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Berkshire Aesthetics is a doctor-led, CQC-registered aesthetic clinic in Maidenhead. All treatments begin with a consultation to assess suitability, medical history, risks and realistic outcomes.
Is Profhilo permanent?
No, Profhilo is not permanent. Results build over the initial two-session protocol, typically four weeks apart, and usually last around six to nine months before maintenance is considered. Longevity varies by individual depending on skin condition, age, lifestyle and overall skin care.
Book a consultationWhen this may help
- You want a realistic timeline for how long Profhilo results last.
- You are planning maintenance and want to understand the typical interval.
- You want to compare Profhilo longevity with other skin boosters.
When this may not be suitable
- You want a permanent treatment or a guaranteed long-term outcome.
- Your concern is volume loss or significant laxity rather than skin quality.
- You are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a contraindication to injectable treatment.
Risks and limitations
- Bruising, swelling, tenderness and small bumps at injection points are common.
- Infection or inflammatory reaction is uncommon but possible.
- Underwhelming improvement if the concern is not primarily skin quality.
What we assess in consultation
- Whether Profhilo is appropriate for your concern
- Skin quality, hydration and laxity
- Medical history and previous injectable reactions
- Expected course, longevity, maintenance and pricing
Related questions
How long do Profhilo results last?
Typically around six to nine months after the initial two-session protocol, although outcomes vary by individual.
Do I need maintenance?
Most patients consider a maintenance session every six to nine months. Your clinician will advise based on your skin and response.
Is Profhilo a permanent filler?
No. It is a bio-remodelling skin booster, not a permanent product, and is not used in the same way as structural fillers.
Ready to Start Your Journey?
Book a consultation with our expert team today.