Immediate.

Following most treatments there are small adaptations to be made to preserve the new treatment and to allow any required recovery to the skin surface.

The first 24-48 hours.

You will be provided with written advice that enables you to feel confident in how you should feel, what you can do and what to check for.

On the rare occasion that you felt something needed review, you would be encouraged to return to see me in person so that I can reassess you and make appropriate clinical decisions for you.

Two weeks.

For fine lines and wrinkle correction, I encourage a free of charge review appointment no sooner than 2 weeks (and before 4 weeks) so that should any areas require a top-up dose for a better aesthetic outcome, this can be done.

For all other treatments I offer a two-week review in order that we can document the result.

Future planning.

Treatment for fine lines and wrinkles is not permanent and will last up to 12 weeks. For this reason, it is worth booking your next appointment at your review.

For customers who wish to book a year’s treatments in one go, discount packages can be bought by contacting me at: medicalaesthetics@drrebeccagriffiths.co.uk

To preserve patient safety and good decision-making, these packages are for existing customers only, who have completed an Aesthetic Consultation with me and have a FaceMap plan in place.

Opening hours

Tuesday: 10 AM – 4.30 PM

Thursday: 10 AM – 2.30 PM

Friday: 10 AM – 2.30 PM

Address

10a Buttermarket —
Thame, Oxfordshire
OX9 3EW

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