How does it work?

Anti-wrinkle blocks nerve signals to muscles. As a result, injected muscles can’t contract (tense up). These effects are always temporary, but can last for several months. The muscle injected depends on the primary area of concern. Several areas can be treated in one session.

Where can I have anti-wrinkle?

Anti-wrinkle has been used for decades in the medical industry. It can be used for both medical and cosmetic purposes.

Areas we can treat:

Frown

Forehead

Crows Feet

Lip lines

Nose

Chin

Downturned lip

Jawline

Neck

Excessive sweating

Shoulder/neck for pain

How much is it?

Every individual dose varies with muscle tone, skin integrity, bone structure and age.

Our prices per unit start from $4.5-$12.90 depending on the brand

We offer 2 area packages from $370 and 3 area packages from $470.

We always recommend a consultation to discuss your concerns and give appropriate quotes based off your needs.

What brands do you have?

We know that each individual reacts differently so we stock all four TGA approved brands in Australia.

How long will my treatment take?

Your cosmetic injector will discuss your treatment goals and perform a facial analysis to determine the appropriate treatment areas for you. If you are deemed to be an appropriate candidate for treatment, the injection may take place on that same day. Some patients report that being injected with anti-wrinkle feels like a pinch. Your specialist may use ice to numb the treatment area. Or, if you are concerned about discomfort, your specialist may apply a topical numbing cream before administering your treatment. But more often than not it is not required

Treatment requires minimal downtime. So you can return to your daily routine immediately after you leave your specialist’s office.

How quickly will I see results? How long does it last?

You may begin to notice the effects within the first 48hours with the anti-wrinkle at full effect 14-30days. Results clinically last 3-4 months. Remember that results vary from person to person.. Eventually, however, your muscles may train themselves to contract less. As a result, treatments can be spaced out over longer periods of time. Your healthcare provider can let you know how often you should get treatment based on your unique needs.

What are the side effects?

The most common and expected side effects include redness, swelling and discomfort (often looks like a mosquito bite).

Lesser know and uncommon side effects include bruising, dry mouth; discomfort or pain at the injection site; tiredness; headache; neck pain; eye problems: double vision, blurred vision, decreased eyesight and dry eyes; drop (ptosis) in the brow or eyelids

and allergic reactions.

Who cannot have anti-wrinkle injections?

Anti-wrinkle injections are relatively safe. Still, you should not get treatment if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have:

• neuromuscluar disease

• Drooping eyelids (ptosis)

• Weak facial muscles