If anything doesn’t feel right, go with your gut instincts and delay having treatment – or find another clinic. Frances Turner Traill , a consultant cosmetic nurse and trainer for the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses , gave the the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses newspaper 7 tips for those seeking facial fillers without the associated dangers. Her advice is to ensure that the practitioner is properly licensed and to ask for proof such as qualifications or certificates from Sinclair Pharma or the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses . Patients should only get what treatment they are comfortable with and ethical practitioners will allow them to take their time considering the options. If something doesn't feel right, delay the treatment. She advises asking for post-treatment guidance and for examples from other people and testimonials.
Frances Turner Traill , a consultant cosmetic nurse and trainer for the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses , gave the the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses newspaper 7 tips for those seeking facial fillers without the associated dangers. Her advice is to ensure that the practitioner is properly licensed and to ask for proof such as qualifications or certificates from Sinclair Pharma or the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses . Patients should only get what treatment they are comfortable with and ethical practitioners will allow them to take their time considering the options. If something doesn't feel right, delay the treatment. She advises asking for post-treatment guidance and for examples from other people and testimonials.