20/02/2026
I will never highlight ‘flaws’ or create insecurities for you.
You might come for a consultation wanting to find out your options to improve your skin, but not actually knowing what treatment would be best suited to you. And that’s ok, in fact most people come to clinic with a concern and wanting honest advice.
My job is to listen to your concerns, advise and guide you on what may help. Not to push any treatments, tell you what is ‘wrong’ or what you ‘need’.
If you ever hear this from any other practitioners, run!! They are not professionals with a duty of care for you. They are trying to sell you the highest treatment price and convince you that you need it; putting profits over patients.
There is never any obligation for treatment at Victoria’s Aesthetics. Following consultation, I will often tell you to go away and think about it, having received all of the details and gained knowledge, so that you don’t ever feel pressured to book.
I may be in the minority of aesthetic nurses but I never treat on the same day as consultation. That time is protected for us to discuss and make a plan, not rush you into treatment.
Informed consent is an ethical and legal process within my practice as a nurse and you need to have all the information and time, to make that decision. It should never be a knee jerk reaction.
Consultations can be information overload and why a detailed treatment plan is key. There is absolutely no rush for treatments.
I’d much rather you mull it over and feel confident in your decision, than proceed with hesitation.
If I sound like the right practitioner for you, book your consultation today - find the booking link in the bio.
