I?d like to start my second post (first post HERE) on fillers by saying that getting them is a such a personal decision and it really isn?t for everyone. I would never say to a friend that I think she needs fillers and the same applies here. My intention is to share my experience and knowledge for those who are already considering it.
The first step to getting fillers is finding a good practitioner. Though you can search by your area on the Juvederm site or Save Face I think the best option is by word of mouth. One of the reasons I think it?s good to be open about having aesthetic treatments is that sharing our experiences can help steer others into making a good choice for themselves.
As I mentioned in the previous post my personal recommendation is Dr Tapan Patel at PHI Clinic. He puts a big emphasis on having a thorough initial consultation and this is really important, particularly if you want to have your whole face treated.
A good consultation should involve discussing your aims and motivations for getting treatment and this can be in specific terms or more general ones. For example it might be that you?d like to improve your jawline or it might be that you want to look less tired.  A good practitioner will then talk about what will and, maybe most importantly, what won?t work for you. They will devise a plan and go over costs. You should be given the opportunity to voice any questions and concerns. You should never feel uncomfortable about asking to see befo...