Non-surgical

Botox works by partially blocking the nerve impulse to the muscle with the effect of decreasing the contraction of the muscles. Less muscle contraction results in less wrinkling of the skin. Fillers are used to restore your skin’s volume, smooth away facial wrinkles and folds and redefine lips.

The effects of Botox last for an average of three to four months. This varies depending on the condition of the skin, area treated and lifestyle factors. The effects of filler last for up to a year. The effects of both filler and Botox are temporary. However, improper use and injection technique may give an inadequate result.

Botox contains purified botulinum toxin type A.

The loss of volume in the upper lip can be treated with filler and the surface texture of the lip improved with laser, microdermabrasion, medical needling or chemical peels.

Depending on the type of treatment, the effect may last from three months to longer than a year.

A medical doctor trained and experienced in the use of Botox and filler can administer the treatment.

A ‘liquid face lift’ is a non-surgical improvement of the face using only aesthetic techniques such as Botox and filler.

Migraines and pain due to chronic muscle spasm affecting the eyes, face and neck are effectively treated with Botox. It is also used to relieve muscle spasm in children with cerebral palsy.

Yes, Botox blocks the actions of the nerves that supply the eccrine sweat glands. This prevents the glands from producing sweat. Over a period of 6 to12 weeks, new nerve endings grow to replace the blocked ones. This means that the effects of treatment last for several months, but will eventually wear off.