Corium Clinic Aesthetics

Corium Clinic Aesthetics

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Aesthetics Nurse Prescribed (MSc, INP)
NMC+BAMAN Registered
Injectables. Devices. Skincare. Based in Lincolnshire

Corium Clinic provides non-surgical treatments in the comfort and privacy of your own home. You will be treated by a registered nurse who is qualified to prescribe and administer wrinkle relaxing treatments and dermal fillers. The procedures available can alter your appearance without the need for invasive surgery. Treatments:

• Facial lines and wrinkles

• Brow lift

• Lip and cheek enhancements

Photos from Corium Clinic Aesthetics's post 24/08/2026

Walking into a clinic for the first time can feel daunting, so here's what you never need to apologise for with me 🤍

Here, you can rest assured that you're in safe, honest hands from the first hello. No pressure, judgement, or silly questions!

If you've been putting off that first appointment, this is your sign. Book a consultation whenever you're ready, and we'll take it at your pace 🤍

22/08/2026

If you’ve ever wanted lip filler but held back for fear of looking done, this will change how you think about filler 👄👆🏽

She came to me because her lips had thinned over the years and she wanted a little of that softness back. Not bigger lips, just subtle volume, smoother fine lines, and above all to still look completely like herself.

That worry is exactly where so much hesitation around lip filler comes from, because people assume everyone’s chasing bigger lips. Most of my patients aren’t at all. They simply want to restore what time has taken and enhance what’s already there. Done properly, it was never about size, it’s about hydration, gentle support and balance, and where the product goes matters far more than how much of it is used.

For her, that meant a tiny amount of hyaluronic acid, carefully placed to bring back volume, soften those fine lines and refine definition, all while keeping the lovely shape she already had. The aim was never for anyone to spot she’d had anything done, just for her lips to look fresher and healthier.

And that’s exactly what we got. Still her lips, just softer, smoother and a little more defined.

Lip filler isn’t right for everyone, which is why a consultation always comes first. I’m offering complimentary consultations until the end of August, so message LIPS or tap the link in my bio to book yours in clinic 💌

Photos from Corium Clinic Aesthetics's post 20/08/2026

The two-finger lift in the mirror. Almost every woman over forty has done it at some point!

That gesture tells me more than any other description could, and it's usually what brings someone to me in the first place. What surprises most patients is that the answer rarely lies where they've been pointing.

Treating a jowl by putting product into the jowl is one of the most common errors I see, and it's why so many people come to me having had treatment elsewhere that made no real difference.

I've broken down what's actually happening beneath the surface when the jawline starts to lose its definition, and why understanding that changes everything about how it should be treated 👉🏼

It's also worth reading if you've been told surgery is your only option, because for a lot of women it isn't.

If your jawline has been bothering you, come in, and we'll work out what's causing it and what will make a difference. Tap the link in my bio to book.

18/08/2026

Tear trough filler gets treated as the obvious fix for tired eyes, and that’s where a lot of people go wrong.

The under-eye is one of the most complex areas of the face to treat well, yet it’s often approached as if there’s only one lever to pull. Volume. When someone books in convinced filler is the answer, the honest conversation is usually that their eyes are tired for reasons filler was never going to solve, and in the wrong case it can make things look worse rather than better.

Getting this area right starts with working out what’s actually going on, not defaulting to a syringe. Sometimes filler genuinely is part of the picture. More often it isn’t, and a proper assessment saves you from a result you’ll want reversed six months later.

If you’ve been told tear trough filler is your only option, or you’re tired of looking tired no matter what you try, book a consultation first. Send me a message to explore the options, or tap the link in my bio to book a consultation 💌

Photos from Corium Clinic Aesthetics's post 17/08/2026

Profhilo is the treatment I'm asked about most, and the one people arrive with the most wrong ideas about ✨️

It isn't a filler and it won't lift your face. It's a bioremodelling treatment that stimulates collagen and elastin and hydrates the skin from within, so the result is a change in skin quality rather than structure. Useful for laxity and dull, thinning skin. Not the answer for jowls or volume loss.

I've answered the rest of the questions I get every week in clinic. How many sessions you actually need, whether it's worth it in your 30s, and what it won't do 👉🏽

If you want to know whether it's right for your skin, tap the link in my bio or DM "PROFHILO" for more info 💌

13/08/2026

Polynucleotides are one of the most hyped treatments in aesthetics right now, which is exactly why it’s worth being honest about what they can’t do.

They’re a treatment I genuinely rate, particularly for the delicate skin under the eyes where good options have always been limited. But the way they’re talked about online has built up expectations that don’t quite match how they actually work, and that gap is where disappointment tends to come from. Going in with a clear understanding of their limits is what makes the results feel worth it.

👉🏽 They won’t erase deep lines that have been settling in for years.

👉🏽 They won’t lift significant laxity or replace a treatment designed to firm and tighten.

👉🏽 And they certainly won’t transform your skin after a single session.

What they do brilliantly is improve the quality, hydration and overall health of the skin, working gradually with your own repair processes over a course.

This is a treatment that rewards patience, so it suits people who understand they’re investing in a gradual improvement rather than an overnight change.

If you’d like to know whether polynucleotides are right for your skin, send me a message and I’ll talk you through it, or head to the link in our bio to book a consultation at Corium Clinic 💌

Photos from Corium Clinic Aesthetics's post 10/08/2026

If your moisturiser could rebuild collagen, I'd be out of a job.

This is one of the conversations I have most often in clinic, usually with patients who are spending a considerable amount on products every month and can't understand why their skin still isn't behaving.

They're doing everything they've been told to do. The problem is what they've been told.

I've put together what's actually happening when you apply a product, where the limits are, and which treatments hold up when you look at the evidence rather than the packaging.

Swipe for more, because it will change how you spend your money on your skin 👉🏼

If you're investing in skincare and not seeing the results you hoped for, DM "SKIN" or tap the link in my bio and we'll look at it properly together.

08/08/2026

If your favourite skincare has suddenly stopped working, it’s probably not the products that have changed. It’s your skin!

This is something so many women reach out about around menopause, often feeling confused and a little frustrated that the routine they’ve relied on for years seems to have stopped delivering overnight. The good news is there’s a clear reason for it, and understanding that reason is the first step to putting it right.

As oestrogen levels fall during menopause, your skin changes in ways that catch people out. It produces less collagen, less oil and holds onto far less moisture, which is why it can suddenly feel drier, thinner and more sensitive, with fine lines seeming to appear from nowhere. Your skincare hasn’t failed you. Your skin has simply entered a new phase, and it needs a different kind of support to match.

This is actually the ideal moment to rethink things, focusing on ingredients that rebuild the barrier and support collagen, alongside in-clinic treatments that restore hydration and skin quality. Menopause absolutely doesn’t mean resigning yourself to dull, dry skin - it just means your routine needs to evolve alongside you.

If your skin has changed and you’re not sure where to start, message ‘MENOPAUSE’ and I’ll help you build a plan, or head to the link in our bio to book a consultation at Corium Clinic 💌

Photos from Corium Clinic Aesthetics's post 06/08/2026

Most people who tell me they’d never have lip filler have only ever seen bad lip filler.

That’s the real issue. The only results anyone notices are the ones that went too far, so those become the reference point for what the treatment actually does. Nobody stops a woman in the street to comment on how well balanced her lips look, which means the good work stays invisible and the poor work sets the reputation.

After hundreds of lip treatments, the difference between a result you’d never guess at and one you can spot from across the room usually comes down to the same few decisions:

→ Assessing the lip in front of me rather than working to a formula. Using the amount that suits the person, not defaulting to a full syringe because that’s how it’s sold.

→ Placing product precisely where the anatomy allows it to sit.

→ Choosing a filler soft enough to move the way lips are meant to move.

→And knowing when to stop, even if there’s product left in the syringe.

None of that is complicated. It does take time, a proper conversation beforehand and a willingness to put the needle down when the result is right.

Swipe for how I approach it 👉🏼

If you’d like to know what lip filler could realistically do for you, book a consultation through the link in my bio and we’ll have an honest conversation about it🤍

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