Wrinkle reduction treatments can help soften expression lines and prevent deeper wrinkles from forming, while keeping your overall look natural and refreshed.
At your initial consultation, we will talk through your concerns, facial movement, medical history, and treatment goals to decide whether wrinkle reduction is suitable for you. We will also explain the product options, recommended doses, expected pricing, possible risks, and likely benefits before you consent to treatment. Photos of your face at rest and during movement may be taken so we can assess your needs clearly and keep accurate clinical records.
We use regulated, prescription-only products from reputable companies. These products work by relaxing targeted muscles, helping to reduce the movement that contributes to expression lines. Treatment is carefully planned for specific areas of the face and neck, using safe protocols tailored to your individual needs.
You may start to notice results from around 3 days after treatment, with the full effect usually visible after 12 to 14 days. Results typically last between 2 and 4 months, depending on factors such as muscle strength, metabolism, and how your body responds to the product.
Possible side effects may include a mild headache for 1 to 2 days, temporary swelling for 2 to 3 hours, and, less commonly, minimal bruising. A review appointment around 2 weeks after treatment is recommended so we can assess your results and make small adjustments if needed.
Wrinkle reduction treatments may be used to soften or improve the appearance of:
- Frown lines
- Crows’ feet
- Forehead lines
- Lines on the nose (Bunny Lines)
- Drooping eyebrows
- Lines and puckering of the chin
- Muscular bands in the neck and sagging jaw line (Nefertiti Lift)
- Wrinkles around the mouth
- Drooping the corners of the mouth
We also offer wrinkle relaxer treatments for therapeutic concerns, including excessive sweating, teeth clenching, and teeth grinding.
This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised medical advice. Your suitability, treatment plan, risks, and expected results will be discussed during your consultation.