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Anti Wrinkle Injections

Brighten your appearance, rejuvenate your skin and reverse the signs of ageing
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What are anti-wrinkle injections?

As a non surgical secret of celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie, Eva Longoria and Nicole Kidman to name a few,  anti wrinkle injections now a common aesthetic procedure for many men and women in the UK to extend their evergreen looks, topping the list of non invasive treatments carried out in the UK in 2012 due to its convenience and reasonable cost.

 

This minimally invasive procedure (Anti Wrinkle Injections) is widely practiced amongst the medical profession and is an affordable and modern alternative to extensive and expensive cosmetic surgery. An increase in the number of men opting for anti-wrinkle injections has also increased in the UK recently.

 

Treatment Summary

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Procedure Time

30 min. estimated

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Back To Work

Immediate estimated

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Anaesthetic

No anaesthetic necessary

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Full Recovery

24h estimated

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Sensitivity Period

1h estimated

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Duration Of Results

*3-4 months

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Risks & Complications

Infection, bruises, drooping brow allergic reactions ( e.g swelling )

Where is it effective?

  • Crows Feet
  • Frown Lines
  • Forehead Lines
  • Gummy Smile

Pricelist

One Area

PRICE PER SYRINGE

£179

Two Areas

PRICE PER SYRINGE

£249

Three Areas

PRICE PER SYRINGE

£299

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Frequently asked Questions

Wrinkles and facial lines are caused by the loss of elastic tissue between the skin and the muscle. Factors such as lifestyle, diet, genetics, the environment and personal habits including drinking alcohol and smoking can all contribute towards skin aging.
Azzalure is a botulinum toxin type-A used for the temporary improvement in the appearance of facial lines. Botulinum toxin is a naturally occurring protein that works by blocking impulses from the nerves to the facial muscles of the skin, temporarily relaxing them so they don’t move. Used in medicine for many years, botulinum toxin is administered in a way so that it only affects the muscles and does not reach other parts of the body.
Azzalure injections are quick and offer immediate results. The treatment involves making a series of small injections of the toxin into the muscles of the face, namely the forehead and brow, between the eyes and the sides of the eyes. Dermal fillers are also a popular alternative to botulinum toxin treatments, although dermal fillers are made of synthetic materials including collagen and hyaluronic acid. Whilst botulinum toxin affects muscle movement, dermal fillers fill out the grooves, lines and furrows to enhance facial contours.
In a word, no. One reason anti-wrinkle injections are so popular is that no anaesthetic is involved, meaning the treatment is virtually pain-free and takes only a few short minutes. There may be some mild discomfort felt at the injection site, but this will quickly subside with the use of a cold compress. Mild headache shortly after treatment is often common, but again, will subside within 24 hours of treatment. In very rare instances, there may be a risk of infection, bruising, drooping brow or swelling.
The initial effects of anti-wrinkle injections are visible within 48-72 hours; however, the full effect of the treatment is visible within 14 days. Results typically last three to four months, making it ideal for treating frown lines, crow’s feet and forehead wrinkles.
After an anti-wrinkle injection treatment, you can continue with your day as normal, although for the first 24 hours it is advised to not touch your face, to avoid having facials, and to refrain from visiting a sauna. Strenuous activities including visiting the gym should also be avoided, in addition to consuming alcohol or taking any pain medication after the treatment. To help speed up the effects of the treatment it is suggested to keep your facial muscles active after the procedure. Anti-wrinkle injections should be avoided if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, are allergic to the botulinum toxin, if the injection site is infected, or if you suffer from a neuromuscular disorder such as myasthenia gravis.