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MediSkin, formerly Kent and Surrey Aesthetics are specialists in providing a wide range of non-surgical facial and body contouring treatments . Located in Westerham, Kent theyare easily accessible from the local areas of Caterham, Sevenoaks, Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge.
At The Beauty Doctors we aim to a personalised aesthetic service toaddress any you may have.
Sk1n Aesthetics clinic is a bespoke skin rejuvenation nurse prescriber led service
where the individual needs of the client is paramount. A free consultation will
assess needs and to give the client the best possible outcome from
anti wrinkle and filler injections.
Brigstock Skin & Laser is located in Croydon & specialises in Laser & Dermatology services. The clinic is run by Dr Vajpeyi & is situated to serve the towns of Croydon, Beckenham & Bromley. The clinic offers a revolutionary laser hair treatment which is suitable for dark skin.
AM Skin Clinic is an established Non-surgical medical aesthetic clinic that hasbuilt a very strong reputation as a leading Surrey clinic.
At Harley Street Clinic Surrey & Harpenden you will experience a personalised to help you achieve your goals.
Lumley as a dental
surgeon at Guys Hospital in 1976, where
she then worked as surgical house officer.
As a dentist and award winning medical
aesthetics practitioner, she has nurtured
her enthusiasm for facial aesthetics
Melior Clinics are experts in medical aesthetics, specialising in non-surgical
procedures. Their portfolio includes traditional and popular anti-
wrinkle and rejuvenation procedures, such as wrinkle relaxing injections and
dermal filler treatments.
Mark is an award winning aesthetic and anti-ageing doctor. He assesses and treats
all patients personally at the renowned private hospital The Mcindoe
Centre.His patients’ favourite treatments are: lifting sagging jowls and neck with
PDO threads skin rejuvenation with the Neogen Evo
Anew Clinics provides facial rejuvenation, anti-ageing treatments and focuses on improving your skin and wellness. Our aim is toprovide you with an affordable, bespoke skincare plan in a soothing and luxurious environment.
The Norup Clinic is an established aesthetics
clinic in Esher, Surrey. Led by Dr
Mette Norup, we aim to help you achieve
beautiful, luminous skin through
advanced skin care, and are experts in anti-
ageing treatments including, anti-
wrinkle treatments and dermal fillers.
Wellface Esher is a facial aesthetics clinic run by Dr Yasmin Tayeb, in anti-wrinkle treatments, lip fillers, Profhilo, PRP, Secret RF fat dissolving and more. Based in Esher, Surrey.
The Revital Lab is a doctor led clinic, based in Esher, Surrey that specialises in
medical aesthetics and wellness treatments. We offer a bespoke holistic
to optimise both skincare and longevity.
Wellface is a facial aesthetics clinic run by Dr Yasmin Tayeb, specialising in anti-wrinkle treatments, dermal fillers, Profhilo, PRP, Secret RF and more. Based in Cobham, Surrey.
Stradbrook Skin is an of the long-established and highly regarded
Dental Centre for its dental implant expertise and voted best
Dental Practice 2010 in the South East. The clinic provides a range of proven
solutions for skin problems both cosmetic and medical.
Elite Aesthetics, located in Greenhithe, Kent offers specialist non-surgicalaesthetic treatments led by Dr Shirin Lakhani.
rtwskin is a doctor led Independent Healthcare Provider regulated by the Care Quality Commission and SAVE FACE.
We provide dermatology, aesthetic medical skin care and beauty treatments from non-surgical face-lifts and skin laxity treatments to
cosmetic dermatology and anti-ageing .
GP led aesthetic & dermatology clinic based in West Byfleet Health Centre, within a purpose built medical building. Our highly qualified GPs and practitioner offer a one stop clinic. Plus the renowned Ellipse Nordlys laser treats all skin types & hair colours. Main line train station 2 mins walk.
Illuminate Skin Clinic was founded by Dr Sophie Shotter, and is based in King’s Hill in Kent. Illuminate offers
a range of treatments to help you look and feel your best. We believe in following an
inside out approach, and will help you be the best version of yourself.
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Botox Quick FAQs
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Botox is generally not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding because there is limited safety evidence in these groups. If you are trying to conceive, pregnant, or nursing, tell your prescriber before booking. They can talk you through safer timing and alternatives.
Most people can drive and return to normal desk-based work straight after treatment. If you feel lightheaded, have a headache, or feel unwell, it is sensible to wait until you feel fully normal before driving. If your job involves strenuous physical work, your clinician may advise a short pause.
Flying is not usually a problem after Botox, as cabin pressure changes are not known to affect the product. The main consideration is that or swelling can be more noticeable in the first couple of days, and you may not want to travel during that window. If you are flying the same day, follow your clinician’s aftercare advice .
Many clinics advise waiting a few hours before applying makeup, mainly to reduce rubbing and pressure around injection sites. If you do apply makeup on the same day, use gentle patting rather than vigorous blending. Avoid facial massage tools until your clinician approves.
Strenuous exercise is often discouraged for the rest of the day, as increased blood flow and pressure can worsen swelling or bruising. Light walking is usually fine. If you are training for an event, ask for advice tailored to your routine and timing.
Alcohol can make bruising more likely because it can widen blood vessels and affect clotting in the short term. Some clinicians recommend avoiding alcohol for 24 hours before and after treatment, especially if you bruise easily. If you choose to drink, keep it modest and stay well hydrated.
Small differences can occur because faces are naturally asymmetrical and muscles respond at different rates. Results usually settle over 1–2 weeks, so early unevenness does not always mean the final outcome will be uneven. If you are concerned after the settling period, contact your provider for an assessment.
A lack of effect can be due to dosing, placement, muscle strength, or timing, rather than the product “failing”. In a small number of people, the body may respond less strongly over time. A qualified prescriber can review what was used and discuss adjustments or alternative treatments.
Resistance is considered uncommon but can happen, linked to repeated exposure over time and product . If results seem to reduce over multiple treatments, your clinician may consider changing technique, dose, or (where appropriate) to a different botulinum toxin type. This should always be guided by a prescriber.
There is no routine requirement to avoid vaccines because of Botox, but timing can be sensible if you want to separate side effects (for example, headache or fatigue) from treatment effects. If you are unwell, have a fever, or have an active infection, it is usually best to postpone until you are fully recovered. Tell your clinician about recent vaccinations and any current illness.
Certain conditions that affect nerves or muscles may increase risk or make Botox unsuitable. Examples can include myasthenia gravis or other neuromuscular disorders. Always disclose your medical history and ask for a prescriber-led assessment rather than on assumptions.
Mild redness, small bumps, or a headache can occur and often settle. Seek urgent medical advice if you have symptoms such as difficulty breathing, swallowing problems, or rapidly worsening weakness. For non-urgent concerns (for example, drooping eyelid or unexpected asymmetry), contact your treating clinic promptly for guidance and review.
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