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AMS Aesthetics AMS Aesthetics offers a range of non-surgical cosmetic treatments including anti-wrinkle treatments, dermal fillers and skin treatments

Sometimes you know what’s bothering you, but you don’t know where to start.For this patient, it was a mid-face that felt...
14/10/2026

Sometimes you know what’s bothering you, but you don’t know where to start.

For this patient, it was a mid-face that felt less lifted, cheeks that looked less supported and shadowing around her eyes.

My approach focused on two areas: the mid-face and under-eyes, with the aim of restoring cheek fullness and softening the transition between the lower eyelid and cheek.

The goal was a fresher, more rested appearance while preserving the features that make her, her. 🤍

Swipe through to see her concerns, my assessment and the before and after.

If you’ve noticed similar changes, we can explore what’s contributing to them and whether treatment is suitable for you.

📍 AMS Aesthetics, London Bridge
Book your consultation through the link in our bio.

Individual results vary.

13/10/2026

Why do some face shapes seem to age differently to others? 👀

Take Nigella Lawson. Absolutely stunning, and a brilliant example of a rounded, oval-dominant face shape. ✨

But here’s something fascinating about facial ageing…

People with naturally fuller cheeks and softer facial contours can sometimes maintain a youthful appearance for longer because that fullness helps disguise early hollowing.

However, there’s another side to this.

As we age, our facial fat distribution changes, collagen and elastin decline, and the underlying structures supporting our face gradually change.

For some people, this becomes noticeable through hollowing around the cheeks and temples.

For others, particularly those with fuller faces, changes may become more apparent around the jawline, jowls and lower face.

So does having a rounder face mean you’ll age better?

Not necessarily!

It simply means you may show the signs of ageing differently.

And that’s what makes facial anatomy so fascinating. Two people of exactly the same age can have completely different ageing patterns.

Of course, genetics, lifestyle, skin quality and bone structure all play important roles too.

Now I’m curious… 👇

Have you noticed your face becoming more hollow as you’ve aged, or have you noticed more changes around your jawline?

And which celebrity should I analyse next? 🦋

11/10/2026

A strong jawline can still change with age 👀

Jacob Elordi is a useful example of the square face shape: a broad forehead, a strong jaw and a more angular outline.

As we age, changes in skin firmness and the tissues around the jaw can soften those angles. A square face may start to look less sharply defined, even when its underlying structure remains strong.

That’s why I assess more than the jawline in clinic. Cheek volume, skin quality and the balance of the whole face all matter.

Face shape gives us clues, but everyone ages differently.

Have a square face, or know someone who does? Share this with them 👇

Want to understand the changes in your own face? Book a personalised consultation at AMS Aesthetics, London Bridge, through the link in our bio.

11/10/2026

Have a heart-shaped face like Kendall Jenner? 💙Here’s how it could change with age.

A wider upper face, prominent cheekbones and a narrower chin give this face shape its recognisable proportions.

Over time, changes in facial volume and skin firmness can alter that balance. The temples and cheeks may look less full, while definition around the lower face can soften.

But face shape is only part of the picture. It can’t tell us exactly how someone will age.

When I assess a face in clinic, I look at the whole picture: your natural structure, skin quality and the changes you’ve noticed.

Do you have a heart-shaped face? Tell me below 👇

Save this for your next consultation, and follow for more face shape breakdowns.

09/10/2026

The giveaway isn’t always big lips or exaggerated cheeks. Sometimes it’s lots of small treatments that no longer work together.

If you’re over 35 and considering aesthetics, here are 7 things I’d look out for 👇

1️⃣ A whole-face assessment
You might notice one line, but your practitioner should assess your proportions, expressions and how your features work together before recommending treatment.

2️⃣ An explanation beyond “you need more”
Ask what they’re trying to improve, why they’ve chosen that approach and what a realistic result looks like. More treatment doesn’t automatically mean a better result.

3️⃣ Expression that still feels like you
Discuss how much movement you want to retain. Looking refreshed can still mean raising your eyebrows and smiling with expression.

4️⃣ Attention to your skin
Dullness, uneven tone and texture are different concerns from volume loss. Your treatment plan should reflect what actually bothers you.

5️⃣ Time to reassess
You don’t have to address everything in one appointment. Give yourself time to see how treatment settles before deciding whether you want more.

6️⃣ A review before a repeat
Your practitioner should assess what’s already there. “It’s been six months” shouldn’t be the only reason to add more.

7️⃣ A clear stopping point
This is the one people rarely discuss.

When you get used to a change, it becomes your new normal. That doesn’t mean you need another treatment. Looking back at your original photographs helps keep the goal in perspective.

Being over 35 doesn’t mean you need aesthetics. And choosing aesthetics doesn’t mean every line needs treating.

For me, a refreshed result should still feel recognisably yours when you’re talking, laughing and smiling 🤍

Save this before your next consultation.

Which matters most to you: looking refreshed or keeping your natural expression?

For a personalised assessment, book a consultation at AMS Aesthetics through the link in our bio.

05/10/2026

Have a face shape like Rihanna? Here’s what ageing could look like 👀

A diamond-oval face often has prominent cheekbones, a narrower forehead and a softly tapered chin.

As we age, changes in cheek volume and skin firmness can make the under-eye area appear more hollow and the lower face less defined.

Face shape gives us clues, but it doesn’t decide your future. Genetics, sun exposure and lifestyle all play a part.

In clinic, I look at your individual features, how they’re changing and what actually concerns you. It’s about maintaining the balance that makes your face yours.

Do you recognise your face shape here? Tell me below 👇

For a personalised assessment, book a consultation at AMS Aesthetics, London Bridge, through the link in our bio.

29/09/2026

Your face shape could tell us more about how you’ll age than you think… 👀

Kendall Jenner is a great example of a heart-shaped face: wider through the cheekbones and upper face, tapering towards a narrower, more delicate chin.

But as we age, it’s not simply about getting wrinkles.

Changes happen at multiple levels, from the underlying bone to facial fat and soft tissue. With a heart-shaped face, changes through the temples, under-eyes and mid-face can become particularly noticeable, sometimes creating a more hollow or angular appearance over time.

Of course, everyone ages differently. Genetics, lifestyle and skin quality all play a part.

But understanding your facial architecture can give us clues about where you might notice ageing first.

❤️ Do you have a heart-shaped face?

Comment your face shape below and I’ll cover more in this series.

Would you know she’d had lip filler if I hadn’t told you? 👀Her request was simple: “I want fuller lips, but I still want...
20/09/2026

Would you know she’d had lip filler if I hadn’t told you? 👀

Her request was simple: “I want fuller lips, but I still want them to look like mine.”

From the side profile, we focused on improving projection, definition and balance while preserving her natural lip shape.

Because natural-looking filler should create a noticeable improvement, without becoming the first thing you see.

This photo was taken immediately after treatment, so some swelling is expected.

Be honest: would you have known? Yes or no? 👇

📍AMS Aesthetics, London Bridge
💉 Treatment results vary and a consultation is required.

09/09/2026

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