For many women, aesthetic treatments like dermal fillers, Botox, and threads have become part of a regular self-care routine. But what happens when those treatments leave you looking less like yourself? If you've ever walked out of a clinic feeling overdone or underwhelmed, you're not alone. At JAG Medical Aesthetics, we see more women every month seeking expert correction over more tweaking.
This shift isn’t vanity. It’s discernment.The Problem With Overfilling
In the pursuit of youth, it’s all too easy for aesthetic work to become... noticeable. Overfilled cheeks, swollen lips, frozen expressions—these results may be unintentional, but they can leave clients feeling self-conscious or simply not like themselves.
Why it happens:

• Lack of anatomical understanding by non-medical injectors

• Trends prioritising volume over balance

• Layering treatments without reassessment

• Poor product selection or technique

When results feel unnatural, it’s often a sign of misjudged proportions rather than "too much product." Correction isn't just about dissolving filler—it's about restoring facial harmony.Correction Requires a Different Level of Skill
Unlike initial treatments, corrections demand advanced clinical judgment and an in-depth understanding of facial anatomy, product behaviour, and skin physiology. At JAG Medical Aesthetics, all treatments are medically-led and guided by the ethical principle: less is more when done well.
Our approach includes:

• Full facial assessments, not just the area of concern

• Honest recommendations—even if it means suggesting a wait-and-review

• Use of enzyme-based dissolving agents (like hyaluronidase) where appropriate

• Gradual rebalancing plans to avoid further trauma or distortion

If you’ve ever searched "how to fix bad filler" or "dissolve lip filler safely UK," the key lies not in quick fixes, but in experienced, medical hands.Recognising When You Need Correction
Not sure if you need a correction or simply a break from treatments? Here are some telltale signs:

• You feel puffy, heavy, or distorted in certain areas

• Expressions feel tight or restricted

• You notice migration of filler around the mouth, lips, or under-eyes

• You’ve had multiple tweakments with different practitioners

• Friends or family say you look different—but not in a good way

If any of this resonates, it may be time for a clinical review.The Safety Factor: Why Regulation Matters
In a largely unregulated aesthetics industry, many clients are surprised to learn that treatments like filler and Botox can be legally administered by non-medics. This increases the risk of poor outcomes and complications.
JAG Medical Aesthetics is proudly CQC-registered—a distinction that sets us apart in clinical governance, hygiene standards, and medical accountability.
Why choose a CQC-registered clinic?

• Regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the same body that inspects hospitals and GPs

• Adherence to strict clinical protocols and infection control

• Medical staff trained to manage complications and emergencies

• Access to prescription-only treatments and reversal agents

This is not just aesthetics. It's healthcare.What to Expect From a Correction Journey at JAG
We start with an in-depth consultation that includes your treatment history, medical background, and aesthetic goals. No judgment, no rush.
Correction plans may include:

• Strategic dissolving of filler using hyaluronidase

• Cooling-off periods to allow natural swelling to settle

• Gradual replenishment with high-quality, clinically appropriate products

• Complimentary reviews to track progress and adjust as needed

Each journey is bespoke, guided by ethics, not sales.