Corrective Care For Poor Aesthetic Work

In many cases, yes – but corrective work is complex and requires careful assessment. Some issues can be improved with dissolving, rebalancing, or conservative re-treatment, while others may take time and multiple stages to correct safely.

I’ll assess what’s been done previously, what products may have been used, and how your tissues are behaving before recommending any corrective plan.

Corrective work often carries higher risk because the anatomy has already been altered and products may still be present in the tissues. That’s why I take a particularly cautious, medically led approach and may recommend staged treatment rather than immediate correction.

I will always explain the risks clearly and make sure you feel informed and supported before proceeding.

The aim of corrective treatment is to restore balance, softness, and natural movement as much as possible. In some cases, we can significantly improve unwanted results; in others, improvement is partial and gradual.

I’ll be honest about what’s achievable in your situation. My focus is realistic improvement and long-term safety, not quick fixes.

Many people come to corrective work feeling upset, embarrassed, or anxious – which is completely understandable. I approach these consultations with care and without judgement. You won’t be criticised for having had previous treatment.

I take time to listen to what you’ve experienced and how it’s affected you. Restorative care isn’t just about physical correction – it’s about helping you feel safe and supported in your choices moving forward.