Minimum age for injectables?

In the UK, you must be 18 or older to get injectables. This prohibition is enforced by the Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021, which came into effect on 1 October 2021. The law applies regardless of parental consent or whether the individual is a resident or visitor in England.

Can I bring a visitor?

To ensure the injector can focus exclusively on you and your treatment, all visitors must wait outside the treatment room for the entire duration of your treaments, regardless if they're family. Infants, toddlers and children under 18 are not allowed in the clinic.

To cancel or reschedule an appointment, call or text 07841777601. Deposits are non-refundable in this situation. See T&C.

You can reschedule using the same deposit you already paid if you notify us at least 48 hours before your appointment. Otherwise, your deposit will go towards preparation for your appointment and cannot be used for a future appointment.

Are deposits refundable?

Deposits are non-refundable, unless if we are unable to provide the service due to an issue on our part, situation in which your deposit will be refunded in full within maximum 5 working days.

Why "signature lips" may not fit you.

Aug 3

2 min read

Updated: Sep 6

We believe that using templates or "signature treatments" on facial modifications are just temporary trends.

Lip filler has changed over the years. If not long ago it was all about overdone big lips which infamously led to the name "duck-lips", it later shifted to catchy-names like "italian lips", "russian lips" and so on. At the moment, most people have realised that close-to-natural as possible is the ideal goal. Many people are now looking for results that suit their own face rather than using the same lips template as everyone's else, reason why the next step in lip fillers is moving away from templates.

There isn't a perfect lip shape like to suit everyone

Every person has a different face. Some people naturally have fuller lips, while others have thinner lips or changes in volume over time. Because everyone starts from a different point, the same treatment will not create the same result on every person. A good treatment plan begins by looking at what already suits your face and making changes that feel appropriate for you.

We moved away from using templates long ago

Social media trends can influence the way people perceive beauty, and not always in a positive way. For this reason, choosing a particular look simply because it is currently “trendy” can be a bad decision.

In recent months, Honey Lips clinic has seen an increasing number of clients seeking to correct old filler treatments or very low-budget past procedures, often received as “free models”. While getting lip filler as part of a special always seem a great opportunity, correcting the result later can become a much more expensive process (financially, physically and in terms of time).

Treatment starts with understanding your goals

Before any treatment, it is important to understand what you would like to improve and what type of result you want.

A consultation considers:

Your natural lip shape
Your facial features
Your expectations
Any previous treatments
The level of change you would like to achieve

The treatment plan should be created around these factors rather than following the same approach for everyone.

Enhancing your appearance while staying yourself

Many people choose lip filler because they want to improve their appearance while still looking like themselves. The aim is not to create identical results or copy a specific style. It is to make changes that work with your own features. For some people, this may mean adding a small amount of volume. For others, it may mean improving shape, balance or definition.

The future of lip fillers is improving your own

Lip filler treatments are becoming more focused on individual choices rather than following a single trend. Instead of choosing a look because it is popular, the focus should be on finding what works best for you. People are not the same, so treatments should not be identical either.