Anti-wrinkle Injections

The Anti-wrinkle injections are charged per ‘botox’ unit (in Australia) and per areas (in London).

The minimum cost for anti-wrinkle injections is $200 to allow for the time required to perform the treatment.

For more detail, visit our AUS Price List & UK Price List

This is a procedure where a purified naturally-occurring protein, botulinum toxin, that relaxes wrinkle-causing muscles is injected, creating a smoother, rejuvenated and more youthful appearance.

It is administered by intramuscular injection with a tiny needle that leads to relaxation of the muscle by blocking the nerve impulses that trigger wrinkle-causing contractions.

It is administered by intramuscular injection with a tiny needle that leads to relaxation of the muscle by blocking the nerve impulses that trigger wrinkle-causing contractions.

The anti wrinkle injection is a simple, non-surgical procedure, administered by intramuscular injection, which relaxes the muscle contractions that cause dynamic wrinkles. It is a fast and effective procedure which involves no downtime.
This is an innovation in non-surgical facial enhancement that targets moderate to deep wrinkles. The wrinkles you earn in 35-plus years can be erased in days with this simple, non-surgical procedure.

This is a simple, quick, minimally-invasive non-surgical treatment that delivers dramatic results.

The anti wrinkle injections are used widely to remove:
frown lines between the eyebrows
crows feet lines around the eyes
horizontal forehead wrinkles
These expression lines may give an impression of anger, anxiety, sadness or tiredness. The treatment is also administered in many other areas as described above, with dramatic effect. Ask Dr O’Gorman for more information.

This treatment for wrinkles has become the most popular cosmetic procedure in America according to the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. These treatments have been taking place for over twenty years now.

The most common side effect is tenderness and bruising at the site of injection. To minimise this, patients should avoid aspirin or other blood thinners prior to treatment.
There is a very small risk (1-2%) of a temporary weakness in nearby muscles, such as a slight and temporary drooping of an eyelid or eyebrow lasting 1-6 weeks.

There are no known permanent side effects.

Incomplete treatment can result from the recruitment of accessory muscles and a review appointment is recommended if this happens.

The injection takes effect after 2-3 days with a full effect at 7-10 days.
Effects are temporary, lasting from 3-6 months, with 4 months being the most likely duration. Results may last longer with repeated treatments.

The result will wear off progressively and eventually the wrinkles will return as before the treatment if repeated treatments are not undertaken.

As with many medications, this treatment should not be given to pregnant or breastfeeding women or patients with neuromuscular conditions.