Discuss non-surgical options for areas such as lips, cheeks, and jawline with qualified medical practitioners in Sydney. Suitability varies individually.
Facial Volume Consultations
At Body Sculpting Clinics, our qualified medical practitioners provide consultations for individuals interested in exploring non-surgical options that may support facial balance, volume, or definition. During your consultation, your practitioner will review your features, discuss your goals, and outline whether a non-surgical approach may be clinically appropriate.
*Disclaimer: Results vary from patient to patient.
At Body Sculpting Clinics, every client begins with a consultation with a qualified medical practitioner. During this appointment, your practitioner will:
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Review your features and discuss areas of concern such as lips, cheeks, chin, or jawline.
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Explain whether a non-surgical option may be clinically appropriate for you.
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Outline the potential risks, aftercare, and follow-up requirements.
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Provide personalised advice based on your individual needs and goals.
All treatment decisions are made after consultation. Suitability and outcomes differ from person to person.
At Body Sculpting Clinics, your practitioner will provide personalised guidance on how to support your treatment journey. While recommendations vary between individuals, discussions in consultation may include:
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Following the tailored aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner.
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Allowing the recommended time between appointments where staged sessions are advised.
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Maintaining healthy lifestyle choices, such as balanced nutrition, hydration, and regular activity.
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Scheduling follow-up consultations if your practitioner recommends review.
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Asking questions during your consultation so you feel informed and supported.
Because every person is different, suitability and outcomes vary. Your practitioner will outline what is most appropriate for your circumstances.
Top Requested Treatment Areas
At Body Sculpting Clinics, our qualified medical practitioners provide consultations for individuals considering non-surgical options to support facial balance or definition. Areas commonly discussed in consultation may include:
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Lips and surrounding features
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Cheeks
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Chin
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Jawline
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Lower face
Every consultation is personalised. Your practitioner will review your features, discuss your goals, and outline whether a non-surgical approach may be clinically appropriate for you.
Important Information
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All treatment decisions are made following consultation with a qualified medical practitioner.
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Suitability, risks, and outcomes vary between individuals.
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This information is general in nature and not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are facial volume consultations?
A facial volume consultation is a one-on-one appointment with a qualified medical practitioner. It gives you the opportunity to discuss non-surgical options for areas such as the lips, cheeks, chin, or jawline.
How long do facial volume treatments last?
The duration and effect of any non-surgical option will vary for each individual. Your practitioner will provide guidance on review timelines and follow-up care during your consultation.
How should I prepare for my appointment?
Preparation is different for every person. Your practitioner will give you tailored advice before any procedure to ensure you are fully informed.
What can I expect during the consultation?
Your practitioner will review your features, discuss your goals, and outline whether non-surgical options may be clinically appropriate. They will also explain potential risks, aftercare, and next steps.
Is there downtime after a non-surgical facial volume procedure?
Experiences differ between individuals. Your practitioner will explain what to expect, provide personalised aftercare guidance, and recommend if follow-up is required.
Post-treatment care?
- Keep the area clean
- Apply a cool compress to the site for ten minutes every hour, on the day of treatment
- Avoid any facial treatments immediately after treatment
- Avoid excessive pressure or any ‘facing-down’ (e.g. massage) treatments for 24 hours
- You may wish to sleep with your head slightly elevated to avoid pressure on the area 24 hours after treatment
- Avoid excessive exercise and exposure to heat for the first 24 hours
- Avoid lipsticks, AHA, retinols, or vitamin C for the first 24 hours
- Avoid saunas for two weeks
- Arnica pilules or Hirudoid cream may help reduce bruising
- You may wish to take anti-histamines as required to assist reduce swelling
- Ensure you attend your review appointment
Follow-up and next steps?
- We want to ensure that you are happy and that optimal results are achieved, it is important that you attend a review appointment and assessment at two weeks to check the aesthetic outcome.
- Your health and well-being is our priority. If you are concerned about any aspect of your treatment, please contact your clinic immediately we are here to help.
Important Information
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All consultations and procedures are carried out by qualified medical practitioners.
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Suitability, risks, and outcomes vary between individuals.
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This information is general in nature and not a substitute for professional medical advice.
