How Many Profhilo Treatments Are Usually Needed?

For standard Profhilo, UK manufacturer IBSA describes an initial course of two treatments about 30 days apart. That is a starting schedule for a specific product. Your clinician should confirm the exact product, area and whether it suits the change you want before you book a second visit or a long-term package.

Why check the product name?

Profhilo is a product family. A schedule described for one product or area should not be assumed to apply to every treatment carrying the name. Ask to see the exact product on your written plan and check whether both visits cover the same area. If your goal is added cheek projection or a mechanical lift, discuss whether another approach would better match it.

What happens at the second visit?

Tell the clinician how your skin responded, including swelling, bruising, tenderness or any persistent lumps. Agree whether it is appropriate to proceed. If you had a concerning reaction or have become unwell, contact the clinic before the appointment. A date already in the diary is not a reason to treat skin that needs assessment.

Do I need ongoing maintenance?

Ask when the effect of the initial course can reasonably be assessed and what change you should look for. You can review your goal when you reach that point. Skin quality, preferences, cost and the response to earlier treatment can all influence whether you return. You do not have to commit to indefinite repeats at your first visit.

Comparing package prices

Check whether the quoted figure is for one visit or the entire initial course, which areas it includes and whether any review costs extra. If a second appointment is postponed, confirm how the booking terms apply. Compare the written total for the same plan across quotes.