Radiance Infusion

Before Radiance Infusion, a consultation with a qualified practitioner is required. General pre-care guidance may include:

• Avoiding blood-thinning medications or supplements unless prescribed

• Minimising sun exposure prior to treatment

• Following skincare advice provided during consultation

Always follow personalised medical advice.

For best outcomes:

• A series of sessions may be recommended based on individual skin needs

• Sessions are usually spaced several weeks apart

• Maintenance treatments may be discussed during consultation

• Results vary and are influenced by skin type, age, and lifestyle

Possible effects following treatment may include:

• Redness, swelling, and tenderness at injection sites — These are common responses following any injectable treatment and typically subside within a few days. The degree of swelling and tenderness varies between individuals.
• Bruising — Bruising at or around injection sites may occur and can vary in size and duration depending on individual factors such as skin type, medication use, and treatment area. This is a normal response and usually resolves within one to two weeks.
• Lumps, bumps, or surface irregularities — Small bumps or uneven areas may be noticeable at injection sites shortly after treatment. These generally settle as the product integrates into the skin. If irregularities persist or worsen, contact your clinician for review.
• Itching or skin sensitivity — Temporary itching or increased skin sensitivity in the treated area may occur following treatment and usually resolves on its own.
• Infection — As with any injectable procedure, there is a risk of infection at the injection site. Signs of infection include increasing redness, warmth, pain, or discharge. If these occur, seek prompt medical advice.
• Allergic or immune reactions — Although uncommon, some individuals may experience an allergic reaction to treatment ingredients. In rare cases, a delayed hypersensitivity reaction may develop, presenting as nodules, swelling, or persistent lumps in the treated area. These may require medical management.
• Vascular complications — In rare cases, inadvertent injection near a blood vessel may cause localised discolouration, blanching, or changes in skin colour. While uncommon, these effects require prompt clinical attention if they occur.
• Asymmetry or uneven distribution — In some cases, uneven distribution of product may result in subtle asymmetry or variation in the treated area. This can be assessed at a follow-up appointment.
• Incomplete or variable results — Responses to treatment vary significantly between individuals. Factors including skin condition, age, lifestyle, and the number of sessions undertaken influence outcomes. Not all individuals will achieve the same degree of improvement.
• Prolonged swelling or delayed reactions — In some cases, swelling or reactions may take longer than expected to resolve. If you experience persistent or worsening symptoms, contact the clinic promptly.