Wrinkle Treatments with Botox®

Botox® injections are a very effective treatment to reduce lines and wrinkles on the forehead, frown lines and face. They are our most popular treatment at Face Clinic London.

All our Botox® injections are given by fully qualified and experienced cosmetic doctors, who specialise in tailoring the strength your treatments to your individual needs. This means if wanted, you can retain some expression of the facial muscles, giving a more natural and subtle look with so called “Baby Botox®”.

The treatment itself takes around 15 minutes to complete and after the treatment you can drive or head back to work immediately, no recovery period is needed. It is an extremely safe procedure.

We offer a free follow up with a doctor two weeks after every Botox® treatment to ensure that the treatment meets your expectations, If necessary a free top up of Botox® can be given at this appointment.

The following are commonly treated areas with Botox®:

The chin (mentalis)

The chin can be treated to give a less bulky and dimpled appearance which tends to occur as we age.

Frown Lines

Frown lines can be seen as vertical lines in between the eyebrows and are common in people who frown a lot or have been overexposed to the sun. Small injections are licensed to treat these lines, in between and along the brow.

Forehead Wrinkles

Forehead wrinkles appear as horizontal lines on the forehead which are more prominent when you raise your eyebrows. To treat these, small injections are given on the forehead

Crow’s Feet

Crow’s feet are found in the outer corner of the eyes. They appear more prominent when smiling or laughing. They occur as the skin becomes less elastic with age, combined with excessive sun exposure. Small injections at either side of the eyes are licensed to treat crow’s feet wrinkles.

Smoker’s Lines

Smoker’s lines appear around the mouth above the top lip. They can occur in non smokers, but can appear more prominent in smokers. Injections placed around above the top lip are all that is needed to reduce their appearance.

Marionette Lines

Botox® can be injected into the corners of the mouth alleviating the sad appearance that can occur with ageing.

Bunny Lines

Bunny lines are wrinkles at the top of the nose which can appear when squinting or frowning and can be successfully treated with Botox® injections.

Brow Lift with Botox®

Botox® can also be used to achieve an eyebrow raise or “Chemical Brow Lift”. Carefully placed injections around the brow can raise the eyebrows by about 3 millimeters. This can open up the eyes and in women give a more youthful appearance.

Advanced Botox®

Masseter (cheek) Botox®

Large cheek muscles can give rise to a square or bulky looking jaw. In some people, treating the masseter muscle with botox® will soften the jaw line. It can also be helpful for people who grind their teeth.

Botox® Prices

1 Area £230

2 Areas £300

3 Areas £350

Call us on 020 7851 6624 and speak to one of our friendly team

Send an email to reception@facecliniclondon.com with details about the treatment you would like, and some suggestions on days and times you can come into the clinic.

Face Clinic London

7 Silver Place,

London,

W1F 0JT

Opening Hours

Monday: CLOSED

Tuesday: 10am – 8pm

Wednesday: 10am – 8pm

Thursday: 10am – 8pm

Friday: 10am – 6pm

Saturday: 10am – 6pm

Sunday: CLOSED

The cost of Botox® can depend on many factors and is generally more expensive in established centrally located City clinics. Most clinics in the UK charge by area, the frown lines are considered one area, the forehead a second area and crow’s feet a third area. Each successive area is usually given at a reduced rate compared to the previous area. Many clinics in the UK also charge a supplement for men having Botox® (ranging from £25-£50), as they have stronger facial muscles and therefore need higher doses.

In the UK the average price for three areas ranges from £250-£400, depending on the clinic and the location. The cost of Botox® is made up of the cost of the product itself and the service you receive.

The following factors may explain the cost of treatment, these are also features of service quality and safety:

- Botox® is a skilled procedure and should be performed by a trained and experienced medical professional, either a doctor or a nurse. The medical professional will usually undertake a full medical history before the procedure to ensure the treatment is safe to reduce the risk of complications such as infection and drooping of the eyebrow.

- The medical practitioner should have registration with their relevant regulatory authority. For UK doctors this is the General Medical Council (GMC).

- The practitioner should have appropriate insurance cover, also known as medical indemnity; this is to protect you if something goes wrong.

- The treatment is usually carried out in a well equipped medical clinic or quality salon with excellent hygiene standards.

- It is good practice to offer a free follow up appointment so that the results of the treatment can be discussed and free top up given if needed.

There are some clinics that are offering Botox® at ridiculously cheap prices, such as “Botox® for £99”, but cheapest is not always best. These practitioners may not be registered professionals and may not offer a full aftercare service.