There are a range of providers for Botox and dermal fillers such as Succeev Boletero Juvederm Restylane and Teosyal . It best to seek a medically qualified professional to adminster these treatments Botox Peterborough
The local medical provider for aesthetic injections such as these is Wansford Health
Patients in Stamford Peterborough Oundle Kettering Uppingham Market Deeping Huntingdon (Counties of Cambridgeshire Northamptonshire Lincolnshire Rutland and Leicestershire ) are served as well as surrounding areas
Wrinkles reduction with Botulinum toxin type A
The wrinkles on our faces which occur with ageing are caused by a variety of reasons and the treatment is assessed based on the cause. Several factors affect the age we get the wrinkles including smoking, sun exposure and genetic susceptibility.
Many wrinkles and lines are caused by making the same expression thousands of times and eventually a crease forms in the skin. Common sites for expression lines are found between the brows, across the forehead and at the corners of the eyes. These lines in the upper part of the face can now be treated with a muscle relaxant injection and have become a popular anti-aging treatment as they are more convenient and less expensive than plastic surgery procedures.
The use of muscle relaxing injections
The injection of a purified neurotoxin (Botox Peterborough )has a local effect of reducing muscle action and relaxing the muscle smoothing out the skin. Botulinum injections have been used in millions of patients worldwide over the last 20 years to treat many neurological and eye disorders as well as reduction of wrinkles. and has an excellent safety profile.
The injections are prescription drugs which should only be used under medical supervision.
The injection works by blocking nerve transmission between the nerve endings and the muscle fibres around the injection site to relax the muscle so that they don’t contract. The untreated facial muscles contract in the normal way, allowing normal facial expression to be unaffected. The aim is to break the habit of frowning. Over a year or two the excessive frowning habit can be broken. The commonly affected areas include forehead lines, frown lines between the eye brows and crows feet at the corners of the eyes.
Treatment does not take very long – usually about 20 minutes using a very fine needle in precise locations on the face. Discomfort is usually minimal and shortlived which is why no local anaesthetic is needed for this treatment The first effects start after about 3 days and the complete effect is visible in 2 weeks. Some patients may get localised bruising or slight swelling and redness at the injection site. This usually disappears quite quickly and can respond to a ice pack or applying arnica cream. A temporary drooping eyelid or headache has been described in rare cases.
You will be reviewed approximately 2 weeks after treatment and any further treatments or top ups discussed The effects of the treatment last 3-4 months. When it gradually fades you can return for further treatment if you want to.
In the UK we mainly aim for a “natural” look and avoid excessive treatment as most clients want a gradual improvement and to minimise the risk of swelling or bruising
Wansford health can provide botox and dermal filler treatments to patients from Stamford Peterborough Oundle Kettering Uppingham Market Deeping Huntingdon (Counties of Cambridgeshire Northamptonshire Lincolnshire Rutland and Leicestershire )
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