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Aftercare Instructions

Care that continues

Aftercare instructions

Simple, supportive guidance to help you care for your skin and feel confident after treatment.

Your personalised advice comes first

Comfortable recovery starts with thoughtful aftercare

Follow the instructions given at your appointment, keep your routine gentle and contact us whenever you are unsure. We remain available throughout your recovery.

01 · Keep it gentle

Let the area settle

Use clean hands, simple skincare and avoid unnecessary pressure. Your treatment-specific instructions will explain when to return to your usual routine.

02 · Protect your skin

Make SPF part of every day

Broad-spectrum SPF 30–50 with strong UVA protection supports healthy-looking skin and helps protect treatment results.

Treatment guides

Find your aftercare instructions

Open the treatment you received for clear guidance. Your personalised clinic instructions always take priority.

Anti-wrinkle treatment

What to expect

Small raised points, mild redness or a temporary feeling of tightness can occur after treatment and usually settle quickly. Changes commonly begin to appear within 3–5 days, with the result continuing to develop over approximately 10–14 days.

Recovery guide

Remain upright for the period advised by your clinician. Keep skincare gentle, use daily SPF and allow normal light facial movement. Follow the review timing given at your appointment.

What to avoid

For the first 24 hours, avoid rubbing or massaging the injection points, strenuous exercise, alcohol and significant heat. Delay facials or firm facial massage for around two weeks unless your clinician advises otherwise.

When to contact us

Message us if you notice persistent heaviness, marked asymmetry, swelling that is not settling or any reaction that concerns you.

Facial dermal fillers — cheeks, chin, jawline and facial balancing

What to expect

Mild swelling, tenderness, redness, bruising or temporary firmness may occur. The result is visible early but the filler and surrounding tissue commonly need 1–2 weeks to settle before the final balance is assessed.

Recovery guide

Keep the area clean, use gentle skincare and avoid unnecessary pressure. Sleep on your back where possible during the first nights and stay well hydrated. Apply SPF daily.

What to avoid

Do not press or massage the area unless specifically instructed. Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol and significant heat for at least 24 hours, and postpone facials or other treatments until the area has settled.

When to contact us

Contact us promptly about increasing discomfort, swelling that continues to worsen, spreading redness, unusual skin colour or anything that feels different from the aftercare explained to you.

Lip filler

What to expect

Swelling, tenderness and bruising are common, and the lips may look temporarily uneven. Swelling often feels most noticeable during the first 24–48 hours and then gradually settles; assess the final result after approximately 1–2 weeks.

Recovery guide

Use a wrapped cool compress gently if recommended, keep the lips comfortable and hydrated, and sleep with your head slightly elevated on the first night. Keep the area clean and follow any personalised product advice.

What to avoid

Avoid pressing or massaging the lips unless advised. Avoid exercise, alcohol, significant heat and makeup directly over the injection points for the time recommended by your clinician.

When to contact us

Message us about pain that is increasing rather than settling, pronounced or one-sided swelling, pale or unusually discoloured areas, or any concern about healing.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty and nose filler

What to expect

Mild swelling, redness or tenderness may occur. The change is visible immediately but becomes more refined as the area settles over the following days and weeks.

Recovery guide

Keep the nose clean, avoid pressure and sleep on your back where possible. Follow the clinic’s advice about glasses and sunglasses, as this depends on the exact treatment area.

What to avoid

Do not massage or press the nose. Avoid heavy glasses, facial treatments, strenuous exercise, alcohol and heat for the period discussed at your appointment.

When to contact us

Contact us promptly about increasing pain, notable swelling, pale or unusual skin colour, visual symptoms or any unexpected change.

Non-surgical BBL, hip dips and body dermal filler

What to expect

Body filler aftercare follows the same principles as dermal filler. Swelling, tenderness, bruising, redness and temporary firmness or unevenness may occur. Swelling can be more noticeable during the first 48–72 hours, and the area may take 1–2 weeks or longer to settle.

Recovery guide

Wear loose clothing and keep injection points clean and dry. Reduce prolonged pressure on the treated area during the first few days. For buttock or hip treatment, avoid sleeping directly on the area and limit prolonged sitting when advised. Return to exercise gradually.

What to avoid

Avoid strenuous or high-impact exercise for at least 48 hours, alcohol for 24 hours and unnecessary pressure or massage. Avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot tubs, very hot baths, sunbeds and strong sun exposure while the area is settling.

When to contact us

Message us about pain that is worsening, significant heat or redness, swelling that increases after the first few days, discharge, marked colour change, persistent numbness or any reaction that worries you.

Juvelook, Rejuran and injectable skin boosters

What to expect

Small raised points, mild redness, tenderness, bruising or slight swelling are common at injection sites and usually settle within 24–72 hours. Hydration, texture and skin-quality changes develop gradually over the following weeks and may form part of a treatment course.

Recovery guide

Keep the skin clean, remain upright for the time advised and use only gentle products while the skin settles. A wrapped cool compress may be used lightly if recommended. Apply broad-spectrum SPF 50 every day.

What to avoid

Avoid touching the injection points unnecessarily. Avoid makeup, strenuous exercise, alcohol and heat for 24–48 hours. Pause retinoids, acids, exfoliation and strong active skincare until the skin feels calm, and postpone facials unless approved.

When to contact us

Contact us if swelling or discomfort is increasing rather than improving, if redness persists, or if you notice an unusual reaction.

Lenisna and Radiesse collagen-stimulating treatments

What to expect

Temporary swelling, tenderness, redness, bruising or firmness may occur. Some initial change can be visible early, while collagen-related improvement develops progressively over several weeks or months.

Recovery guide

Keep the area clean, hydrated and protected with SPF. Follow the exact massage instructions given by Dr. Eroglu—some treatment plans require a specific technique, while others should not be massaged.

What to avoid

Avoid pressing or manipulating the area outside your personalised instructions. Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, heat and additional facial or body treatments during the early settling period.

When to contact us

Message us about increasing pain, pronounced asymmetry, spreading redness, unusual colour, firm areas that concern you or any response that does not match your personalised guidance.

Under-eye treatments

What to expect

Mild puffiness, small injection bumps, tenderness or bruising can occur because the under-eye area is delicate. These commonly settle over several days, while skin-quality improvements develop more gradually.

Recovery guide

Use a cool compress without pressure if advised, sleep with your head slightly elevated and keep skincare simple. Be gentle when cleansing and apply suitable SPF around the area.

What to avoid

Avoid rubbing, pressing or massaging the under-eye area. Avoid makeup for approximately 24 hours and avoid alcohol, strenuous exercise, significant heat and facials while the area settles.

When to contact us

Contact us about swelling that continues to worsen, unusual skin colour, increasing discomfort, visual changes or anything that concerns you.

Filler dissolving

What to expect

Swelling, tenderness, redness or bruising may occur after dissolving treatment. The area can look different while swelling settles and the previous filler changes, so the final appearance should not be judged immediately.

Recovery guide

Keep the area clean, use gentle skincare and allow time before reassessment. Dr. Eroglu may recommend a staged review rather than rushing into further filler. Skin-quality support may be discussed once the area is ready.

What to avoid

Avoid rubbing or massaging unless instructed, and avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol and significant heat for 24–48 hours. Do not arrange new filler in the area until it has been reassessed and the appropriate interval has passed.

When to contact us

Message us about swelling that is pronounced or worsening, increasing pain, persistent redness, widespread itching, unusual skin colour or any reaction that feels unexpected.

Ultraformer MPT and other energy-based treatments

What to expect

The skin may feel warm, tender or slightly tight, with mild redness or sensitivity. Some patients notice an early feeling of firmness, while collagen-related changes develop gradually over the following weeks and months.

Recovery guide

Use gentle skincare, moisturiser and daily broad-spectrum SPF. Stay hydrated and follow the clinic’s advice for the treatment depth and area used. Normal routines can often resume quickly when the skin feels comfortable.

What to avoid

Avoid excessive heat, vigorous exercise and strong active skincare for the initial 24–48 hours or until sensitivity settles. Do not combine other energy treatments, peels or intensive facials without checking the correct interval.

When to contact us

Contact us if tenderness is increasing, sensitivity persists, swelling is marked or you experience an unexpected change in the treated area.

Microneedling

What to expect

The skin commonly looks flushed and can feel warm, tight or sensitive, similar to mild sun exposure. Redness usually reduces over 24–72 hours, and temporary dryness or light flaking may follow.

Recovery guide

Keep the skin clean and well hydrated with the products recommended to you. Use broad-spectrum SPF 50 daily, minimise direct sun exposure and change to a clean pillowcase.

What to avoid

Avoid makeup for approximately 24 hours and avoid exercise, swimming, alcohol and significant heat for 24–48 hours. Pause retinoids, acids, scrubs and exfoliation until the skin has recovered. Do not pick or rub flaking skin.

When to contact us

Message us if redness or discomfort is worsening rather than settling, if irritation persists or if you are unsure when to restart your normal skincare.

Chemical peels

What to expect

The skin may feel warm, tight or sensitive. Depending on the peel, light dryness or visible peeling can begin after a few days and may continue for up to a week while fresher-looking skin is revealed.

Recovery guide

Cleanse gently, moisturise as advised and apply broad-spectrum SPF 50 every day. Allow any peeling to release naturally and keep the skin protected from strong sun.

What to avoid

Do not pick, pull or exfoliate peeling skin. Avoid retinoids, acids, scrubs, waxing, heat, strenuous exercise and other facial treatments until the skin has recovered and the advised interval has passed.

When to contact us

Contact us about redness, swelling or discomfort that is increasing, prolonged irritation or any skin response that concerns you.

PicoSure, IPL and other facial laser treatments

What to expect

Temporary warmth, redness or mild swelling can occur. Pigmented areas may appear darker before gradually flaking or fading. The exact response and timeline depend on the laser setting, treatment area and your skin.

Recovery guide

Keep the skin cool, clean and moisturised with approved products. Apply broad-spectrum SPF 50 and minimise direct sun exposure. Allow darkened pigment or light crusting to release naturally.

What to avoid

Avoid picking, exfoliating, retinoids, acids, fragranced products, heat, swimming and strenuous exercise during the early recovery period. Do not arrange another skin procedure until the advised interval has passed.

When to contact us

Message us about blistering, persistent heat, increasing discomfort, significant swelling or any colour or texture change that feels unexpected.

Laser hair removal

What to expect

The skin may look slightly red with mild swelling around the follicles, similar to goosebumps, and may feel warm or sensitive. Treated hair commonly sheds gradually over the following 1–2 weeks.

Recovery guide

Keep the area clean and cool, use a soothing product if recommended and apply SPF 50 to exposed areas. Shaving can usually be used between sessions when the skin is comfortable.

What to avoid

Avoid hot showers, saunas, steam, swimming and vigorous exercise for 24–48 hours. Avoid sun exposure and tanning, and do not wax, pluck or thread between sessions. Pause strong active skincare on the treated area until calm.

When to contact us

Contact us if redness or discomfort persists, if you notice blistering or if the skin response is stronger than the aftercare discussed with you.

Hair and scalp rejuvenation

What to expect

The scalp may have small injection marks, mild redness, tenderness, tightness or sensitivity. Results develop gradually and usually require patience and a planned course. Temporary shedding can occur during some hair-rejuvenation journeys.

Recovery guide

Keep the scalp clean and dry for the period advised, commonly 12–24 hours, then wash gently with a mild shampoo. Stay hydrated and treat the scalp carefully.

What to avoid

Avoid scratching, vigorous scalp massage, heavy exercise, alcohol and heat for 24–48 hours. Avoid strong hair products, colouring and direct sun exposure for the period recommended by your clinician.

When to contact us

Message us about persistent or increasing discomfort, pronounced swelling, prolonged redness, discharge or any unexpected reaction.

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