Anti-Wrinkle Injection (Botox®) Treatments – Cost of Botox UK
Our Range of Anti-Wrinkle Injection Treatments:
How Botox® Works
Frequently Asked Questions on Anti-Wrinkle Injections:
What will happen during Botox® treatment?
Before treatment you will have a detailed consultation and examination with your medical practitioner. During this appointment you will be asked questions about your medical history, and the effects of treatment will be discussed with you in detail. You will be advised about possible side effects also.
If you then wish to proceed with treatment he will then spend further time examining your face, assessing your facial muscles, and carefully marking up the injection sites. He will then place tiny needles into these sites to administer the Botox®. It will take a few days for you to start to notice to effects of the Botox® injection, and you will see optimum effect two weeks after treatment.
What products do you use?
Here at RejuvaMed Health & Wellness we use only branded Botox® for treatments, the original botulinum toxin produced by Allergan, as we feel that this toxin gives the most reliable and long lasting results.
– The Invisible Needle
This needle is the first of its kind and is the thinnest needle available for Botox® injections on the market to date. The extremely small needle allows the experience of having anti-wrinkle injections to be an almost painless one. The Invisible Needle also reduces the chances of swelling, bruising and bleeding.
– Accuvein
The Accuvein uses infrared light to highlight the vein network beneath the surface of the skin. This means that veins can be avoided during the administration of anti-wrinkle injections, significantly reducing the risk of bruising and swelling, as well as avoiding the complication of a black eye following treatment.
How long does Botox® last?
Does Botox® hurt?
Is Botox® treatment dangerous?
Botox® has been used by over 1 million patients worldwide, for more than 15 years, to improve the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines on the face. As well as its cosmetic benefits, Botox® is also used to treat incontinence, migraines and excessive sweating.
There is no evidence of long-term danger from using Botox®. However, it is a prescribed drug and should only be administered by a doctor or nurse who is fully qualified in injectable aesthetics. There are some possible minor side effects and these will be discussed in detail with you during your consultation.
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