Delivered by Registered Nurse Aesthetic Practitioner Becky Beckett at No1 Urban Aesthetics (56 Ironmarket).
Consultation-led, outcomes-first -- structure, balance and natural looking results.
Nurse-led dermal filler treatment planned around facial anatomy, proportion and natural-looking results. Treatment starts with assessment, not with agreeing a random amount over messages.
Rebecca “Bex” Beckett, Registered Nurse and Lead Aesthetic Practitioner, assesses, plans and treats — the same practitioner throughout.
The aim is balance and proportion: volume placed where your anatomy needs it, nowhere else.
Lip filler up to 1ml is £120.
Lip filler · definition, controlled volume and hydration
Lip filler is planned around your own lip shape, facial proportions and treatment goals. The appropriate amount is decided following face-to-face assessment rather than being predetermined.
Lip filler up to 1ml — £120.
Treatment areas
What to expect
An honest conversation about what you want, what your anatomy supports and what realistic outcomes look like. If treatment isn't right for you, we'll say so.
Product choice, volume and placement technique are decided around your face — your proportions, your anatomy and your goals. Not a standard amount applied to everyone.
Meticulous placement using technique suited to the area and outcome. Topical numbing is applied. Most treatments take 20–40 minutes once preparation is complete.
Clear written aftercare is provided. You will know what to watch for and who to contact. A review is available if needed, and swelling can take a few days to settle.
Anatomy-led assessment
Volume is planned around how your face is structured — your proportions, bone support and existing tissue. Bex assesses in clinic and discusses what your anatomy can support before any product is selected or placed.
Treatment plans are built on what your face needs, not a predetermined amount.
Reversibility as standard
All filler placed at No.1 Urban Aesthetics is hyaluronic acid-based and can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if clinically required.
Hyaluronidase is a prescription medicine and requires appropriate clinical assessment and prescribing oversight. Dissolution is not treated as a routine add-on.
Lumi-Fil range in clinic
Bex works with the Lumi-Fil product range. Product choice is made per area and per patient at consultation.
Different treatment areas and outcomes call for different formulations, rather than one product being applied universally.
Real results
The aim is never more for the sake of more. Treatment is planned around balance, proportion and a result that still reads as you.
Individual results vary and no specific outcome can be guaranteed.
Common questions
Some initial swelling is normal, particularly for lips, and settles over a few days. Treatment is planned around what your face can support, not a maximum volume.
Longevity varies by area, product and metabolism. Expected duration is discussed at consultation once your plan is agreed.
You can share what you have seen and what appeals to you. Bex will advise what is achievable given your anatomy, facial proportions and what is likely to remain balanced long-term.
Volume is a clinical decision made at assessment based on anatomy, treatment goals and what your face can proportionately support. We do not agree amounts before seeing you.
Some swelling and occasional bruising can occur. Most people resume normal day-to-day activities while following their written aftercare.
Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved using hyaluronidase where clinically appropriate. Dissolution requires a separate appointment and assessment.
No.1 Urban Aesthetics is at 56 Ironmarket, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Treatment is provided to adults aged 18 and over following face-to-face consultation, medical history review, suitability screening and informed consent.
Dermal filler treatment at No.1 Urban Aesthetics is carried out by Rebecca (Bex) Beckett, Registered Nurse and Lead Aesthetic Practitioner. Where hyaluronidase is required, it is used as a prescription medicine under appropriate independent prescribing oversight.
Results vary between individuals and are not guaranteed. Treatment is not suitable for everyone. Contraindications, risks and realistic outcomes are discussed in full at consultation. This information is general and does not constitute individual medical advice.