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Wrinkle relaxing injections is a simple, non-surgical, qualified medical practitioner-administered treatment that can temporarily smooth moderate to severe frown lines between the brows in people from 18 to 65 years of age. It is the only treatment of its type approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Take a look at men and women who’ve had Botox® cosmetic treatments, and see for yourself!. Botulinum bacterium, which reduces the activity of the muscles that cause those frown lines between the brows to form over time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions frequently asked regarding Botox treatments

What is Botox and how can it help me?

Botox® is the trade name for botulinum toxin, a non-surgical treatment that temporarily reduces or eliminates frown lines, crows feet and forehead creases. It has been used for cosmetic purposes safely and effectively since the 1980s and obtained an official license for cosmetic use in the UK (for the treatment of frown lines) in March of 2006 when it was re re branded as Vistabel.

Botox® is an anti-aging medicine for those who have lines and wrinkles around the eyes, on the forehead or between the eyebrows. It is a therapeutic muscle-relaxing agent which corrects visible signs of stress and aging by relaxing muscles. The result is a more relaxed and youthful appearance.

Lines & Wrinkles around the face develop over time and cause us to look older than we feel. The treatment we all know as Botox® (botulinum toxin) has been formally approved for cosmetic use to reduce these lines and exaggerated facial expression. Botox® is used in over 2 million people in the UK every year for wrinkle treatment and has been around for more than 20 years primarily used for medical conditions previously. It is safe, effective and quick with a few injections under the skin. At Ageless Perfection all practitioners are experienced medically qualified and Registered practitioners that are highly trained from London and Private Hospitals and Practises, in Botox® wrinkle treatment injection techniques using very fine needles that cause virtually no pain.

Men are also doing something about their frown lines


A man who has pronounced lines between his brows may be perceived as angry or stressed—and he doesn’t want to look that way. That’s why it’s not surprising that men are also choosing to have Botox® treatment.

Male Wrinkle Treatments Before

Male Wrinkle Treatments After

Male Restylane Treatments Before

Male Restylane Treatments After

Wrinkle treatments are certainly not just for women. Women may talk about their looks more often, but men are concerned about there appearance as well. Why shouldn’t they be? A man who goes to the gym; and cares about his clothes and personal grooming: Is a man that understands his appearance says as much about him professionally, as personally. During your consultation, our specialist, will be able to advise you on which wrinkle treatment is required to keep you looking young.

How does Botox® injection wrinkle relaxing treatment work and what is it used for?


Facial expressions occur when the brain sends a signal to muscle tissue. Wrinkle relaxing treatment blocks impulses from the nerve to the facial muscles that are related to expression lines. This relaxes, or puts the muscle into “hibernation” for around 3 – 4 months leaving the overlying skin looking smooth and less wrinkled.

Botox® wrinkle relaxing treatment works only on the specific muscles injected leaving surrounding muscles to function as usual, so that your face is not expressionless. It can be used to soften lines and wrinkles around the forehead, eyes, lips, chin and neck.

Restylane full face Before

Restylane Full Face After

How is Botox® wrinkle relaxing treatment administered?
Tiny amounts of Botox® are injected, using a disposable syringe, into the muscles that cause the skin to crease and furrow. Because a very fine needle is used, most clients find that there is only mild and temporary discomfort. The entire procedure usually takes no longer than a few minutes.

Who should not have Botox® wrinkle relaxing treatment?
Studies have not been performed on women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Although wrinkle relaxing treatment is not thought to be dangerous, treatment is best avoided during this time. Some people with certain muscle diseases may also not be suitable for treatment

Possible Botox® treatment options:
– Facial Lines & Wrinkles – frown lines, horizontal forehead lines and crows feet (lines around the eyes).
– Eye Brow Lift
– Neck Cords
– Chin Dimpling
– Blushing
– “Bunny Lines” – Nose
– Gummy smile
– Nasal Flaring
– Hyperhydrosis under arm sweating (can last up to 6 months)

Botox 1 Area: £175  Botox 2 Areas: £250   Botox 3 Areas: £295

Restylane Fillers BeforeRestylane Combined BeforeRestylane Fillers AfterRestylane Combined After

Why not spread the cost interest free For just £13.84 per week you can have botox treatments for the entire year 0% Finance  based on 2 areas.

The most common of these areas are ‘crows feet’-lines around the sides of the eyes, Glabella – these lines usually come as pairs, vertical lines situated in between the brow usually giving the appearance of someone who is angry. Horizontal forehead lines, lines accross the forehead, usually 2 or 3 sets of lines, can sometimes make people look worried and aged.

Special Offer

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Any of these additional listed areas treated with Botox at the same time as the above areas will cost an additional £69. Additional Areas include: Nasal scrunch lines, brow lift, fine lines around the upper lip, happy smile corners or ‘up-turns’, opening up or widening of the eye, treatment of a gummy smile, will cost an additional £69 per Additional Area

Excessive Sweating – Medically known as ‘Hyperhidrosis’

Excessive Sweating – Hyperhidrosis
The Medical term for Excessive Sweating is Hyperhidrosis. Excessive underarm sweating is a medical condition known as primary Axillary Hyperhidrosis, which involves overactive sweat glands. Sweat is your body’s temperature regulator. In primary Axillary Hyperhydrosis, sweating significantly exceeds the body’s normal requirements for cooling. Sweating is one of the most important ways in which the body loses heat; however, people with Hyperhidrosis produce sweat in amounts far greater than that needed to control temperature.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What’s happening in the body to cause Hyperhidrosis?
People with Hyperhydrosis can produce a large amount of sweat. This means that the armpits may be constantly damp. This can cause embarrassment at work or socially, and it may make normal everyday activities more difficult to carry out. But it is not true that Hyperhydrosis causes body odour: the smell that some think is due to sweating is in fact caused by bacteria on the skin if the sweat remains on the skin. How long before the odour appears depends on the person and varies considerably.

What can I do about Hyperhydrosis?
Simple self-help measures you can take include:
1. Choose clothing that will keep you cool. Natural fibres are cool but they absorb sweat and can remain damp; some synthetic fibres are warm but they take sweat away from the body by capillary action and feel dry.
2. Keep your work environment cool and well aired.
3. Avoid the food and drinks that trigger sweating; these will be different for everyone and you will probably know what causes problems for you but advice can be obtained for this.
4. Stress, tension and anxiety are common problems for everyone, though people with Hyperhydrosis have the extra difficulties of coping with extreme sweating. Think about how you can reduce stress during the day: plan your activities carefully and make time to relax.
5. Odour can be prevented by attention to personal hygiene (such as frequent showers); although this will not be convenient for people who constantly sweat, it is an effective and simple measure to take.
6. Treatment from an expert with BOTOX®.

How does Botox® work?
Botox is recommended for the treatment of Hyperhydrosis. When small doses are injected into the skin, Botox® blocks the actions of the nerves that supply the sweat glands: this prevents the glands from producing sweat. The effects of treatment last for several months but eventually they will wear off and you will require a re-treatment.

What happens during a course of treatment with Botox®?
Using a very fine needle, you will be injected with a small amount of solution of Botox® into 10 to 15 places about 1 cm apart and spread evenly in each armpit. Iodine and starch are used to show up areas where sweating is greatest and to show precisely where injections should be placed. A course of treatment takes about 30 to 40 minutes.

How soon does it work and how long will it last?
You should notice some change for the better within the first week after your treatment but full effect will take 2 to 3 weeks.

How effective is BOTOX® at reducing sweating?
Different people have different responses to treatment. In a clinical trial, the average reduction in sweat production one week after treatment was 87% and sweating was significantly reduced in 95% of patients.

How safe is BOTOX® treatment?
Botox® has been used therapeutically for 20 years to treat a variety of medical conditions. It is approved in more than 75 countries. In fact, Botox® is one of the most widely researched medicines in the world. Dosing specific to treating excessive underarm sweating was approved by the FDA in 2004.

What happens if I decide to stop treatment?
The effects of Botox® wear off over a period of several months. If you decide not to have more treatment there will be no lasting change in the areas treated and sweating will gradually return to the level it was before you started treatment. Many patients have treatments annually at the start of summer and it usually lasts until after Christmas. Between seven and 10 months. Isn’t it unhealthy to stop sweating?

Where does the sweat go?
The key word for this condition is excessive. People who need Botox® for this condition have overactive sweat glands usually in their underarms but it can be feet, hands, face or genital area. Botox® neurotoxin injections temporarily stops production of sweat in the treated areas only. Sweat continues to be produced elsewhere, and the body’s health is unaffected by treatment.
Your sweat doesn’t go anywhere or get backed up, because the sweat simply isn’t produced in the areas treated with Botox®. Remember, the rest of your body is free to release moisture normally. And if you were to stop Botox® treatment, the sweating function would return to normal with no effect at all.
Think of it this way: say your armpits were like water taps. Just because those taps were shut off for an extended period doesn’t mean that water can’t come out elsewhere in the plumbing. Botox® treatment is like that: it only affects the treated areas and is completely reversible within a months.

Price:

Underarm sweating treatment: £395