Nicole bleu aesthetics

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This is exactly why the consultation matters.

She’d previously had her jawline treated with me two years ago, and now she’s come back because we felt her chin could benefit from a little more projection.

But the goal isn’t to completely change her profile.

She has a slightly recessed chin, so adding a small amount of projection can improve the relationship between the chin, lips and nose and create better facial balance.

And just as importantly… we’re not trying to create a witchy chin or a Johnny Bravo jaw 😂

Sometimes less really is more.

I’d much rather build gradually, reassess and make subtle changes over time than over-treat in one appointment.

Because good filler should enhance your features not announce that you’ve had filler.

Think your profile could benefit from better balance? DM me “CHIN” to book a consultation.

3 aesthetic treatments I personally wouldn’t have 👀

Not because they’re necessarily “bad” treatments but because, for me, the potential downsides and long-term considerations would outweigh the benefits.

In this video I’m talking about:

✨ Tear trough filler
✨ Buccal fat removal
✨ Thread lifts

Your face changes over time, so I’m always looking beyond the immediate result and thinking about longevity, facial structure and how a treatment may affect your face in the future.

Would you have any of these treatments? 👀

Follow for more honest, no-BS aesthetics advice.

Sometimes it’s not your jawline that’s the problem… it’s the relationship between your chin, jaw and the rest of your face.

This client had a slightly recessed chin, which meant her side profile lacked a little projection and definition.

Rather than adding lots of filler, we used a small amount strategically to bring the chin forward, improve the lower-face proportions and create a more balanced side profile alongside defining the jawline.

If you look at your side profile and feel like:

• your chin sits slightly too far back
• your jawline disappears from certain angles
• your lower face feels a little “off” or unbalanced
• your nose looks more prominent from the side
• you’ve never been able to put your finger on why your profile doesn’t quite look how you want it to…

It could be your facial proportions, not something that needs correcting with lots of filler.

This is exactly why I don’t believe in simply injecting the area you point to. I assess how everything works together first, then use filler strategically to create balance while keeping your result looking like you.

✨ Want to know what could be improved in your profile? DM me “PROFILE” to book a consultation.

Put. The. Microneedle. Down. 👀

I know at-home microneedling looks like an easy way to improve your skin… but deeper doesn’t automatically mean better.

When microneedling is done incorrectly, you can cause unnecessary trauma to the skin, increase the risk of infection, pigmentation and scarring, and potentially make the problem you’re trying to fix worse.

Professional microneedling isn’t just about the device it’s about needle depth, technique, skin condition, hygiene and knowing when NOT to treat.

Save this before you buy that at-home device… and send it to someone who needs to hear it. 🤍

Your skin deserves better than DIY guesswork.

Put. The. Microneedle. Down. 👀

I know at-home microneedling looks like an easy way to improve your skin… but deeper doesn’t automatically mean better.

When microneedling is done incorrectly, you can cause unnecessary trauma to the skin, increase the risk of infection, pigmentation and scarring, and potentially make the problem you’re trying to fix worse.

Professional microneedling isn’t just about the device it’s about needle depth, technique, skin condition, hygiene and knowing when NOT to treat.

Save this before you buy that at-home device… and send it to someone who needs to hear it. 🤍

Your skin deserves better than DIY guesswork.

If you’ve started pulling your face back in the mirror… or using face strips to make everything look a little tighter 👀

I get it.

When you can physically see your skin being pulled into a tighter position, it can feel like you’ve found the answer.

But here’s the thing…

If you’re noticing a softer jawline, jowls or changes around the lower face, it’s not simply a case of your skin “needing to be tighter.”

As we age, there are changes happening beneath the skin too including changes in collagen, fat distribution and tissue support.

That’s why my approach isn’t about simply adding filler where you see a line or pulling everything upwards.

It’s about understanding WHY your lower face has changed and creating balance so you still look like you just fresher, more defined and more lifted.

✨ Less “done”.
✨ More refreshed.
✨ A plan designed around your face.

If you’ve caught yourself doing the mirror pull… this one’s for you.

Save this Reel and send it to a friend who needs to see it.

Your under-eyes can change the way your whole face looks. 👀

Darkness, fine lines, creasing, or that tired-looking appearance can make you feel like you look more exhausted than you actually are.

And one of the questions I get asked most is: “What can actually be done about my under-eye area?”

The answer depends on what’s causing the concern.

✨ Crow’s feet anti-wrinkle helps soften the appearance of dynamic lines around the eyes by reducing muscle movement.

✨ Polynucleotides work differently. They’re focused on improving the quality of the skin, supporting hydration, elasticity and overall skin rejuvenation.

They’re not interchangeable treatments, and not everyone needs the same thing.

That’s why I always assess the area properly before recommending anything because treating the right problem is what creates the most natural-looking result.

If you’re constantly looking in the mirror thinking “Why do my eyes make me look so tired?”, it might be time to find out what’s actually causing it.

💙 DM me “UNDER EYE” and I’ll talk you through what may be suitable for you.

I’m an aesthetics practitioner… but what have I actually had done to my own face? 👀

I thought I’d keep this one real and share the treatments I’ve personally had, what I loved, what I’d do again and what I probably wouldn’t rush back to.

Because I’m a big believer that aesthetic treatments should enhance what you already have not change who you are.

And honestly, being in the industry has definitely made me much more selective about what I choose to have done.

Would you like me to do a part 2 and tell you the treatments I would never have? 👀