Botox
Botulinum toxin (Botox). The treatment is well known to reduce the wrinkles in the skin, such as frown lines and laughter lines (crow's feet), and is therefore used in a cosmetic context.
Why clients love it
Smooths wrinkles
Softens frown lines, crow's feet and forehead wrinkles.
Fresh, youthful look
Gives the face a relaxed and well-rested appearance.
Relieves tension
Can help reduce headaches, jaw tension and teeth grinding (bruxism).
What is Botox?
- From
- £170
- Area
- Face
- Focus
- Rejuvenation & Lifting
Botulinum toxin is a medicine that has been used for many years to treat blepharospasm. The two main types are Botox and Dysport. It also has other uses, such as in facial palsy, corneal exposure and certain types of squint.
The effects usually last 3-6 months, depending on your body, facial expressions, and the treated area. After the first session, results may fade faster (around 2-3 months), but with regular treatments, the effect tends to last longer.
Your treatment, step by step
- 01
How does the treatment work?
Botulinum toxin is a neurotoxin that weakens the muscle in which it is injected. It acts by blocking the communication between the nerve and the muscle.
- 02
How is Botulinum toxin given?
Botulinum toxin is given as an injection in the clinic room using a very fine needle. Small volumes are injected beneath the skin to the specific muscles around the eye and face that need treatment. We often advise the use of ice packs after treatments to prevent bruising and minimise pain.
- 03
What are the side effects of the treatment?
You may develop some subtle redness around the area of the injection and occasionally some bruising which is quite common.
Recommended for
- Reduce dynamic wrinkles, lines caused by facial expressions (frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet)
- Achieve a fresher, more relaxed look, even when the face feels tired
- Use it preventively, as many people start Botox in their late 20s-30s to stop fine lines from becoming permanent
- Smooth the skin and improve facial symmetry (e.g., lifting eyebrows or balancing an uneven smile)
- Treat medical issues such as excessive sweating (underarms, hands, feet), bruxism (teeth grinding), or chronic migraines
Not suitable for
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- People with neuromuscular disorders (e.g., myasthenia gravis)
- Allergy to botulinum toxin or ingredients
- Skin infections or inflammation at the injection site
- Severe blood clotting disorders
If you are unsure, we recommend consulting with us before treatment.
Botox prices
A £30 deposit secures your first booking and is fully deducted from the price. Prices are confirmed at your consultation.
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Common questions
- How does the treatment work?
- Botulinum toxin is a neurotoxin that weakens the muscle in which it is injected. It acts by blocking the communication between the nerve and the muscle.
- How is Botulinum toxin given?
- Botulinum toxin is given as an injection in the clinic room using a very fine needle. Small volumes are injected beneath the skin to the specific muscles around the eye and face that need treatment. We often advise the use of ice packs after treatments to prevent bruising and minimise pain.
- What are the side effects of the treatment?
- You may develop some subtle redness around the area of the injection and occasionally some bruising which is quite common.
Ready to book your Botox?
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