Dear [Practitioner/Clinic Name],
I am writing to complain about my lip filler treatment on [date]. Since the procedure, I have experienced [describe issue: e.g., lumps, asymmetry, swelling, infection]. The results are not what I expected and have caused me distress.
I am requesting a refund or a repeat treatment to correct the problem. Please let me know how you will resolve this. Photos are attached for reference.
I look forward to your prompt response.
Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]
Why Lip Filler Complaints Are So Common
If you’re feeling disappointed, anxious, or even embarrassed after a lip filler treatment, you’re not alone. Lip fillers are the most complained-about cosmetic procedure in the UK, with thousands of people seeking help every year. The popularity of fuller lips, driven by social media, means more treatments—and unfortunately, more problems.
Most Common Issues with Lip Fillers
Lumps, bumps, or nodules that don’t go away
Asymmetry or uneven shape
Overfilled or unnatural appearance (“duck lips”)
Vascular occlusion (blocked blood vessel, which can be serious)
Infection, redness, or swelling
Allergic reactions
These issues often happen when fillers are injected by someone with little training, or when cheap, unlicensed products are used.
When You Have Grounds for a Complaint
You have a right to complain if:
The result is very different from what was discussed or promised
You experience severe side effects or complications
The practitioner used unlicensed products or lacked proper training
The treatment was not performed with reasonable care and skill
First Steps: Contacting Your Practitioner
Reach out to the person who did your lip fillers. Stay calm and clear. Explain what went wrong and ask if they can offer a redo or refund. Many clinics will want to resolve the issue quickly.
What to Include in Your Complaint
Your name and contact details
Date and location of treatment
Practitioner’s name and qualifications (if known)
Description of the problem (attach photos if possible)
Details of any symptoms or side effects
What you want: refund, re-treatment, or other resolution
What If You’re Not Satisfied: Escalating Your Complaint
If the practitioner refuses to help:
Contact the clinic’s management or customer service
Report to professional bodies if the practitioner is registered
Consider a small claims action for the cost of the treatment
If you suspect unsafe practice, report to the local authority or Health and Safety Executive
How to Protect Yourself in Future Treatments
Check the practitioner’s credentials and experience
Ask what product will be used and where it’s sourced from
Make sure you understand the risks and aftercare
Don’t be afraid to walk away if you feel uncomfortable
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice. Outcomes in divorce and pension matters may vary depending on individual circumstances and the evidence submitted to the court. Always consider seeking professional support for your specific situation.
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