EMMIE ANNA aesthetics

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Winter doesn’t just affect the skin on your cheeks.

The delicate skin around the eyes can be one of the first areas where dehydration, dullness and tiredness become noticeable.

Polynucleotides are one of the treatments I love discussing when the focus is skin quality rather than changing your features.

Think healthier-looking, more hydrated, refreshed skin — rather than changing the way you look.

If you’ve noticed any of these now is the right time to be booking in for a consultation.

Filler migration is one of those topics I get asked about ALL the time — and I completely understand why.

So… can filler migrate?

Yes. But it’s not quite as simple as “filler moves around your face”.

There are several factors that can contribute to migration, including the type and amount of filler used, where it’s placed, injection technique and your individual anatomy.

And importantly, not every bit of fullness is filler migration.

Sometimes it can be swelling, product settling, or simply having too much filler placed in an area over time.

This is why I’m such a big believer in a considered approach to aesthetics.

You don’t always need more filler.
You don’t always need to “fix” something.
And sometimes, the best treatment is knowing when to stop.

Good aesthetics should enhance your features — not change them beyond recognition. 🤍

Have you ever worried about filler migration? Let me know in the comments.

Nearly 3 years ago I found out I was pregnant with my daughter - I was working a 9-5 alongside working aesthetics.

I lost my job during my maternity leave and had no idea what I was going to do as my aesthetic business was still in the early years.

My maternity leave was coming to an end, I had lost all confidence in myself and my abilities until someone I love told me whatever I put my mind to I could do. The same few words I had once told him a few years before❤️

This is when EMMIE Anna Aesthetics was born & I couldn’t here proud of the journey I’ve been on and the woman/mother/business owner I today ❤️

Life is hard, but life is also what you make of it. I am so grateful to have people around me whose believe in me when I loose the ability to believe in myself.

If I wanted my skin to look its best throughout the colder months, this is what I’d be doing NOW. 🤍

I wouldn’t wait until my skin is already dry, dull and feeling tight before doing something about it.

I’d focus on:

✨ Supporting my skin barrier
✨ Keeping hydration levels up
✨ Being consistent with SPF
✨ Not overdoing harsh actives
✨ Starting any treatments early enough to actually see the benefits

Your winter skin prep doesn’t need to be complicated — but it does need to be consistent.

And if you’re considering a skin treatment, now is a much better time to start planning than leaving it until December.

Healthy-looking skin is a process, not a last-minute fix. 🤍

One thing I said I never wanted to do when I had children was work weekends.

But since running my own business I’ve realised working weekends doesn’t mean working a shift someone else has scheduled for me.

Saturday consisted of working a morning clinic, seeing some of my favourite clients who made it all worth while, drinking my favourite coffee & spending the afternoon with my family.

This is the reason why I keep pushing, working harder and staying consistent - because even though I’m not exactly where I want to be right now, it’s all worth it for this ❤️

Thursday is clinic day, so come along with me.

Life’s been throwing me curve ball after curve ball, and I needed to let a few things slide for a while, which meant to paused my studying for a couple of months.

But I’m back and ready to get my head back into the books - I’ll have a little more free time now my daughters starting pre-school 🥹😭.