Let me show you what natural lip filler actually looks like with a few before and after examples from my very own gorgeous clients that I’ve treated from across Berkshire and beyond.

Chin filler isn’t about having a pointy chin, it’s about support. A slightly short or recessed chin can throw off your whole profile, especially in photos. It can make the nose or lips look more prominent than they are, or make the lower face feel like it’s blending into the neck.

At Aesthetically Refined, I work with women, mostly in their 40s, 50s and beyond, who want to look fresher, not different.

Here are the best treatments to tackle a tired looking face with subtle, natural results (because we don’t do fake fresh here).

Here’s a breakdown of what actually happens to your face in your 30s vs your 40s and what you can do to keep looking fresh, not frozen.

Yes, filler can move. No, it doesn’t always. And yes, it’s usually avoidable if you go to someone who knows what they’re doing.

If you’ve ever typed “how to contour a round face” into Google and been met with a wall of makeup tutorials and jawlines you could hang a coat on - don’t worry, you’re not alone!

While everyone’s fussing over cheeks and lips, chin and jawline contouring quietly does the heavy lifting. You heard it here  - this might be one of my favourite parts of a full face contour! 

We get it - “full face contouring” sounds like… a lot. But the way we approach it? It’s the complete opposite.

If smile lines are bothering you, we’ve got some little tweaks up our sleeve.

If your skin is doing that thing where it looks lower than it used to, you don’t have to just accept it.

If you're unhappy with the size or shape of your nose, you're not alone.

The goal of face contouring is to achieve balanced features that look harmonious from every angle, including your side profile.

Today I will delve into how you can achieve a natural result with lip filler.