- Why should I choose Cosmetic Facial Clinic?
- How can I get advice before committing to a consultation?
- Do I need a referral from my GP?
- Will I always be seen by Paul Kirkland from consultation, through procedure, to aftercare?
- Are the treatments safe?
- What happens during my first consultation?
- Which treatments can be done during the first consultation?
- Is there anything I should/should not do before a treatment?
- Is there anything I should/should not do after a treatment?
- How do I make payment?
- Is it possible that I might be refused treatment?
- What can I do if I am dissatisfied with my treatment?
- Who regulates the Cosmetic Facial Clinic?
Why should I choose Cosmetic Facial Clinic?
When considering cosmetic facial treatment professional advice from an experienced and suitably qualified surgeon is essential. By choosing the Cosmetic Facial Clinic you are assured that your treatment will take place in a safe, hygienic and comfortable environment and that your treatment will be performed by a surgeon who is an expert in cosmetic facial procedures.
How can I get advice before committing to a consultation?
Advice can be obtained from the Cosmetic Facial Clinic website or by
phoning
0870 1436743 and speaking to one of our advisors.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
You do not need a GP referral for a cosmetic consultation or treatment.
If you wish
to have surgery then your general practitioner will be contacted for
further medical
information.
Will I always be seen by Paul Kirkland from consultation, through procedure, to aftercare?
Yes, Paul Kirkland personally sees all clients from the initial consultation
to the
post operative period.
Are the treatments safe?
All treatments carry a small risk of complications which will be fully
discussed with
you at your initial consultation. By taking a full medical history and
selecting only those individuals who are suitable for each procedure
the risks are minimised.
What happens during my first consultation?
During the first consultation your concerns will be fully discussed and a facial assessment will be performed by Paul Kirkland.
If it is decided at this stage to go ahead with a procedure, a detailed medical history will be taken and the risks and side effects of that procedure will be explained.
Which treatments can be done during the first consultation?
Botox, dermal fillers, cheek enhancement, tear trough, lip enhancement and removal of skin lesions can all take place during your initial consultation. It is important to let the Cosmetic Facial Clinic know at the time of booking what treatments you are interested in having so that sufficient time can be allocated.
Is there anything I should/should not do before a treatment?
For all treatments it is advisable to stop taking aspirin and anti inflammatory tablets for one week prior to the procedure. It is also recommended to avoid alcohol for 24 hours beforehand.
Is there anything I should/should not do after a treatment?
Please refer to the specific treatments for aftercare advice.
How do I make payment?
Payment is due at the end of your procedure and we accept cash, debit
and most
major credit cards.
Is it possible that I might be refused treatment?
Paul Kirkland will only treat individuals who are medically suitable and have realistic expectations.
What can I do if I am dissatisfied with my treatment?
The Cosmetic Facial Clinic aims to provide a personal and professional
service to all
its clients. In the unlikely event of not being satisfied with your
treatment we would encourage you to contact the Cosmetic Facial Clinic
as soon as possible so that your concerns can be addressed and rectified.
Who regulates the Cosmetic Facial Clinic?
As a doctor and a surgeon Paul Kirkland is regulated by the General Medical Council (GMC Number 3335534). He undergoes annual appraisals and regular revalidation and also attends courses and conferences regularly to ensure he is up to date with all new advances and techniques.
