Settling down on a treatment bed at Harley Street’s The Hale Clinic, my face was assessed, measured and analysed before the aesthetics practitioner Dr Ivona Igerc (known to me as Dr Ivy) went anywhere near me with numbing cream, let alone a needle.
Before deciding where to inject filler and neuromodulators, she mapped out my face on her iPad, marking which areas she would inject and what product she would use. “It’s such a precise art,” I said, so I was shocked when Ivona told me there has been a huge rise globally in robotics injecting facial fillers and neuromodulators.
There are reported benefits of having a machine inject your face rather…
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