Aftercare
Sep 10, 2026
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Fourteen days in, we look again, adjust if needed and write down what comes next.
Dr. Iris Calloway
Medical & aesthetic dermatology
Medically reviewed by
Dr. Daniel Mensah
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Most injectables have not finished settling until around day fourteen. Judging them earlier means judging a half-finished result.
In short
Day fourteen is when we judge the result.
Small differences between the two sides are normal.
The check-in is included and booked before you leave.
What we check
We compare your photographs, look at symmetry and ask how your face feels when you talk. Small differences between the two sides are normal, and some we leave alone.
How the area moves when you speak and smile
Whether one side settled faster than the other
Anything that felt odd during the two weeks
You look first, then we compare with your photographs.
What can change
A small top-up, or a note for next time. Starting low means a second visit is a plan rather than a repair.
If nothing needs changing, the visit takes ten minutes and we write down what worked.
I would rather see you at two weeks and change nothing than have you wonder for three months.
Dr. Iris Calloway, medical director
Changes at this visit are small, and they go in your chart.
How it is booked
The check-in is included. It is booked before you leave, with the same clinician, so you are not left to decide alone whether something looks right.
When to come in
Don’t wait for your check-in if you notice severe pain, spreading redness or a change in your vision. Call us the same day.
General information, not medical advice. Your clinician will confirm what suits your skin.
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