Anti-wrinkle injections are a non-surgical cosmetic procedure aimed at reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. These injections contain..Read More
Prevent future formation of static / deep / permanent lines
Improve facial symmetry
Non-surgical treatment / minimally invasive
Revitalises your appearance
Preparation
Ensure your face has been cleaned and avoid wearing make up
Avoid alcohol 24 hours before treatment
Avoid blood thinner medications such as Ibuprofen / Aspirin 3-4 days prior (unless taken for a medical condition and advised by your doctor)
Avoid scheduling appointments right before major social engagements (full results 14 days)
If you have had a tetanus / whooping cough vaccination, you will need to wait 6 weeks before receiving anti-wrinkle treatment as effectiveness of treatment affected
Recovery time
Minimal
Longevity
Average 3-4 months
Dependent upon various factors (age, metabolism, amount of activity / exercise, depth of lines)
Discomfort
Minimal (sting for few seconds)
Most tolerate very well
Topical numbing cream available
After care
Day of treatment
Remain upright 4 hours post treatment
Do not rub / massage / apply pressure to treatment area
Gently wash face and pat dry
Avoid make up
Avoid lotions / serums containing AHA (alpha hydroxyl acid), retinols and vitamin C
Avoid alcohol
Avoid strenuous exercise
Following 48 hrs
No facials, massages or waxing to treatment area
Avoid extreme heat or cold (saunas / ice baths)
May use Arnica or Hirudoid cream on bruising (available over counter local pharmacy)
May use Paracetamol for headaches
Side effects
Common
Headache
Redness
Slight itch
Minimal swelling / bruising at injection site
Uncommon
Allergic reaction / anaphylaxis
Infection at injection site (rare when sterile technique used)
Brow ptosis
Ptosis of eyelid
Asymmetry of face
Not suitable
Pregnant / breastfeeding
Known allergy to product
Recent vaccination (2 weeks either side)
Neuromuscular condition
Infection at proposed injection site
Active cold sore (injections may aggravate same)
Unrealistic aesthetic expectations
Body dysmorphia / mental health concerns - please note a screening tool will be used to assess suitability for procedures as per AHPRA guidelines (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
Our Process
The transition into aesthetic nursing was driven by the desire to help others feel more confident within themselves.
01
Arrival
You’ll be greeted and taken through to our clinic space
If you are early, you may wait in our front lounge for your appointment
02
Initial consultation
Facial Assessment
Discuss concerns and potential treatment options
03
Medical review
Medical history taken
Discuss any potential risks associated
Speak with our medical practitioners
Receive your prescription for treatment
04
Consent
Sign consent forms to proceed with treatment
05
Procedure begins
Aiming for achievable natural results
06
Post treatment
Aftercare advice provided
Follow up appointment booked (if required)
Treatments
Dermal Filler
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