Frequently asked questions

Anti-wrinkle injections work by relaxing the muscles of the face, preventing them from contracting and causing wrinkles. Dermal fillers inject collagen-stimulating substances into the middle and upper layers of the dermis, which plumps the skin up and lifts the skin out of wrinkles to create a smoother appearance.

You may experience some minor effects such as swelling, bruising and small bumps, but these will quickly fade and can be covered with makeup.

• Anti-wrinkle Treatments • Dermal fillers and PDO Threads • HA Skin Boosters • PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)

An appointment may take up to 20mins to 1 hour, depending on the treatment you are having. A general consultation will take 20-30 mins, as this will allow time to discuss your concerns and we can do a thorough, initial full-face assessment. This means I can give you the best advice, treatment plan and care.

YES, you do: • Please avoid taking aspirin or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatories or herbal medication. • Avoid alcoholic beverages for 24 hours prior to procedure. • Avoid waxing, bleaching, tweezing, or the use of hair removal creams in the area to be treated. • If you have any history of Herpes Simplex (cold sores) on your face, make sure you take anti-viral tablets one week prior to your appointment to prevent an outbreak. • Sunburnt skin is difficult to treat so avoid exposure to the sun. • Eat a small meal or a snack before your appointment. • Always inform us at the clinic of all medications, including supplements you may be taking as well as your medical history. • Please arrive to your appointment with a clean face, and free of make-up face would be preferred. See Treatment Aftercare page (javascript:void(0))for more.

Yes, I often treat hyperhidrosis, which is excessive sweating – a very common complaint and a very easy solution! Severe migraines can be resolved by administering anti-wrinkle. This is a great treatment for anyone suffering from this condition. Bell’s Palsy can be treated under the advice of our medical doctor. Blepharospasm is a rare condition that causes your eyelid to blink or twitch. This is called involuntary blinking or twitching. The twitching is caused by a muscle spasm around your eye, and this can be treated with anti-wrinkle.