I tell my clients all the time that the aesthetics industry is a journey, not a quick fix. Skincare and a balanced lifestyle need to be followed to maintain your best results. Much like going for a facial once and believing it's going to clear up your acne. You have to be prepared to invest in your skin and follow any aftercare advise you are given. Education is key and as a client you need to be informed that every client is different, everyone's anatomy is different, and therefore everyone's results are different. It is important not to compare yourself or your results with others and focus on your own individual journey and goals.

I will never tell you I feel like you 'need' an aesthetics treatment if you haven't directly mentioned a concern in that area to me. I believe that this is completely irresponsible as someone who has a duty of care, to potentially create an insecurity around an area you may never have considered to be an issue.

Lastly, if I feel that you don't need a treatment, that the treatment you have asked for isn't the best treatment for your area of concern, or if you aren't a  suitable candidate for the treatment you have requested; then I will either suggest an alternative that is suitable, or that I feel would deliver better results, or just say no completely. For example I will never treat over filled or migrated areas without dissolving first. This is to protect you from further complications, along with not compromising on giving you the best result possible from your treatment.