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Dr Ed Robinson Clinics Dr Ed Robinson Clinics is a doctor-led clinic in Hale, Cheshire, rated 'Good' by the CQC. Contact us to reserve an appointment.

Helping you feel your most confident self
Subtle injectables, lasers, hormones, skin
Hale, Cheshire & Harley St, London
CQC: Good, Outstanding in leadership
Featured in The Times, Tatler Magazine and Sky News
You’ll love it here ↓ We offer injectables, lasers, skin treatments, hormone health and regenerative hair care, with a focus on subtle, natural-looking results. Every journey begins with a consultation, so your plan is built around you, your skin and your goals, with safety first. We're proud to treat all skin tones, and we're an LGBT+ owned clinic where everyone is welcome. Our aim is simple: we want people to tell you "you look well", never "what have you had done?" Our team has over 500 five-star reviews across Google and Trustpilot. Dr Ed Robinson also consults at 104 Harley Street, London, on a regular Friday schedule, offering injectable treatments.

10/11/2026

Sometimes, creating a little lift means knowing which muscles to relax and which to leave alone. 👀

Our facial muscles work in balance. Some lift, while others pull down. Carefully reducing the activity of certain muscles that pull down can allow the lifting muscles to have more influence, creating a subtle lifting effect.

This is why understanding anatomy is so important. Every face moves differently, and the right approach depends on how your muscles work together and what you’re hoping to achieve. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to injectables! ☺️

Have you had these areas treated? How did you find the results? Let me know below ⬇️🤔

09/11/2026

I’m afraid you might not like my answer either 😬😂

Nasolabial folds, the lines running from the sides of your nose towards the corners of your mouth, are a normal part of facial anatomy. Having them does not automatically mean you look old or need something injected into them.

As we age, changes in our bone, fat and skin can make these folds more pronounced. Understanding WHY they have become deeper is essential to deciding what, if anything, we should do about them.

Simply putting filler along the line may soften it, but it doesn’t necessarily address the changes responsible. And if we keep adding volume in an attempt to erase the fold completely, we can end up with a fuller, puffier appearance around the mouth.

The line might be less obvious, but have we actually improved the overall appearance of the face? 🤔

This is why I assess the face as a whole, looking at the underlying anatomy, where volume has been lost and how the tissues have changed. Sometimes there is something appropriate to treat, sometimes the fold is best left alone.

Carefully placed filler directly in this area can be appropriate for some patients, but it simply isn’t something I recommend automatically just because a line exists.

Ultimately, my job is to advise you honestly, even when the answer is a slightly disappointing “I’d leave that alone”. 😉

Have you ever been told you need your nasolabial folds filled? Let me know in the comments ⬇️

This may or may not constitute medical advice.Also it’s minimally invasive.
08/11/2026

This may or may not constitute medical advice.

Also it’s minimally invasive.

Here are the treatments I’ve had and how I’d rate them! Have you had any of these? Do you agree? Let me know in the comm...
07/11/2026

Here are the treatments I’ve had and how I’d rate them! Have you had any of these? Do you agree? Let me know in the comments ⬇️

Teeth by Dr Lowri Hanna

07/11/2026

Your friend’s treatment plan isn’t a template for your face. 😉

Muscle activity and movement patterns vary between patients, which is why I need to assess your face both at rest and when you’re making expressions.

Where we place treatment should reflect your anatomy, your concerns and what we can realistically achieve. Having the same concern as someone else doesn’t automatically mean you need the same approach.

And your treatment plan should evolve with you. Muscle activity and tissue quality change as we age, so a treatment you loved a few years ago may need adjusting, or may no longer be helpful. The forehead is a particularly good example.

“We’ve always done it that way” is hardly a reason to keep doing it. ☺️

What treatment or concern would you like me to draw next? 🎨🖌️ Let me know in the comments ⬇️

05/11/2026

Story of my life. To be fair I’m usually focussing on the patients 😬🫶🏼

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Dr Ed Robinson Clinics, Unit 3 The Courtyard, 283 Ashley Road
Altrincham
WA143NG

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 4:30pm

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