THE EDIT AESTHETICSA CONSIDERED APPROACH TO YOU
— THE —EDITAESTHETICS
REFINEMENT, WITH YOU IN MIND

A considered edit.
A confident you.

Your features. Your individuality. Your next chapter.
Discover aesthetics that starts with a conversation.

A personal approach, from the very first question.

The Edit practitioners Lotte and Tommy together
THE BEAUTY IS IN THE INDIVIDUAL.
Consultation first Individuality always Space for your questions

THE TREATMENT EDIT

Small details.
Personal choices.

Explore the possibilities, then talk through what’s right for you. Every treatment journey begins with a discussion about your goals and suitability.

01EXPRESSION

Consultation for
lines and wrinkles

Talk through your questions, goals and the options that may be suitable for you.

Discover more
02DEFINITION

Dermal
fillers

Explore your questions about facial shape, definition and volume in a personal consultation.

03SKIN QUALITY

Skin
boosters

Start a discussion about your skin, hydration goals and a considered treatment plan.

04SKIN FOCUS

Poly-
nucleotides

Get to know this skin treatment and discuss suitability, expectations and aftercare.

Not sure where to begin? Let’s start with a conversation

THE WAY WE SEE IT

Your features.
Your decisions.
Your edit.

Good aesthetics begins with understanding the person behind the appointment.

A consultation is your opportunity to talk openly, ask questions and make a choice that feels right for you.

  1. 01

    Start with a conversation

    Tell us what brought you here and what you’d like to explore. There’s no need to know the name of a treatment.

  2. 02

    Understand your options

    Talk through suitability, possible risks, expected outcomes and aftercare before making a decision.

  3. 03

    Take your time

    Bring your questions. Your consultation is a chance to gather the information you need, at your pace.

MEET THE EDIT

The people
behind your care.

Meet Lotte Parker and Tommy Woods at The Edit Aesthetics in Weymouth.

Lotte Parker

  • Paramedic
  • Aesthetic practitioner

Tommy Woods

  • Advanced paramedic practitioner
  • Non-medical prescriber
  • Aesthetics practitioner

A LITTLE CLARITY

Questions,
welcomed.

Choosing your next step should feel considered. Here’s a place to start.

I’m new to aesthetics. Where do I start?
Start with a consultation enquiry. Choose “I’d like some guidance” on the form and share what you’d like to discuss. You don’t need to choose a treatment before getting in touch.
Does an enquiry confirm an appointment?
No. An enquiry starts the conversation. An appointment is confirmed separately once arrangements have been agreed with you.
Can I ask about more than one treatment?
Yes. Select the treatment you’re most interested in, or choose “I’d like some guidance”. You can mention other treatments in your message and discuss them at consultation.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Your name, contact details and what you’d like to explore are enough to get started. Please keep medical information, photographs and payment details out of the form; these can be discussed through an appropriate consultation process.
How do I find out about options and fees?
For a consultation about lines and wrinkles, start with the consultation information. It explains how options and fees are discussed.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Let’s start
with you.

Tell us a little about what you have in mind. Use the form to request a consultation and begin the conversation with The Edit.

No pressure to have it all figured out.
Your questions are a good place to start.

CONNECT WITH THE EDIT

Contact via WhatsApp now

+44 7561 468260

Please don’t include medical information or payment details.

Fields marked * are required. An enquiry is not a confirmed appointment.

At your consultation

Suitability, possible risks, expected outcomes and aftercare should be discussed before any treatment decision.

YOUR DETAILS

Your enquiry,
handled with care.

The information you submit is saved for The Edit Aesthetics to handle your consultation enquiry. It is not used to subscribe you to marketing.

What is collected

Your name, email address, optional phone number, contact preference, treatment interest, optional message and the time you gave your agreement.

Keep it simple

Please don’t include medical histories, photographs or payment details in this form. Those discussions belong in the consultation process.

Questions about an enquiry

Quote your enquiry reference and use the same email address if you submit a follow-up question, correction or request for deletion.