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Dr Sindhu Siddiqi

Aesthetic clinic and cosmetic dermatology

18/07/2023

Welcome to No Filter Clinic, in the heart of Kensington find the most cutting edge skin treatments and injectables in a warm welcoming environment.

14/12/2022

Forma can be used anywhere on the body but is most commonly used to target the neck, crow’s feet, jowls, smile lines and the forehead.

Following your initial 6 treatments, you’ll then need a maintenance session every 6-months to maintain results.

Please note that if you’re looking for significant tightening, Morpheus 8 may be a better option. If you aren’t sure if you should have Forma or Morpheus 8, book in for a consultation and we will be able to advise. You can read more details on our website.

Mid to lower face (nose to mouth lines and jawline) is £250 per session.

3 sessions are £595
6 sessions are £1200

You can book in for Forma with Lucy our advance therapist in the link in our bio. Please email info@nofilterclinic.co.uk if you have any further questions.

04/07/2022

This beautiful patient sent us her before and afters with the loveliest message that made our day.

This patient has had Morpheus 8, midface filler and tear trough filler with us and sent this:

“Just had to send this collage I made from the photo you took when I first came to see you! Insane the difference!! I’m so so thrilled I can’t stop looking at my face. ♥️”

Initially, this patient just had cheek fillers as she had too much skin laxity for tear trough fillers. However, after Morpheus 8, which tightens and improves skin quality, we were able to do tear trough fillers. You can really see how much Morpheus 8 transformed the skin! This combination of treatments was perfect to really freshen and rejuvenate the face.

We would love to welcome you to the clinic if you’re interested in having any treatments. You can book in for Morpheus 8 with Lucy or fillers with me or Hannah in the link in our bio. If you have any further questions, please email info@nofilterclinic.co.uk.

30/06/2022

Swipe left to read about a filler moustache and see some examples/ how you can avoid it.

The best way to avoid this is by finding a reputable injector. Here are some of our tips 👇

It can feel hard finding an aesthetic practitioner, especially if you have fears about injectable treatments and the risks. We would always recommend seeing a medical professional if you can as they’ll be able to provide the safest procedure for you. This may sometimes mean paying a bit more than the cheaper package deals out there, but when it comes to the face if you’re able to, I think it’s always better to to spend that bit more for your safety and piece of mind. Also look out for the following:

👉 Firstly, make sure you check their credentials online. Check the GMC (doctors)/GDC (dentists)/NMC (nurses) register which should have all UK accredited doctors and nurses on their list. If you cannot find them on these, they may have trained abroad. Contact them to provide you their certification.

👉 Look at their before/afters. Some doctors will not have much online as their patients may not be comfortable sharing their faces. However, most patients are happy to share cropped photos. If you cannot see any of their work online, ask to see it in clinic when you go for a consultation.

👉 During a consultation, do they do a detailed assessment? Do they look at your face properly and listen to your concerns? Do they discuss the risks and likely side effects with you?

👉 Stay away from clinics that offer packages of fillers without assessing how much your face actually needs.

👉 What is their follow up policy? Are they easy to get hold of should there be a problem.

👉 Ask what products they use and check it is a reputable pharmaceutical grade brand.

20/06/2022

With the rise of single ingredient products by brands like The Ordinary it feels like we all need a PhD in skincare. Unless a product is specifically designed to have the following ingredients together, it’s best to avoid layering them at the same time. See the reason for each below👇

👉 Benzoyl peroxide and Retinol. They can cancel each other out.

👉 Niacinamide and Vitamin C. This is a controversial one as some people say it is safe. However, there is a theoretical risk of potential production of unstable molecules that can harm your skin. So I would avoid.

👉 Retinol and AHA/BHA. Both can cause dryness and irritation. But once your skin has adapted to the retinol you can layer them safely.

👉 Retinol and Vitamin C. Vitamin C works best in acidic ph and retinol in alkaline. So using them both straight after one another can cancel out their effectiveness.

👉 Combining two different AHAs. For example glycolic acid and mandelic acid. It can lead to disruption of the protective lipid membrane and cause excessive irritation.

👉 Sunscreen with your makeup. You need a separate layer of sunscreen! It’s not enough if you mix it.

11/11/2020

We all know that our skin care regime has to be tailored to our skin type. Oily skin has different needs to dry skin. However, did you know that your skin tone also has unique needs? Here are some tips for darker skin types.

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9 Young Street
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http://www.nofilterclinic.co.uk/

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