Facial & profile balancing · Birmingham
Small amounts of filler in the few places that work together, planned around your whole face. People just think you look well.
Alisha Sodhi (MRPharmS, IP)
★★★★★ 100+ five-star Google reviews















You might not be able to name it. See if any of these sound familiar:
Usually it isn’t one feature on its own. It’s how they sit together.
That’s why I look at your whole face first.
Lara felt her mid-face looked flat, her lower face looked square and her lips lacked definition.
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Where I treated
What I left alone
The feminine look she wanted, and still exactly herself.
Real results, explained
Each one is a real client. Pick the face closest to yours, and sit in on her consultation: what I saw, what I changed, and why.
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“A face reads soft and feminine when the fullness and the light sit high, up on the cheeks, and then narrow gently down towards the chin.”
You’re likely already 90% of the way there. My job is to help take you to 95%. I’ll tell you what’s worth doing, what to leave alone, and when the honest answer is to do less, or nothing at all.
“She was completely honest about what would work for me and what would not, which I really appreciated.”
Meera M. · Google review
I’m not the cheapest, and I don’t do dramatic. No Russian lips, no snatched jawlines. If you want a change everyone notices, I’m genuinely not your person.
People take in your whole face, so when a few small changes work together, they just notice that you look well. One of my clients called her result “noticeable, but unnoticeable”.
What changes for you is quieter:
“I didn’t want to look like I’d had anything ‘done,’ just a fresher, more refined version of myself, and that’s exactly what Alisha delivered.”
MH M. · Google review
I come from a medical background, and I’ve worked in medical aesthetics for around ten years. I help train other practitioners, and I’ve co-authored three handbooks on facial anatomy and injection techniques.
I put off my own treatment for years because I couldn’t find anyone I trusted not to overdo it. So I built the clinic I’d been looking for, where it’s just me, from your consultation to your aftercare.
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Claire had started to lose a little volume in her mid-face and lower face. She’d put treatment off for years, terrified of looking “done”.
Where I treated
What I left alone
Fresher and more lifted, and still completely herself.
Different faces, different plans. Have a look for someone with a face like yours.


















Z H. · Google review
★★★★★From 100+ Google reviews
“I’m new to filler and wanted natural looking results that would just make me look a bit ‘fresher’ without being noticeable that I’ve had anything done. Alisha took lots of time talking me through what she recommended and how the treatment would work.”
Laura S. · Google review
“Had full facial balancing, Alisha brought out my features but it looks really subtle and natural. Very happy, it’s exactly what I wanted.”
Jas S. · Google review
“I decided not to go through with it in the end for personal reasons, she was so understanding and didn’t pressure me at all and respected my decision.”
Sammy P. · Google review
As a guide, most facial balancing plans cost between £800 and £1,550.
There are no packages. Your price is simply the areas your face needs, added together. Lara’s plan, for example:
If you’re not sure what you need, enquire or book a video consultation using the button below.
If you’d rather spread it out, I’ll tell you what’s worth doing first and what can wait, and each stage will look natural on its own. You can also split the cost into three interest-free monthly payments with PLIM or PayPal Pay in 3. Ask me and I’ll check your plan is eligible before you book.
The whole appointment takes 1-2 hours.
Of course. Lots of my clients are having filler for the first time. Start with your photos, and I’ll tell you honestly whether anything is worth doing, and what I’d start with. Nothing is booked until you decide.
It depends on the area. Most last around 9 to 16 months. Areas that move a lot, like the lips, are closer to 6 to 8 months.
Filler fades gradually, so you won’t wake up one morning looking different. And when you come back, often only one or two areas need a top-up.
No. If you stop, your face simply carries on ageing as it would have anyway. At the amounts I use, filler doesn’t stretch your skin, and you don’t have to keep topping it up to avoid looking worse.
Yes. The fillers I use are hyaluronic acid, which can be dissolved if it’s ever needed. Working carefully from the start means it very rarely is.
Like any treatment, yes. The common ones are swelling and bruising, which settle on their own. Serious problems are very rare, and I keep dissolving medicine and emergency medicines in the clinic. I’ll go through all of it properly with you before anything starts.
It depends on the area, but most women describe it as around 3 out of 10, a bit like having their eyebrows threaded. I use strong numbing cream and very fine needles to keep it as comfortable as possible.
Not much. You might have a little swelling, tenderness or a small bruise for a few days, and most people carry on with their normal routine straight away.
If you have an event coming up, leave at least two weeks, four for anything important, and 8 to 12 weeks before your own wedding.
MOST PEOPLE START HERE
Send me 5 photos and tell me what’s been bothering you. I’ll email you with what I recommend, what I’d leave alone and what it would cost.
Send my photos →Book one or two areas straight in. You’ll pay a deposit to secure your time, which comes off your treatment price, and we start with a consultation on the day.
For three or more areas, start with a photo consultation, so we can plan it properly.
Book an appointment →Prefer to talk it through instead? A 30-minute video consultation is £50. This fee doesn’t come off your treatment.