Is it right for you?
Six quick questions and you will know which treatment suits you, and whether anything in your health means waiting or having a word with your GP first.
Nothing you say about your health leaves this page. Those answers are worked out in your own browser and are never sent, stored or attached to your name. If you choose to send your result at the end, Alison sees your name, how to reach you, the treatment suggested and your timescale — and nothing else.
If it flags somethingdo not panic
Very little on that list is a flat no.
Most women get a straight yes. A few get a “yes, but not this month”, usually because of pregnancy, a course of Roaccutane in the last year, blood-thinning medication, or a history of cold sores if it is lips you are after.
None of those is the end of it. Nearly all of them mean waiting a while, or a quick word with your GP first, and then you are fine. If something does come up, bring it to the consultation — Alison has been doing this for twenty-five years and has almost certainly worked around it before.
And if the honest answer really is no, she will tell you that too, before you have spent anything.
Or just ask Alison
It starts with a free consultation — shape, colour and your patch test, with nothing to pay and nothing to commit to.