Your aesthetic consultation in Brick Lane: questions before a procedure

Explain the result you are hoping for

Think about the specific change you would like to discuss and what you would want to preserve. A photograph can help explain a preference, but your own priorities should lead the conversation.

The NHS advises researching cosmetic procedures, understanding all costs and taking time to decide. A free initial conversation is an opportunity to explore your questions; it is not a commitment to treatment.

Understand the scope of a Pharmacillin appointment

Pharmacillin lists dermal fillers, anti-wrinkle consultations, microneedling, chemical peels and laser treatments within its aesthetic service pathways. Suitability and the exact plan are discussed before proceeding.

Tell the booking team whether you have a skin-health concern or an appearance goal. For acne, eczema or an unexplained rash, a skin consultation may be the better starting point. See our skin consultation guide if you are unsure which appointment to request.

Ask who is responsible for treatment and aftercare

Use the NHS practitioner checklist to ask about training, experience, insurance, complications and aftercare.

• Who will assess you and who would perform the procedure?
• Why is this option being suggested, and what alternatives exist?
• What does the full quote cover, including reviews or further treatment?
• What should you expect afterwards, and who can you contact?

Keep a note of the answers and take the time you need to decide. A consultation is useful even when you leave with a decision to wait.

If several procedures are discussed, ask for the proposed plan and costs in writing. You can then consider each step separately rather than treating a combined package as a single decision.

Arrange your Brick Lane starting point

Call 020 7377 0727 to discuss an initial Pharmacillin aesthetics consultation at Brick Lane Clinic, 6 Brick Lane, London E1 6RF. Explain your goals and any previous procedures so the team can arrange the appropriate appointment.

Treatment and ongoing care have separate costs that should be explained before you proceed. If you are considering a device-based appointment, our laser skin-treatment guide provides a more specific preparation checklist.