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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions worth answering honestly

Real questions clients ask before their first consultation.

Do I need a consultation before treatment?

Yes, always. Every treatment at Clinique Élysée begins with a full medical consultation and facial assessment. This confirms a treatment is right for you, covers your medical history, and results in a plan tailored to your anatomy and goals.

What is the difference between anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers?

Anti-wrinkle injections relax the muscles that create expression lines, such as forehead lines and crow's feet. Dermal fillers add volume beneath the skin using hyaluronic acid, restoring fullness lost through ageing in areas like the cheeks, lips and jawline. Many clients benefit from a combination of both, agreed during consultation.

How long do results typically last?

This varies by treatment and by individual. Anti-wrinkle injections generally last a few months before a top-up is needed, while dermal fillers can last considerably longer depending on the product and area treated. Realistic timelines for your specific plan are discussed at consultation.

Are dermal fillers reversible?

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers can be dissolved if needed. This is one of the reasons hyaluronic acid-based fillers are widely used in medical aesthetics, giving both practitioner and client a safety net if a result needs adjusting.

Can treatments be combined in one appointment?

Often, yes. Many clients combine treatments, such as anti-wrinkle injections with dermal fillers, or regenerative treatments like polynucleotides alongside skin-focused treatments. Any combination is planned and agreed at consultation, based on individual goals and suitability.

What areas does Clinique Élysée cover?

Clinique Élysée is based in Maidenhead and welcomes clients from Slough, Windsor, Bracknell, High Wycombe and the surrounding Berkshire area.

How do I book a consultation?

You can message Dana directly via Instagram, WhatsApp, phone or email. A consultation is always the first step before any treatment is agreed.