You do not need to choose a procedure before you come in. These pages explain the options so you can arrive with useful questions.
Jawline, lower face and neck
FaceTite & AccuTite
For selected concerns about skin laxity and localised fullness, radiofrequency treatment beneath the skin may help improve contour. FaceTite and the smaller AccuTite applicator suit different treatment areas.
Assessment considers skin quality, fat distribution and the degree of laxity, together with recovery time and your expectations.
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Selected concerns about facial laxity
Minimally invasive thread lifting
Thread lifting uses threads placed beneath the skin to reposition selected tissues. It may be considered when a subtle change is appropriate for your anatomy and goals.
Your consultation covers the expected degree and duration of improvement, recovery, alternatives and risks such as bruising, infection or visible irregularities.
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An individual skin lesion
Skin tag, lesion & mole removal
Begin with a medical assessment of the lesion. Dr Chahal can discuss whether removal is appropriate, the method, likely healing and the possibility of a scar.
A new or changing mole needs medical assessment before cosmetic treatment. Further investigation or referral may be needed.
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Hair thinning and changes in density
Hair restoration
Start by understanding your pattern of hair loss and relevant medical history. Your assessment helps establish which options are appropriate and what ongoing care may involve.
A plan should explain realistic expectations, the proposed treatment schedule and how progress will be reviewed.
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All procedures have risks and results vary. Your consultation covers potential benefits, limitations, recovery and alternatives before you decide.