Injectables
Jun 4, 2026
2 min read
Who is injecting, what is in the syringe and what happens if you don’t like it. Ask these at any clinic, including ours.
Dr. Daniel Mensah
Biostimulators & body
Medically reviewed by
Dr. Iris Calloway
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A good clinician will be glad you asked. These questions work at any clinic, including ours.
In short
Ask who is injecting and what training they have.
Ask to see the product and its batch number.
Ask what happens if you are not happy at two weeks.
Who and what
Start with the person. You should know their name, their licence and how often they do this treatment. Then ask about the product.
Who will inject me, and what is their training?
Which product is it, and can I see the box?
How many units or syringes do you suggest, and why?
You should be able to ask anything before a needle comes out.
What happens afterwards
Ask what a normal week looks like and who you call if something feels wrong. The answer should include a name and a phone number, not only a form.
What should I expect in the first two weeks?
What happens if I don’t like the result?
If a question makes someone defensive, that tells you more than the answer would have.
Dr. Daniel Mensah, biostimulators and body
The product is opened in front of you, and the batch goes in your chart.
How we answer them
Every plan here names your clinician, the product and the amount before you start. The check-in at two weeks is included, and your chart records the batch number.
When to come in
If you had treatment elsewhere and something feels wrong, you are welcome here too. Call us and we will look the same day if we can.
General information, not medical advice. Your clinician will confirm what suits your skin.
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