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Frequently Asked Questions - Wrinkle Reduction Treatment 

Wrinkle reducing treatments are injections to treat the frown lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows and the crow's feet around the eyes.

What is it? 
  • A tiny quanity of Botulinum Toxin A is injected into the muscles that cause these dynamic lines.
  • The injection temporarily prevents nerve signals from reaching  the muscle and as a result the muscle relaxes and the  lines and wrinkles become smoother and less pronounced.
  • These treatments are simple and effective with minimal swelling or redness and have a proven track record for effectiveness. You would expect to see results in 4-7 days.

What it can’t do 
  • Wrinkle injections cannot lift or plump loose or sagging skin.
  • These areas can be treated with Dermal Filler injections to plump the lines.
  • Wrinkle reducing injections and Dermal fillers can be combined to give a non-surgical facelift.
What is involved? 
  • Following a free consultation with our Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner or Doctor you will be assessed and advised of the most suitable treatment for you.
  • Treatment can take as little as 20 minutes and you will be able to  return to normal activities immediately afterwards.
  • The smoothing effects of  the first treatment typically lasts for up to 3-4 months.
  • You will need to return  for regular 3 monthly treatments during the first year as the optimum results are obtained if the next treatment is performed before the effects of the  previous treatment has worn off.
  • With repeated treatments the relaxed and  softened effects will last longer.
Possible side effects

  • Side effects, if they occur are usually temporary and mild to moderate, and are typically linked to the injections e.g. pain on injection, redness, swelling etc.
  • In very rare cases, the  spread of botulinum toxin into nearby muscles is possible when high doses are  injected, hence the need to see a specialist in this field.

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