Which Made in Chelsea stars have publicly confirmed visiting Dr Motox? Based on sources that can be checked directly, two names can be included responsibly: Maeva D'Ascanio and Liv Bentley. This article covers only treatments they or named sources have discussed publicly. It does not infer treatment from photographs, social media follows or changes in appearance.
That distinction matters. Aesthetic treatment is private medical information unless a client chooses to share it. Celebrity rumours are not evidence, and another person's result cannot predict your own. The useful lesson is how different concerns can lead to different treatment plans, with consultation and safety taking priority over trends.
What counts as a publicly confirmed Dr Motox client?
For this guide, confirmation means a named Dr Motox clinic story, a treatment provider's published case study or the individual's own public statement. We have excluded press speculation and comments that simply say a celebrity has a similar aesthetic. We are also not claiming that a majority of the Made in Chelsea cast visit Dr Motox.
Maeva D'Ascanio's publicly shared treatments
Maeva D'Ascanio's relationship with Dr Motox has been documented in several public sources. A 2022 case study from REVOLAX described her visit for a non-surgical nose treatment using hyaluronic acid dermal filler. Maeva was quoted discussing her reasons for treatment and her satisfaction with the result. Dr Motox also published a media page linking to coverage of the appointment.
In 2024, the clinic published Maeva's bridal beauty journey. It named anti-wrinkle treatment, a lip flip, nose refinement, bespoke medical-grade skincare, Profhilo and regular facials as parts of a longer plan. This is a useful example of staged treatment rather than doing everything immediately before an event.
What a non-surgical nose treatment can and cannot do
Hyaluronic acid filler can sometimes camouflage a small dorsal hump, support a drooping tip or improve the visual balance of a profile. It adds material, so it cannot make the nose physically smaller or correct breathing problems. Results are temporary and may require maintenance. Swelling, tenderness and bruising are common short-term effects.
The nose is a higher-risk filler area because of its blood-vessel anatomy. Rare vascular occlusion can damage skin and, in severe cases, affect vision. The FDA's dermal filler safety guidance describes these risks, while the NHS advises checking a practitioner's training, experience, insurance and complication plan. Sudden severe pain, blanching, grey or blue skin, or any visual change needs urgent medical assessment.
Liv Bentley's public Profhilo discussion
Liv Bentley publicly discussed seeing Dr Motox during the 2 July 2026 episode of Private Parts. In the recorded conversation, she referred to being treated the previous week and credited Profhilo when discussing her skin's glow. That is a direct public disclosure. It does not justify guessing about any other procedure she may or may not have had.
Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid treatment intended to improve hydration and visible skin quality rather than create a defined contour like traditional filler. Dr Motox currently recommends an average course of three sessions spaced two to six weeks apart, followed by maintenance according to the individual plan. Small injection-site bumps, redness, swelling and bruising can occur, and results develop gradually.
Realistic benefits are a fresher, more hydrated appearance and gradual improvement in texture or elasticity. Profhilo is not a surgical lift, does not replace lost volume in a precise area and cannot guarantee “glass skin”. Regular professional facials may support cleansing, exfoliation and hydration, but they also need to be selected for the current condition of the skin. Active infection, an eczema or rosacea flare, or significant irritation should be assessed before treatment.
What these celebrity treatment stories do not prove
A celebrity client does not make a treatment suitable for everyone, guarantee a specific result or remove the need to discuss complications. Facial anatomy, skin quality, medical history, previous procedures and expectations all change the plan. Treatment should be postponed if there is infection, broken skin or active inflammation in the area. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies, autoimmune conditions, blood-thinning medicines and previous filler or surgery must be discussed during consultation.
Aftercare and skin support
After injectable treatment, follow the instructions given by your clinician. These may include avoiding pressure on the area, vigorous exercise, alcohol, heat exposure or makeup for a specified period. Do not massage unless you are specifically told to do so. Contact the clinic if symptoms are worsening rather than settling.
For gentle hydration once the skin is intact and your practitioner says it is appropriate, the Dr Motox Exosome Collagen Face & Neck Sheet Mask is suitable across dry, oily and sensitive skin types. Patch test first and do not apply it to infected, broken or actively inflamed skin.
Frequently asked questions
Which Made in Chelsea stars are confirmed Dr Motox clients?
Maeva D'Ascanio and Liv Bentley are supported by publicly available named sources. We do not include unverified rumours about other cast members.
Did Maeva D'Ascanio have a non-surgical nose job?
Yes. A published provider case study and Dr Motox media coverage identified Maeva as having a non-surgical nose treatment at the clinic.
What treatment did Liv Bentley discuss?
Liv publicly referred to treatment with Dr Motox and to Profhilo during a July 2026 podcast episode.
Should I ask for the same treatment as a celebrity?
No treatment should be selected from a celebrity name or photograph alone. Book an initial consultation so anatomy, goals, alternatives, limitations, risks and recovery can be assessed.
