Profhilo or Sunekos? One suits firmness across the face, neck and hands, the other fine lines and the eye area. How we choose, what each costs, and when neither is right.

A teaspoon holds 5ml, so 0.5ml of lip filler is about a tenth of one. What each amount can achieve, who each tends to suit, and why the right amount is decided at the assessment, not the price list.

In Surrey, one area of anti-wrinkle treatment usually costs £175 to £250, and three areas £300 to £400. What drives the price, what should be included, and what we charge in Reigate.

Doctors, dentists and nurses can all be careful, skilled injectors. The differences are in registration, prescribing and accountability. Here is what each means, and how to check who is treating you.

Profhilo usually suits skin that has lost firmness; polynucleotides suit thin, crepey, sun-damaged or scarred skin. Here is how we choose between them, and where Sunekos fits.

What PRP for thinning hair actually involves, session by session: who it suits and who it doesn't, how many treatments, when you might notice a difference, the risks and the cost.

When to book anti-wrinkle injections, filler and skin boosters before your wedding, and what to avoid in the final weeks. The timeline we work to at our Reigate clinic.

“Dull” can mean texture, skin quality or shadow, and each needs a different answer. How we tell them apart, and where PRP, skin boosters and anti-wrinkle injections each fit.

Skin boosters improve skin quality. Dermal fillers restore volume. How we decide which one you actually need at our doctor-led clinic in Reigate.

The visible effect of filler softens over 12 to 18 months, but MRI studies show the product itself can persist for years. What that means for maintenance, from a doctor-led clinic in Reigate.

Hyaluronic acid filler replaces what is missing and can be dissolved; collagen stimulators work slowly and cannot be undone. How we decide which one suits you.

Tired-looking under-eyes have several causes. Sometimes the answer is filler under the eye, often it is the cheek, and occasionally it is neither. How we tell which you have.

PRP uses your own blood to improve skin texture and tone. What it realistically does, what it doesn’t, how it compares with skin boosters, and when it’s fair to judge it.

Yes, and when it doesn’t, the cause is almost always dose and placement rather than the treatment itself. What separates a result nobody notices from one everybody does.

Autumn shedding is common and usually settles on its own. How to tell it apart from thinning that won’t, what is worth testing, and why PRP isn’t the answer for shedding.