Peak Aesthetics

4 Years of Support & Growth.
A huge thank you to all my local customers who have supported me from day one. ❤️

Four years on, I’m still incredibly grateful to have customers coming back and supporting my business.

Your loyalty, word of mouth and continued support mean more than you know. 🙏🏽

And now… a new chapter! 🎉 Becoming a prescriber is something I’m so proud of, and I’m really excited to see where this next step takes me and the doors it will open.

Here’s to growth, new opportunities and continuing to build something I’m proud of. 🥂✨
Thank you for being part of the journey! ❤️

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⚠️ Aesthetic Practitioners – An Important Clinical Update

As the use of GLP-1 weight loss medications such as Mounjaro® (tirzepatide), Zepbound® and Ozempic®/Wegovy® (semaglutide) continues to rise, it’s important that we stay informed about emerging evidence that may impact our patients.

There have been reports of delayed inflammatory reactions occurring in some patients with previous hyaluronic acid products after starting GLP-1 medications. These reactions can present as swelling, tenderness, redness or firm nodules in areas where filler was placed, sometimes many months after treatment.

The good news is that these reactions appear to be rare. Current evidence suggests they may be an immune-mediated inflammatory response in susceptible individuals rather than the medication directly affecting the filler itself. At present, the exact mechanism is still being investigated, and more research is needed.

This isn’t about causing alarm or discouraging the use of either dermal fillers/skin boosters or GLP-1 medications. Instead, it’s about ensuring we continue to provide the safest possible care through good consultation, informed consent and ongoing clinical awareness.

As practitioners, it’s worth considering:
✔️ Asking whether patients are currently taking, or are planning to start, a GLP-1 medication.
✔️ Advising patients to contact their practitioner promptly if they notice swelling, redness, tenderness or lumps in areas of previous filler treatment after starting these medications.
✔️ Keeping consultation forms and medical histories up to date as new evidence emerges.

Our consultation processes should evolve alongside the science. Staying informed, reviewing our protocols and sharing knowledge with one another helps us maintain the highest standards of patient safety.

Have you updated your consultation forms to include GLP-1 medications, or have you encountered this in practice? I’d be interested to hear your experiences. 🥰

1st Session Lip Filler Dissolving ✨

The difference after just one dissolving session is astonishing! 🤍

Some clients may require more than one session to achieve their desired result, depending on the type and amount of filler present.

Keep an eye out for the refilled results coming soon! 👀💋

Please note: • Not all fillers can be dissolved, so it's important to know which product was originally used. • Always choose a fully trained, qualified medical professional to carry out filler dissolving. • Hyaluronidase (the dissolving product) is a prescription-only medicine and should only be prescribed and administered appropriately.

Your safety should always come first. 🤍

LipGoals

Sometimes, less really is more. 💕

This beautiful client decided to dissolve her lip filler after experiencing puffiness, filler migration, and creasing. The result?

Softer, more natural-looking lips with improved shape and definition.

The best part? She loved the outcome so much that she chose not to have her lips refilled.

Natural lips are making a comeback, and more clients are choosing subtle, balanced results over an overfilled look. Every face is unique, and the right treatment is the one that makes you feel your most confident.

Thinking about dissolving your filler or unsure if your lips need a refresh?
Book a consultation, and let's create a treatment plan that's right for you.