Read this first
Facelift Masters is a published guide, not a clinic. We do not assess patients, we do not provide
treatment and we give no medical advice. Where you ask us to, we pass your enquiry to registered UK
practitioners, meaning doctors on the General Medical Council register working in regulated
facilities. You are under no obligation to speak to anybody.
Read this before you use the form. Facelift Masters is a published guide. It is
not a clinic. We do not assess patients, we do not provide treatment, we do not give medical advice
and we have no clinical relationship with anyone who contacts us. Nothing on this site is a diagnosis
or a recommendation about your own face.
If you submit an enquiry, what happens is limited and specific. We hold your email address so that
we can respond, and where you have asked to be put in touch we pass your enquiry to registered UK
practitioners, meaning doctors on the General Medical Council register working in facilities regulated
by the Care Quality Commission or its equivalent in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We do not
rank them, we are not paid to prefer one over another on this page, and we do not publish a directory.
You are under no obligation to speak to anyone, and you can ask us to delete your details at any
time.
We cannot tell you whether you need surgery, what technique would suit you or what you should pay.
Those are questions for a doctor who has examined you in person. What we can do is make sure you go
into that conversation having read the risks,
the cost structure and the questions worth
asking.
01What we will not do
- We will not tell you that you need surgery, or that you do not.
- We will not recommend a named surgeon, clinic or hospital on this page.
- We will not quote you a price. The ranges on the cost page are market ranges,
not quotations.
- We will not sell your details to a list, and we will not add you to unrelated marketing.
- We will not chase you. One reply, and nothing further unless you ask.
02Questions worth sending instead
If you are not sure what to ask, these tend to be more useful than asking which clinic is best.
- Which of the pages on this site is most relevant to what I have described?
- Is there a term I have read that I do not understand?
- Have I misread what a particular technique does?
- What should I be asking that I have not thought of?
Those we can answer, because they are questions about published information rather than about your
face.
03Before you send anything, read three pages
People who arrive at a consultation having read these three tend to ask better questions and are
much harder to sell something they do not need.