any treatment.

It is very helpful if you have this information, including the product name, treatment date, areas treated and previous clinic records. If you are unsure, your practitioner can still assess the area and discuss appropriate next steps.

Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising can occur. Your practitioner will discuss expected recovery and aftercare with you before proceeding.

Yes. Any prescription treatment carries potential risks, including allergic reactions and other complications. Your medical history and suitability must therefore be assessed before treatment, and the relevant risks will be discussed during consultation.

Yes, you can book a consultation with us even if your previous treatment was performed elsewhere. Where possible, please bring any information you have about the previous product, amount used and treatment dates.

These symptoms require urgent medical assessment and should not wait for a routine cosmetic consultation. Contact your treating practitioner immediately or seek urgent medical care.