Dentist in Northumberland, Guidepost, Newcastle

Facial » Botox® Clinic

• Here at Guidepost Dental Practice in Northumberland we like to be able to offer our patients extra services that may not be available locally elsewhere. Botox and fillers are one such service we are very excited about providing. Although we are very skilled and knowledgeable in dentistry these treatments were unknown to us, therefore we use a registered plastic surgeon, Dr Dave Sainsbury to do this for us in our Botox Clinic.

  Botox® is commonly used in the treatment of wrinkles, frown lines and crows feet. Over time these wrinkles will become permanent even when you’re not frowning. The Botox® treatment involves using a series of targeted injections that relax the muscles that cause the lines and wrinkles. The result is smoother, younger looking skin and you’ll be amazed when your wrinkles smooth out after a day or so, restoring your face to a more youthful and relaxed look.

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• The Botox® works by blocking the nerve impulses to the muscle that trigger wrinkle causing contractions. Botox® is one of the safest and most widely researched cosmetic products available today. The treatment can cause a little discomfort and redness may also appear on the treated area, but this will disappear after an hour or so. Results can be seen after as little 48 hours and last for around 4-6 months. There is no recovery period, bruising or swelling after treatment. Botox® does not cause any loss of facial expressions. Only the treated areas will be affected.

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• Botox® treatment is relatively quick, an initial consultation takes around 30 minutes, and then the treatment itself takes 15-30 minutes, depending on the area to be treated.

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