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Anti -Wrinkle
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Anti-wrinkle injections use a purified protein called botulinum toxin type A to temporarily relax targeted facial muscles. By reducing the muscle contractions that cause expression lines, the skin appears smoother and more refreshed while maintaining natural movement.
The treatment is quick and tailored to your individual facial anatomy to ensure subtle, natural-looking results.
Anti-wrinkle injections are most effective for dynamic lines, which appear when making facial expressions such as frowning, smiling, or raising the eyebrows.
Common treatment areas include the forehead, frown lines between the brows, and crow’s feet around the eyes. Other areas such as the chin, downturned mouth corners, lip lines, jawline (masseter muscles) and neck may also be treated in selected cases.
By softening these movements, the treatment helps prevent lines from becoming more deeply set over time.
Treatment is quick, typically taking around 30 minutes including consultation and preparation. A very fine needle is used, and most patients describe the sensation as a light pinprick.
Discomfort is minimal, and there is little to no downtime, making it easy to return to normal activities afterwards.
You may begin to notice improvements within three to five days, with full results developing at around two weeks.
Results typically last three to four months, although this varies between individuals. Over time, regular treatments may help reduce the strength of muscle contractions, meaning less frequent maintenance may be needed.
No. The aim is always to soften movement rather than remove it completely. You will still be able to express yourself naturally, just with smoother, more relaxed skin.
Treatment is carefully tailored to your facial structure and muscle activity to create a refreshed, well-rested appearance rather than an overtreated look.
No. If you decide to stop treatment, muscle activity will gradually return to normal and your skin will continue to age naturally.
Anti-wrinkle injections do not cause the skin to sag or worsen once stopped. You will simply return to your natural baseline.
Suitability is determined during consultation. Anti-wrinkle treatment may be appropriate if you are starting to notice expression lines that remain visible at rest or feel certain areas of your face look tense or tired.
Treatment is always tailored to your individual features and goals, and there is no obligation to proceed.
If you have previously received anti-wrinkle treatment elsewhere, we recommend waiting a minimum of 3 months before your next appointment.
This ensures your muscle movement has fully returned to its natural baseline, allowing us to accurately assess your muscle strength and dynamics.
A thorough assessment enables us to determine the optimal dosage and treatment pattern, forming the foundation of your personalised treatment plan for the most natural and effective results.
Yes. If treatment is not appropriate, not necessary, or unlikely to achieve the outcome you are hoping for, this will always be discussed honestly.
In some cases, alternative treatments or a more gradual approach may be recommended.
Anti-wrinkle injections are considered safe when prescribed and administered as part of a medically led treatment plan. As a prescription-only treatment, your medical history will always be carefully assessed beforehand to ensure your suitability.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary, such as slight redness, swelling, or small bruises at the injection points. You can return to most normal activities straight away, although you will be advised to avoid exercise, heat, alcohol, and applying pressure to the area for a short period.
Yes, anti-wrinkle injections can be combined with other treatments such as dermal fillers, skin boosters, or medical-grade skincare to achieve a more comprehensive and balanced result.
A personalised treatment plan will be created based on your individual concerns and desired outcome.
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