GG Wellness · Injectables

Your features.
Your preferences.

Facial aesthetics should begin with a careful conversation. Whether you are considering a small refinement or exploring facial balance, we make space to discuss what you want—and what treatment can realistically offer.

A consultation is a chance to understand your options, possible risks and alternatives. There is time to decide, including choosing not to proceed.

Marylebone & Park Royal · By appointment only

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Your starting point

An individual face.
An individual assessment.

We start with your priorities and look at your features in context. Your previous treatment history, relevant health information and expectations are part of the assessment. A plan should reflect your own preferences rather than a trend or a fixed package.

Lips

Shape & proportion

Discuss what interests you about lip treatment, the degree of change you would feel comfortable with and any previous filler. Suitability, limitations and recovery should be explained before a decision.

Facial balance

Consider the whole face

A conversation about proportions and areas you would like assessed. The aim of a consultation is to identify whether an appropriate treatment option exists for your individual features and goals.

Subtle changes

A considered approach

A small change still deserves a careful assessment. Discuss the proposed product, amount, treatment area, alternatives and how the outcome would be reviewed.

The GG Wellness approach

Clarity before
any treatment.

You should know who will treat you, their professional role and relevant qualifications, what product is proposed, and why it is being recommended. Ask about expected benefits, limitations, costs and how complications are managed.

Tell us about previous injectables, including what was used and when if you know. Share relevant medical history, medicines, allergies and recent or planned procedures. The practitioner may recommend a different approach, more time, or no treatment.

Meet our team & approach →

Built around you

A personal plan.
A clear way forward.

Your questions, preferences and response belong in every stage of the journey.

01 / Consult

Listen and assess.

Explore your motivations, preferences and expectations. Consider your features and health history, and discuss the options without committing to a procedure.

02 / Consider

Understand the proposal.

Review the intended change, product, cost, recovery and possible complications. Take the time you need to decide and ask questions about alternatives.

03 / Follow up

Know what comes next.

If treatment goes ahead, understand aftercare, what to expect while the area settles and how a review or urgent concern will be handled.

Before & after your appointment

Aftercare should
feel clear.

Before you leave, you should know the expected recovery, the symptoms that need prompt attention and how to contact your treating practitioner. Follow the instructions for your specific treatment and avoid judging the outcome while swelling is still settling.

Good to know

Your questions.
Time for answers.

These are starting points for discussion. Your appointment is the place to talk through your individual circumstances and the options available.

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Independent reading: dermal filler information and risks ↗

Can I ask for a very subtle change?

Yes—describe your preferences clearly at consultation. The practitioner should explain whether your goal is realistic and appropriate. Subtle does not mean risk-free, and no exact appearance can be guaranteed.

What risks should I understand?

For dermal fillers, risks include swelling, bruising, tenderness, infection, lumps and asymmetry. Rare serious complications include blockage of a blood vessel, which can cause tissue damage, vision loss or stroke. Discuss product- and area-specific risks, practitioner training and emergency arrangements before treatment.

Is a consultation the same as agreeing to treatment?

No. It is an opportunity to gather information, consider options and decide whether to proceed. You can ask for more time or choose not to have treatment.

I have had filler elsewhere. Can I still enquire?

Yes. Tell us when and where you were treated, what product was used if known, and whether you have had any concerns. Assessment is needed before advice about further treatment.

How long will recovery or results take?

It depends on the treatment, area and individual response. Swelling and bruising can affect the early appearance. Ask your practitioner about settling time, review timing and how long any effect may last.

How do I arrange a consultation?

Contact us with the area you would like to discuss. We will clarify the appropriate appointment, practitioner, location and fees before you book.

Explore a little further

Connected care.
Your next chapter.

Get to know our approach, explore patient journeys as our collection grows, or ask for guidance before choosing your next step.

Begin with a conversation

Explore your options.
At your own pace.

Tell us what you would like to explore. We will help you understand the appropriate appointment, practitioner and next step.

Marylebone & Park Royal, London · By appointment only