ANTI-WRINKLE INJECTION

Look natural and healthy at any time!

Anti-wrinkle injections are a popular non-surgical treatment option for reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines on the face.

These injections contain a purified protein called botulinum toxin type A, which is commonly known by the brand name Botox, Dysport, Azzalure and Bocouture.

The Science Behind the Magic

When injected into the skin, this protein works by temporarily blocking the nerve signals that cause muscles to contract and wrinkle the skin. This results in smoother, more youthful-looking skin.

WHO IS THIS TREATMENT SUITABLE FOR

Botulinum Toxin injection treatment is typically suitable for people with:

• Frown lines 
• Forehead lines
• Glabellar lines (vertical lines between the eyebrows that ressemble the number 11)
• Bunny lines (lines across the bridge of the nose
• Crow’s feet (lines on the upper two thirds of the lateral eye)
• Brow lift (creates a lifting effect of the brow)
• Gummy smile (over showing  gums)
• Lip Flip (elevates the lip)
• DAO (upside down smile lines)
• Masseter (people suffering from teeth grinding, TMJ and migraines)
• Chin wrinkles
• Platysma Bands (ageing muscle neck lines/bands)
• Barbie Shoulders (bulky trapezius muscles)
• Are not pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have not had a previous allergic reaction to botulinum toxin

The best way to determine if botulinum toxin injection is suitable for you is to consult with a licensed and experienced provider. They will be able to assess your specific concerns and recommend the best course of action.

PRIOR TO BOTOX INJECTION

Before undergoing a botulinum toxin (such as Botox) injection treatment, it is important to:

• Consult with a qualified and experienced aesthetic practitioner.
• Have a medical evaluation to assess your overall health and determine if you have any conditions that may affect the treatment.
• Discuss your goals, expectations, and any concerns about the treatment with your injector.
• Disclose any medications, supplements, or allergies that you may have.
• Provide a complete medical history, including any previous treatments or procedures.
• Follow any pre-treatment instructions provided by your provider, such as avoiding alcohol or blood thinners.