Prescription Clinic
Medical Consultation & Prescribing Appointment. Personalised advice. Safe prescribing. Treatment tailored to you.
Every injectable treatment at Bee Aesthetics begins with a comprehensive medical consultation. This appointment allows us to understand your concerns, review your medical history and determine whether treatment is suitable for you.
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Your safety is always our priority. We believe the best results begin with careful planning, honest advice and a personalised treatment plan.
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Whether you're considering anti-wrinkle injections, Masseter Botox, a Nefertiti Neck Lift or Hyperhidrosis treatment, your consultation ensures you receive safe, appropriate care and realistic expectations from the very beginning.
Pricing
Prescription Clinic (5 minutes)
£50 (this is redeemable against treatment)
Prescription Clinic (5 minutes)
£50 (this is redeemable against treatment)
Frequently Asked Questions
Your consultation includes a discussion of your concerns and treatment goals, a review of your medical history and an assessment of your suitability for treatment. You’ll receive personalised advice about appropriate options, expected results, potential risks and aftercare before deciding whether to proceed.
Yes.
Injectable treatments require an appropriate assessment before treatment to ensure they are suitable and safe for you. Some prescription-only treatments also require a consultation with a qualified prescriber before they can be administered.
This depends on the treatment, your individual assessment and whether a prescription is required. If treatment can safely and appropriately be provided at the same appointment, this will be discussed with you during your consultation.
You can discuss prescription-based aesthetic treatments including anti-wrinkle injections, Masseter Botox, Nefertiti Neck Lift and hyperhidrosis treatment. Your consultation will determine which options, if any, are appropriate for your concerns and medical history.
No.
A consultation gives you the opportunity to understand your options, ask questions and make an informed decision. There is no obligation to proceed with treatment.