Lip shape, facial volume, profile balance, movement and natural asymmetry.
Aesthetics
Dermal fillers
Dermal filler planning may consider the lips, cheeks, folds or under-eye area, but the starting point is always your anatomy and the result you consider natural. We assess suitability, previous treatment and the safest way to work with your existing proportions.

What we cover
A clearer picture before any recommendation.
Previous filler, relevant medicines, dental or skin concerns and your health history.
Product choice, amount, placement, alternatives, expected recovery and complication planning.
Treatment prices
Clear pricing, before you decide.
These prices cover the named treatment. Suitability, the exact plan and any alternatives are discussed before you choose whether to proceed.
- Lip enhancement (1ml)
- £180
- Lip enhancement (0.5ml)
- £120
- Cheek volume (1ml)
- £200
- Nasolabial folds (1ml)
- £180
- Marionette lines (1ml)
- £160
- Tear troughs (1ml)
- £200
Consultation and suitability assessment required. Your agreed treatment and price will be confirmed in clinic.
The Pharmacillin view
The right plan starts with understanding what matters—and knowing when not to treat.
Images are illustrative and show the area or consultation experience. They are not patient outcomes or promises of a particular result.
Your consultation
Three considered steps.
An unrushed structure gives you the information and space needed to make an informed choice.
Understand
We begin with your goals, relevant health history, previous procedures and what a subtle result means to you.
Assess
Your practitioner considers anatomy, movement, proportion, suitability, alternatives and reasons not to treat.
Plan lightly
If an option is suitable, benefits, limitations, risks, recovery and aftercare are explained before you decide.
Important considerations
Suitability comes first.
- Dermal filler is a medical procedure with uncommon but potentially serious risks, including vascular injury.
- Previous filler, skin health, medicines, dental work and anatomy can affect suitability or timing.
- The safest recommendation may involve less product, staged treatment, an alternative approach or no treatment.
After your appointment
Clear care beyond the clinic.
- Treatment-specific written guidance is supplied before you leave.
- Expected recovery and any planned review are explained clearly.
- A direct route back to the clinic is provided for unexpected symptoms or concerns.
Helpful reading
Understand the questions behind the consultation.

10 questions before an aesthetic consultation
The quality of an aesthetic appointment is defined by assessment, balanced information and space to decide—not pressure to have a procedure.
Read article
What a filler consultation should cover
Dermal fillers are non-surgical procedures, but not risk-free. Product, anatomy, technique and access to urgent advice all matter.
Read articleYour next step
Begin with a proper conversation.
Request this consultation at Letterbox or Belsize. The exact location and appointment details will be confirmed with you.



