Botox and Fillers
Injectable treatments, after a medical consultation.
Two different injectable treatments. One relaxes the small muscles that crease the skin, the other restores volume. Both are medical procedures, so they start with a consultation and a medical history, and we will tell you plainly what each can and cannot do.
Results vary and are not guaranteed. If screening shows it is not right for you, we will postpone it or suggest something else.
People come to us about
- Expression lines
- Lost volume
Tell us first if
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You have a nerve or muscle condition
- You take blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder
- You have allergies, including to numbing medicine
- You have an infection or a cold sore in the area
- You have had fillers or other injectables before, and how your skin reacted
- You have a history of keloids or poor healing
For a short while you may notice
- Small bumps or redness where the needle went in
- Bruising
- Swelling or tenderness
Afterwards
- Follow the written instructions we give you
- Do not rub or massage the area unless we tell you to
- Avoid heavy exercise and heat for the period we give you
When to get help
Contact us or see a doctor if you have worsening redness, increasing pain, swelling, blistering, pus, fever or anything you did not expect. Our number is 0792 030 570.
Get urgent medical care for severe symptoms, difficulty breathing, fainting, changes to your vision or a reaction that is getting worse quickly.