VM Medical Aesthetics

Lips should compliment your face, not overpower it 💋

First time lip filler for this gorgeous girl 🩷

I’m away to the magical isle between 3rd - 11th July 🌞

I’ll post some stories so you can have a nosey!

I will be still on social media but replies will be much slower, so bear with me please 🙏

Next availability:

📍 Solihull: Monday 20th July
📍 Atherstone: Tuesday 21st July
📍 Kineton: Tuesday 14th July

Victoria 💋

Less really can be more when it comes to lip filler 👄

A small amount of carefully placed dermal filler can enhance your natural shape, improve symmetry and restore lost volume without looking overdone. The goal isn’t always bigger lips… it’s creating soft, balanced results that still look like you, just a little more refreshed.

Who else loves a cheeky little half a ml?! 🙋🏻‍♀️

Perfect for hydrating & adding the smallest amount of plump 💋

One of my biggest regrets from my twenties was using sunbeds and tanning without sun protection. I was obsessed with being tanned and ignored every warning about UV damage.

Since becoming an aesthetic injector, I’ve learnt that sun damage ages the skin FAR QUICKER than injectables can reverse it. So if you want healthy, youthful skin long term, daily SPF is essential, even on cloudy days. If the skin is not healthy, your aesthetic treatments won’t be as good, and that’s a fact 💯

I personally love Eucerin Anti-Pigment SPF50+ because it’s lightweight, non-greasy and sits perfectly under makeup. I now wear SPF every day on my face, neck and hands.

Products such as tretinoin can also help fade sun damage over time by supporting collagen production and increasing skin cell turnover. The difference between the skin I’ve treated consistently with tretinoin for the last decade (face and neck) and other areas exposed to years of UV damage (my arms for example) is very noticeable now I’m 37.

If sharing my experience helps even one person protect their skin earlier, it’s worth it 🩷

In my thirties now I’ve also had two moles removed under a dermatologist because of suspected changes related to skin cancer. It makes me wish so badly that I hadn’t been such a wally when I was younger! It’s fake tan now for me all the way!