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What is the best frequency for Repeat and Top Up Treatments?

At Olivia Maxwell-Jones Cotswolds Aesthetics, we receive many questions about how often clients should book repeat or top‑up appointments. Whether it’s dermal fillers, anti‑wrinkle injections, or skin boosting, the answer depends on your individual goals and the treatment type. Here’s a guide to the optimal frequency of our main facial aesthetics services.

  1. Anti‑Wrinkle Injections

Target areas: Forehead lines, frown lines, crow’s feet, chin, gummy smile, masseter.

Initial effects typically last between 3–4 months.

Maintenance schedule:

Start with top‑ups every 3–4 months for the first year.

Many clients shift to 4‑6‑month intervals after 12 months as muscle responsiveness adjusts.

Pro Tip: For minor tweaks (e.g. mild forehead lines), a small top‑up after 3 months can maintain smooth results.

  1. Dermal Fillers

Target areas: Lips, cheeks, nasolabial folds, chin, jawline, marionettes.

Hyaluronic acid fillers typically last 9–12 months in most facial areas.

Lips often require top‑ups every 6‑9 months, given higher metabolic turnover.

Cheeks, chin, jawline, nasolabial folds:

Plan maintenance every 9–12 months.

Volume‑enhanced areas may stretch skin and even delay repeat sessions up to 18 months.

Pro Tip: Split your top‑up into two shorter sessions (e.g., lips at 6 months, cheeks at 12 months) to maintain natural balance.

  1. Skin Boosters / Hydration Injections

Treatments: Profhilo, skin boosters.

Profhilo:

Recommended 2 initial treatments, spaced 4 weeks apart.

For sustained radiance, book 2 further sessions per year (i.e. every 6 months).

Skinboosters:

Typically maintained every 4–6 months, depending on dehydration and exposure.

Pro Tip: Post-treatment, incorporate a skincare routine that supports hydration to optimize skin‑booster longevity.

Why Individual Variation Matters

Factors including metabolism, lifestyle, skincare, sun exposure, and frequency of facial movement all influence how quickly a product is absorbed. For example:

Active clients (e.g. gym-goers, swimmers) may metabolise hyaluronic acid faster.

Smoking, high sun exposure, and poor hydration shorten effect duration.

That’s why initial reviews at 4–6 weeks post‑treatment are vital to tailoring your maintenance schedule.

How to Book Your Top‑Up with Olivia

At Olivia Maxwell-Jones Cotswolds Aesthetics, our philosophy is natural‑looking, balanced results that evolve with you. After your initial appointment, we track your progress, recommend review or top‑up dates, and deliver treatments in a relaxed, professional environment.

Next Steps

Schedule your follow‑up or 6‑week review.

Discuss your goals—subtle enhancement or longer‑lasting volume.

Book routine top‑ups based on how your skin and tissues respond.

Repeat and top‑up treatments are essential in maintaining refined, youthful results. Timings vary depending on the type of procedure and your lifestyle—but here in the Cotswolds, we deliver tailored guidance to every client. If you’re curious about scheduling or want a bespoke plan, connect with me at Olivia Maxwell‑Jones, Cotswolds Aesthetics.

Contact Olivia today to design your bespoke maintenance plan and enjoy long‑lasting, natural facial rejuvenation.

 

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