4 THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE COSMETIC TREATMENT
1. YOUR HEALTH
Top physical and mental health are paramount to cosmetic outcomes. Cosmetic treatments cannot be performed if you are unwell. Treatment is contraindicated during any active or recent acute illness (including cold or flu) and can cause severe immediate or delayed complications if performed during this time. It is also important to consider your mental health, are you getting treatment for the right reasons? Cosmetic treatments are designed to enhance your existing natural beauty, not recreate anyone else’s or replicate an Instagram filter. Your expectations of results must be realistic and you must understand it can often take several appointments to achieve your desired result.
2. WHOS BEHIND THE NEEDLE
At a minimum, ninety percent of your results are in the hands of your treating practitoner. Education, experience and aesthetic taste are all key when it comes to choosing the right practitioner for you. Be sure to ask your practitioner what cosmetic specific training and experience they have, and most importantly, what they plan to do in an emergency. Your injector should be able to succinctly explain any emergency protocols and after cares and should not be ruffled or offended by this question
3. THE PRODUCT USED
There are many different beauty and injectable products on the market, which much like Wish to Louis Vuitton, can vary greatly in quality! All products used at Face Forme are of extremely high quality and have undergone stringent and extensive health and safety screenings to be available for approved use in Australia. Even still, amongst these high-quality brands, there are certain products that will suit your particular anatomy and help to achieve your desired results better than others. Please trust your treating practitioner when they recommend one product over another in our clinic.
4. YOUR BUDGET
Like most things in life, when it comes to treatment results, you get what you pay for, and your face is not the time to skimp or budget. When it comes to injectables, you are better off waiting until you can afford the recommended treatment and dosages, rather than skimping and ending up not achieving your desired result and needing to pay more in top ups in the long run.