Neuromodulator injections
Neuromodulator injections temporarily relax the muscles responsible for expression lines, such as forehead wrinkles, frown lines and crow's feet around the eyes. Performed by our specialised nurse practitioners, these injections offer natural and harmonious results, preventing the formation of new wrinkles and restoring a rested and radiant appearance to your face.
Filler injections
Filler injections are designed to restore lost volume, smooth wrinkles and improve skin hydration. They can be used on the lips, cheeks, eye area or nasolabial folds. Our nurse practitioners work with precision to deliver natural, personalised results that enhance your features while maintaining the balance and harmony of your face.
On which areas of the face can injections be used?
Botox is used to eliminate wrinkles on many areas of the body, particularly around the eyes, eyebrows and forehead.
How long do the results of the treatments last?
The results generally last between 3 and 4 months for most people. Patients do not need anaesthesia or anaesthetic agents for the treatment. The treatments can be performed in less than 30 minutes with no downtime.
How long do the results of the treatments last?
The results generally last between 3 and 4 months for most people. Patients do not need anaesthesia or anaesthetic agents for the treatment. The treatments can be performed in less than 30 minutes with no downtime.
How is the injection administered?
Although the injection is non-invasive, it can be easy to overdo it after a procedure. To achieve the best possible results, it is important to avoid these things after your treatment.
Exercise: Once injected, Botox must remain in your body for 24 hours before you exercise. This also includes any strenuous physical activity. Take it easy.
Rubbing the injection sites: Receiving injections will naturally make you want to rub or massage the injection sites. You should avoid this to prevent the Botox from moving to other areas, as this can lead to unwanted effects.
Alcohol consumption: Drinking alcohol after your treatment could cause bruising where it would not otherwise have occurred. You should also avoid drinking alcohol for a few days before your treatment.
Sleeping on your stomach: This may be a problem for people who sleep on their stomachs, but you should avoid doing so immediately after a procedure. Even if you just take a short nap, the pressure on the injection sites can cause the Botox to move.
Exposure to heat: Due to the redness and swelling that can accompany Botox, you will need to stay out of the sun until the swelling subsides. Avoid any sunbathing activities.
Anticoagulants: Do not take anticoagulants after or just before the procedure. This will help prevent excessive bleeding or bruising at the injection sites.
It is important that you follow all aftercare instructions to achieve the best possible results.