We will undertake a thorough facial analysis and detailed discussion before proposing an appropriate treatment plan. The actual procedure takes just 5-10mins and involves a small number of injections of botulin solution directly into the muscle groups causing wrinkling.

You will be able to return to your normal daily activities immediately following treatment: there will be no visible changes. The full effect of the treatment will develop over the following 2-14 days.

This varies from individual to individual, but most people tend to have 3-4 treatments over the course of the first year. The duration of effect often increases with each repeat treatment: eventually, you may only require one maintenance treatment per year.

Anti-wrinkle injections with botox are considered a very safe treatment. It is now approved by medical authorities in over 70 countries worldwide. It has been used widely in UK hospitals since 1977 (with several indications in children) and in the cosmetic industry over the last 15 years.

There may be slight discomfort as the needle enters the skin, and there is the possibility of a small bruise at the site of the injection. Other side effects are rare but include slight drooping of the eyelid, which usually resolves in a week or so, and headaches. There are many myths and horror stories circulating in the media: any concerns you may have will be addressed thoroughly prior to treatment. No long-term side-effects have been reported.

No, definitely not. We will only treat the specific muscles that are responsible for your wrinkles, minimizing any possible loss of facial expression

Absolutely not. The treatment is completely reversible there are no permanent effects. In fact, your skin is likely to have benefited from the period of reduced muscle contraction, as wrinkle formation is slower during this time.

Ideal Candidates Will Have:

• Deep wrinkles or lines
• Crow’s feet
• Sagging, drooping brows

The Botox injection only takes a few minutes to administer; in fact, injections are so fast that Botox is often referred to as a “lunchtime” procedure. Botox is injected into the treatment area via a small needle.

You are advised to stay upright and to try to exercise the areas treated for 2-4 hours following the injections. It is important to avoid massaging these areas, though: this is to prevent the diffusion of the solution to adjacent muscles. We suggest avoiding the gym the day of treatment however you can return to normal activity the next day.

Side effects can include bruising, swelling, and discomfort at the injection site. These side effects typically dissipate within 72 hours.