The Beauty Doc

Who you choose for your treatment really does matter.

If you’d like to book a consultation, tap the link in my bio or send me a DM and I’ll get back to you personally!

I've often dissolved filler when there’s been too much placed, when it’s been done too frequently, or if migration has occurred. It allows us to reset things properly and create a more natural result going forward.

If you have any questions about filler, comment below or send me a DM!

Who you choose for your treatment really matters.

If you’d like to book a consultation, tap the link in my bio or send me a DM and I’ll get back to you personally.

If you have a question, the best thing to do is book a consultation.

It’s very difficult to give accurate advice from a photo or video. In person, we can properly assess everything and figure out what’s right for you!

Book your consultation through the link in my bio or send me a message.

How long does filler typically last?

It really depends on the area being treated and the type of filler used, but in most cases you can expect results to last anywhere from 6–18 months.

If you’re thinking about filler but aren’t sure what to expect, send me a message or tap the link in my bio to book a consultation and we can talk it through.

I also run a clinic in Newbridge, Kildare!

I’m there two full days each month, and you can find the available dates through the booking link on my Instagram.

If you’d like to book in, tap the link in my bio or just send me a message and I’ll come back to you personally.

A lot of patients ask me about filler migration and whether it’s something they should worry about.

In most cases, when filler is placed correctly by an experienced practitioner, migration shouldn’t be an issue.

That’s why choosing the right practitioner is one of the most important parts of the process.

If you have any questions about filler treatments, send me a message or tap the link in my bio to book a consultation.

Most people know anti-wrinkle injections for treating lines like the forehead and crow’s feet.

But they’re also used for a number of medical concerns, including teeth grinding and migraines.

It’s a very versatile treatment when used appropriately.

If you’re curious about whether this treatment could help you, send me a message or arrange a consultation.

When it comes to treatments in your 50s, ageing becomes much more individual and subjective.

The most important question I ask patients is simple:
what is actually bothering you?

If you’re thinking about treatments but aren’t sure where to start, send me a message or book a consultation through the link in my bio.

In your 40s, many people start to notice changes in their face that weren’t there before.

Hormonal changes, particularly around perimenopause and menopause, can lead to volume loss.

This is where treatments like filler can help restore volume and give a natural, refreshed look.

If you’d like advice on what treatments might suit you, DM me or book a consultation.

A lot of people ask me when the right time is to start aesthetic treatments in your 30s.

The truth is, it’s different for everyone. I usually recommend waiting until static lines start to appear - the lines that are visible even when your face is relaxed.

For some people that might be early 30s, for others it can be much later.

If you’re unsure whether it’s the right time for you, send me a message or book a consultation and we can talk it through.