Anti-wrinkle
Anti-wrinkle treatments are most commonly known as Botox or botulinum toxin. Botox is actually just a brand name, although it is the most well-known brand, there are several, other, reputable brands in the UK, for, the same type of treatment. They are a type of neurotoxin that relaxes facial muscles to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
How do I know how many Areas I need?
This is something that can be discussed at your consultation if you are unsure. We have listed the most common 3 treatment areas below, we are advanced trained so we can also offer full upper and lower face ie Masseter, Platysmal Bands and Gummy Smile Correction
Frown lines/11 lines
You can see frown lines, sometimes called glabellar lines or 11 lines, between your eyebrows. Botox can be used to cure those lines because it is designed to significantly reduce deep wrinkles as a result of continual facial creases.
Forehead lines
If you want to smooth out the wrinkles and fine lines on your forehead, Botox treatment is the answer to your problem. The treatment also works well both as a preventive measure for stopping deep horizontal furrows from developing and as a treatment for existing ones. (Forehead lines must be treated in combination with frown lines to achieve an effective result)
Crow’s Feet
The lines you can see on the outside of your eyes are called lateral canthal lines, or crows feet in simple terms. They show up when you grin or close your eyes in a usual manner. Using Botox in these areas might help minimise the lines achieving a smoother and younger-looking appearance.
Botox is fermented by the bacteria (clostridium botulinum) that cause botulism.
In its native, unrefined form, if swallowed, the toxin can cause Botulism, which is fatal. You should not get Botulism from Botox injections because the dose is too low.
Botox is a brand name for Botulinum Toxin A; other trusted brands of Botulinum are, Azzalure, Relfydess, Nuceiva and Bocouture. All are safe and effective, all are licensed, prescription only medicines.
There is a growing market for unlicensed brands from China, Korea and Russia (not legally available in The UK) being bought by unethical or unqualified individuals who often advertise their treatments at a lower price. These counterfeit products are often manufactured without proper quality controls, may contain harmful substances, and can be dangerously misbranded or contaminated.
Botox is a prescription drug. That means it should only be administered by a licensed healthcare provider, such as a doctor, nurse practitioner, or registered nurse under supervision. Medical professionals are trained to:
Use only FDA-approved, pharmaceutical-grade products sourced through legal supply chains
Properly assess your medical history to ensure you're a safe candidate
Inject Botox accurately to avoid nerve damage, asymmetry, or complications
Handle adverse reactions if they occur
Choosing a health care professional to administer your treatment ensures it is both safe and effective. We follow strict protocols, maintain sterile environments, and are bound by ethical and legal standards that protect patients.
the facts
is botox safe?
Yes! Botox is the most widely researched medicine in the world, EVER and has been widely used for over two decades.
There are 21 different medical uses for Botox discovered so far! It is used to treat cross eyes, muscle spasm, incontinence, excessive sweating, foot deformity in cerebral palsy, facial palsy and migraine to name a few.
Botox is a licensed medicine in 80 countries worldwide.
There are osome potential side effects associated with Botox, such as pain and swelling at the injection site, and in rare cases, drooping of the eyelid or eyebrow. However, these side effects are typically mild and temporary.
Common Misunderstandings
‘Botox is a poison’- All medicines can be classed as poisons, in the wrong dose, taken the wrong way or in the wrong formulation. Botox in this context is a medicine.
‘Botox freezes your face’- Botox relaxes muscles that cause unwanted expression lines (e.g. worry lines) BotoxTM can achieve subtle results without freezing expression.
‘It makes you look surprised’- Botox can give an arch to the eyebrows, but a skilled practitioner should be able to maintain your natural resting expression.
‘Botox gives you a trout pout’- Many people confuse Botox with dermal fillers. Botox is not used to make the lips fuller.
monthly subscription plan
If you prefer to break the cost of your treatment down into monthly payments, our payment plan allows you to pay over 12 months.
Subscription payments start from £30 per month. Specific monthly membership plans can be calculated and adapted following a consultation to discuss your individual requirements.
Each plan includes additional complimentary treatment - Polynucleotides, Skin Booster or RF Facial
Terms and conditions apply.
For more information please visit the Subscription page here