Enhance Me Aesthetics

Ellie had only had her lips done four times before they ended up looking like this, and four appointments really isn’t that much.

She noticed a lump very early on, but instead of addressing the cause, she was repeatedly told to add more filler to disguise it.

Over time, that left her with significant migration, lumps, very little definition and a lip shape that completely overpowered the rest of her face.

So we started again.

We dissolved everything at the beginning of this year and have slowly rebuilt her lips. This is her third refill, and look at the difference.

Across those three appointments, she’s had just over 2ml in total.

That’s why I’m so big on taking your time with lips.

It isn’t always about adding more. It’s about understanding the anatomy, respecting the tissue, knowing where product should sit, how deep it should go and how much the lips can actually accommodate.

Ellie also had a small pocket at the front of her lip where that original lump had been. So every time we’ve added filler, we’ve had to be really careful about placement and take things slowly to avoid putting product straight back into that area.

Because her lips had been so migrated, I also didn’t want to overfill them at each appointment and risk creating the same problem all over again.

Three refills later, she has shape. She has definition. She has volume that actually works with her natural anatomy.

And most importantly, her lips complement her face rather than overpowering it.

She feels amazing. And that is exactly what I want from lip filler.

If you’re unhappy with your lips after previous filler, you don’t necessarily have to just live with them.

DM me “LIPS” and we can chat about what might be possible for you.

Ellie had only had her lips done four times before they ended up looking like this.

And four appointments really isn’t that much.

She noticed a lump very early on, but instead of addressing the cause, she was repeatedly told to add more filler to disguise it.

Over time, that left her with significant migration, lumps, very little definition and a lip shape that completely overpowered the rest of her face.

So we started again.

We dissolved everything at the beginning of this year and have slowly rebuilt her lips. This is her third refill, and just look at the difference.

Across those three appointments, she’s had just over 2ml in total.

That’s why I’m so big on taking your time with lips.

It isn’t always about adding more. It’s about understanding the anatomy, respecting the tissue, knowing where product should sit, how deep it should go and how much the lips can actually accommodate.

Ellie also had a small pocket at the front of her lip where that original lump had been. So every time we’ve added filler, we’ve had to be really careful about placement and take things slowly to avoid putting product straight back into that area.

Because her lips had been so migrated, I also didn’t want to overfill them at each appointment and risk creating the same problem all over again.

Three refills later, she has shape. She has definition. She has volume that actually works with her natural anatomy.

And most importantly, her lips complement her face rather than overpowering it.

She feels amazing. And that is exactly what I want from lip filler.

If you’re unhappy with your lips after previous filler, you don’t necessarily have to just live with them.

DM me “LIPS” and we can chat about what might be possible for you.

September, that’s a wrap 🤍

Feeling very lucky to have the best clients who trust me, come back to me and let me do what I love every single day.

Thank you, always 🤍

Good skin doesn’t happen from one treatment.

It’s about knowing what your skin needs, when it needs it, and having a plan that changes as your skin does.

DM me skin to see how I can help you x

Matte or gloss. Which do you prefer? 🤍

A gorgeous lip today with my signature technique to define the borders, lift the Cupids Bow and add some volume throughout the lip. Loveeeeee 🤍

The best aesthetic work isn’t the work everyone notices.
It’s the work you notice.

Nothing obvious. Just better.

There’s a lot that looks like expertise.

Followers. A beautiful clinic. Lots of treatments. The latest technique.

But none of those things tell you how well someone actually understands a face.

For me, it comes down to the assessment, the anatomy, the evidence and knowing when to say no.

That’s the standard I hold myself to, every single time 🤍