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Welcome, I’m Julie founder of House of Glo Chorlton. Medical consultation and prescriptions available.

I created this space so you can feel cared for, listened to never rushed or pressured. 15 years a nurse, 6 years aesthetic nurse prescriber, I offer bespoke, subtle treatments to help you love your you. At Julie's welcoming expert clinic in Manchester you will find advanced botox and fillers and skin treatments. Julie is an advanced nurse practitioner with a passion for medical aesthetics to treat the ageing face.

03/11/2026

Lip filler doesn’t have to mean a big change, and for many patients, that’s exactly the point.

For this patient, the aim was to restore a little shape, definition and hydration while keeping the lips soft, balanced and completely in proportion with the rest of her face. The result is subtle, but you can see a little more structure along the lip border and a fresher, more supported appearance overall.

Good lip filler should always start with the lips you already have. I’m looking at your natural shape, facial proportions, how the lips move, where volume has been lost and where adding product would actually make a difference. Sometimes that means using very little, because more filler doesn’t automatically mean a better result.

If you like the idea of lip filler but still want to look completely like yourself afterwards, send me a message or tap the link in my bio to book a consultation 💌

02/11/2026

The practitioner you want isn’t the one who tells you complications never happen.

It’s the one who knows how to recognise them, manage them, support you properly and learn from every experience.

A big part of my practice is reflection. If a patient has an outcome that feels heavier or different from what we expected, I want to understand why, help them through it, and adjust the plan going forward rather than simply repeating the same approach next time.

Sometimes that means changing the dose, reviewing more closely or tailoring the treatment much more specifically to that person.

I also believe strongly in working alongside other experienced practitioners and professional organisations. Good aesthetics should never happen in isolation, and having access to colleagues, complication support and ongoing education matters enormously.

No treatment is completely risk-free. What matters is having someone who is honest about that, highly trained and there to support you before, during and after treatment.

That, for me, is what good patient care should look like 🩷

31/10/2026

There are certain phrases I don’t think belong in an aesthetic consultation.

“You need this.”
“We should fix that too.”
“This will take ten years off you.”
“Just add a bit more filler.”

They might sound harmless, but language can influence how someone sees their own face, particularly when it comes from a practitioner they trust.

My role is to tell you what I can see, explain why it may be happening, talk through the options and be clear about what each treatment can and cannot achieve.

Sometimes that means recommending a treatment. Sometimes it means changing the plan you arrived with. Sometimes it means telling you I don’t think you need anything at all.

A consultation should give you more clarity, not more insecurities.

And if the result you want isn’t realistically achievable with what I offer, I’ll tell you that too. I’d rather lose a treatment booking than gain one by promising something I can’t deliver.

You should leave a consultation feeling informed, not suddenly wondering how many other parts of your face need treating. If that’s what you’re after, tap the link in my bio to get started 🩷

30/10/2026

Things that genuinely terrify an aesthetic nurse…and no, it’s not ghosts 👻😂

Dr Google, TikTok treatment trends and forgetting to mention your medication, however? Absolutely terrifying.

Happy Halloween from House of Glo 🎃

28/10/2026

Lines around the mouth are a brilliant example of why I won’t just look at one crease and reach for a syringe.

Sometimes the issue is mainly skin quality. Sometimes it’s repeated movement. Sometimes it’s loss of support around the mouth. And quite often, it’s a bit of everything.

That’s why the answer might be microneedling, LaserME, polynucleotides, a tiny amount of filler, anti-wrinkle treatment, or a combination over time.

Also, more lip filler is definitely not the universal answer here 😅

The trick is working out what’s actually creating the line before deciding what to treat.

If this is an area that’s starting to bother you, book a consultation or send me a message, and we can work out what would make the most sense for you 💌

25/10/2026

If you’ve ever thought, “I like the idea of lip filler, I just don’t want it to be obvious,” this is for you ☝️👄

The aim here was to improve shape, definition and balance without making the lips feel out of proportion with the rest of the face.

You can see a little more structure through the border, a fuller upper lip and a softer, more balanced shape overall, but the result still feels completely in keeping with her natural features.

That’s what I always look at when I treat lips. Not just how much volume we can add, but where it actually needs to go, how the lips move, the relationship between the top and bottom lip and how everything sits within the face as a whole.

Sometimes a small adjustment is all it takes to make the lips look fresher and more balanced.

If you’ve been thinking about lip filler and want a result that still feels like you, send me a message or tap the link in bio to book a consultation 💌

22/10/2026

There’s a very convincing corner of the skincare industry that would have us believe the missing piece is always another product.

Another peptide. Another antioxidant. Another “collagen” serum. Another active to layer between the six you already own.

Sometimes it is worth adding something. But before I recommend that, I want to know whether the fundamentals are actually in place.

Are you protecting your skin properly from UV? Is your barrier healthy? Are you using evidence-based ingredients consistently? Has your skin changed alongside your hormones? Most importantly, are you asking a topical product to fix something that needs a completely different approach?

Because a £150 serum isn’t automatically a bad investment. It’s a bad investment if it has no clear job in your routine.

Good skincare should feel considered, not like you’re permanently searching for the next bottle that will finally make everything click 💜

20/10/2026

Somewhere along the way, clinic days became so much more than treatments.

They’re catch-ups, life updates, menopause chats, skincare questions, relationship stories, laughter, confidence boosts and the occasional “while I’m here, can I ask you something slightly random?” 😂

Yes, I get to do the treatments, but I also get to know some genuinely brilliant women and be part of the little things that help them feel more like themselves again.

And that, for me, is a pretty lovely way to spend a working day ✨

19/10/2026

Maybe it’s good genetics. Maybe it’s great skincare. Maybe it’s water, sleep and being extremely well-behaved…

Or maybe she has a very good injector 😉✨

The sweet spot for me is when you look fresh, rested and really well, but nobody can quite work out why.

A little support here, a little skin work there, and absolutely no desire to make you look like anyone other than yourself.

If that’s your kind of aesthetic too, you're in the right place 💜

Address

Horton Road Manchester
Manchester
M147GD

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 8pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	12pm - 8pm
Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+447919894551

Website

https://www.houseofglo.co.uk/

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