Inspired Nails, Beauty & Aesthetics

You see an injection around the eye… I’m looking at what the brow is doing. 👀

When assessing someone for a subtle chemical brow lift, I’m not simply looking at lines.

I’m looking at their individual muscle movement, brow position and the balance between the muscles influencing that area.

Can you believe this is JUST chin filler? 👀

The goal here wasn’t to create a huge or overly projected chin.

We wanted to improve the balance of the lower face.

By strategically treating the chin, we’ve created more definition through the lower face and visually given it that slimmer, more balanced appearance — without needing to fill every area you can see.

This is exactly why facial assessment matters.

Sometimes a client will point to their jawline or lower face and assume that’s where the filler needs to go.

But treating the right area can influence how we perceive the whole face.

It’s not always about adding MORE filler. It’s about putting the right amount in the right place.

If your lower face is something that bothers you but you don’t know whether it’s your chin, jawline or something else you’re actually seeing, DM me “CHIN” and we can assess it properly. 🤍

I WILL eventually show you the educational video I was actually trying to record 😂😂

The LOOK she gave me 😂😂

She came in fully glammed up and was absolutely not impressed when I started removing it 😭

Sorry girls… I appreciate the effort, I really do.

But the makeup around the treatment area is coming OFF 😂🧼

Please tell me I’m not the only practitioner who gets personally blamed for this? 😂

And clients — are you turning up bare faced or are you doing the full beat anyway knowing I’m about to wipe half of it off? 👇🏼😂

THE GOOD STUFF NO-GO AREAS 🚫💉

Knowing where to place toxin is important… but understanding where NOT to place it — and WHY — is just as important.

It’s not about copying a mapping pattern from Instagram. You need to understand the anatomy underneath, how the muscles interact and how your placement could affect function, symmetry and the final result.

Every face is different. Every treatment plan should be too. 🧠💉

I don’t just teach you where to put the dots — I teach you WHY.

This is a rough guide to demonstrate the areas we may avoid — treatment plans should always be tailored to the individual and based on a thorough understanding of facial anatomy.

Want to learn aesthetics with me? Drop me a message with TRAINING 🤍

Have you ever looked at your face and thought, “Why do I look sad when I’m not?” 👀

Sometimes it’s not your lips or even your chin itself.

Loss of support and hollowing around the chin/lower face can create shadows that visually pull everything down. Rather than simply adding more projection to the chin, we can assess the whole area and strategically restore support where it’s needed.

The aim? Not a bigger chin. A more balanced lower face.

Small changes in the right places can completely change the way light and shadow fall across the face — while still looking completely like YOU.

💌 DM “CHIN” for a consultation.

She asked me to soften the lines that were ageing her upper lip… look at the difference.
No anti wrinkle. Just a different approach to upper-lip lines.

Unpopular opinion… I don’t love using anti-wrinkle for smoker’s lines. 👀

I’ve been asked SO many times, “What can I actually do about these lines around my mouth?”

And until now, I’ve never loved the options enough.

For me, using tox around the mouth can sometimes affect movement and how the area feels — and when we’re dealing with deep, static lines that are visible even at rest, I wanted another approach.

So I went away and learnt a completely different technique… and THIS is the result. 🤍

No filter.
No smoothing.
No editing the before or after.

Just real skin and a result I’m genuinely excited about.

This is exactly why I’m constantly learning. If there’s an area my clients keep asking me about and I’m not happy with the options I currently have, I’ll go and find a better one.

If lines around your mouth bother you, DM me “LINES” and I’ll send you more information.

Results vary and treatment suitability is assessed individually.