Reduce Unwanted Wrinkles

Wrinkle relaxers are an effective, non-invasive treatment to reduce wrinkles and soften expression lines. Our approach to anti-ageing focuses on subtlety and precision, ensuring you look rejuvenated while maintaining a completely natural look.

Our experienced practitioners administer the muscle relaxant to smooth lines caused by dynamic muscle activity, such as frowning and smiling.

Wrinkle relaxers may be used to treat:

• Frown lines

• Crows feet

• Forehead lines

• Lip lines

• Drooping eyebrows

• Dimpling of the chin

• Downturned mouth corners

• Bands in the neck

• Sagging jaw line

Wrinkle relaxer treatments are also used for therapeutic purposes to treat excessive sweating, headaches and migraine, or issues with teeth clenching and grinding. 

How does it work?

Wrinkle relaxers are a purified protein derivative of a bacterial toxin, called Botulinum Toxin A. When injected into muscles of facial expression, it influences the neuromuscular junction (the area where nerves and muscles communicate) and blocks transmission of nerve signals to muscles, which in turn causes muscle relaxation.

Over time, repeated facial movements can cause wrinkles and expression lines to develop and deepen. By relaxing the muscles causing facial expression lines and reducing their movement, this can remove or reduce the appearance of existing wrinkles, depending on how deep they are, and can also prevent new ones from developing.

consultation

Every treatment is tailored for your needs. This starts with a detailed initial consultation with your treating clinician where a full medical history is taken, and your concerns and desired outcomes discussed. Your treatment plan is then decided upon to best suit your goals and your budget.

results

Wrinkle relaxers may start working in one to three days, but generally it takes two weeks to see the full effect.

Your skin will appear tighter and smoother, and wrinkles will appear less pronounced or may disappear completely. The effects usually last around 3-4 months, depending on the dosage, the individual, and other factors including exercise and lifestyle.

This is general information only and does not replace medical advice.