What does this treatment involve?

This treatment involves the administration of a regulated prescription-only medicine to specific facial muscles. The procedure is intended to temporarily reduce muscle activity. Treatment is only provided by a qualified practitioner following a clinical assessment and informed consent. Individual responses vary.

How long does the appointment take?

Appointments typically last 30–60 minutes, depending on the areas being assessed. All appointments include a consultation to determine clinical suitability.

Is the treatment uncomfortable?

Some discomfort may be experienced, often described as mild and brief. Cooling or topical measures may be offered to improve comfort.

How long may the effects last?

Effects are temporary. Duration varies between individuals and cannot be guaranteed.

What are the possible side effects or risks?

Common, generally temporary effects may include redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising at the injection site. Less common risks include temporary muscle weakness, drooping, asymmetry, infection, or allergic reaction. Your practitioner will discuss these risks with you during consultation.

Who may be suitable for this treatment?

Suitability is determined during a consultation based on medical history and individual assessment. This treatment may be considered for people concerned about facial lines associated with repeated muscle movement. Not everyone is suitable.

When might changes be noticed?

Some changes may be observed within several days, with full effects developing over approximately two weeks. Responses vary between individuals.

Is there downtime?

Downtime is generally minimal. You may be advised to avoid applying pressure to treated areas, lying flat, vigorous exercise, or alcohol for a short period after treatment.

Are there waiting periods before booking?

It is recommended to allow at least two weeks between this treatment and any vaccination, including influenza or COVID-19 vaccines.

Can this consultation be combined with other procedures?

In some cases, other procedures may be scheduled in combination. This is determined based on clinical assessment and individual suitability.

What should I do before treatment?

You may be advised to avoid alcohol or medications that increase bleeding risk. Always consult your prescribing doctor before altering any prescribed medication.

What does this treatment involve?

This treatment involves the administration of a regulated prescription-only medicine beneath the skin to address concerns related to facial volume loss. The procedure may temporarily improve facial contours or the appearance of lines, depending on individual factors. Treatment is only provided by a qualified practitioner following assessment and informed consent.

How long does the appointment take?

Appointments generally last 60–120 minutes, depending on the areas being assessed and treated. All appointments include a consultation to determine clinical suitability.

Are there waiting periods before booking?

It is recommended to allow at least two weeks between this treatment and any vaccination, including influenza or COVID-19 vaccines.

For travel considerations:

• Interstate travel: ensure treatment is at least 7 days before flying.
  
• International travel: ensure treatment is at least 2 weeks before departure.
  

Is the treatment uncomfortable?

Discomfort is generally mild. Topical anaesthetics or other measures may be offered to support comfort.

How long may the effects last?

Duration varies between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. Effects are temporary and depend on multiple factors, including the type of product used.

What are possible side effects or risks?

Common, generally temporary side effects may include redness, swelling, bruising, or tenderness at the treatment site. Less common risks may include infection, allergic reactions, or asymmetry. Your practitioner will discuss risks in detail during consultation.

Who may be suitable for this treatment?

Suitability is determined on an individual basis by a qualified practitioner. This treatment may be considered for individuals concerned with facial volume loss, lines, or changes in facial contours.

When might changes be noticed?

Some changes may be visible immediately, while full effects develop over several days to weeks. Responses vary between individuals.

Is there downtime?

Downtime is generally minimal. You will be advised to avoid alcohol, strenuous exercise, or other activities that could increase bleeding risk for a short period following treatment.

Can this treatment be combined with other procedures?

Other procedures may be scheduled in combination where clinically appropriate, depending on individual assessment and suitability.

What should I do before treatment?

You may be advised to avoid alcohol, aspirin, and other medications that increase bleeding risk. Always consult your prescribing doctor before altering any prescribed medications.