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At Woodford Medical we are a and partnership who have worked in the aesthetic and cosmetic industry since 1995. What distinguishes us here at Woodford Medical is that we aim to make you feel that your appearance and wishes matter to each and every one of our team.

Renew Skin and Health Clinic is a team of skilled dermatologists and other experienced practitioners and doctors who aim to address and provide solutions to all your skin and aesthetic concerns in order to help you look and feel young, beautiful and confident.

At SK our priority is happy satisfied clients, our bespoke and attention to detail is what has led to our growth and popularity. Situated in the heart of Leamington spa our clinic environment offers our clients a safe and secure space to their needs.

Your specialist cosmetic clinic in Warwickshire.

Aesthetic Treatments by an Expert Medical Doctor. Anti-Wrinkle Injections including Botox, Dermal Fillers, Skincare, Skin Clinic.

Aesthetic Clinic uses state of the art treatments to cosmetically and the skin to achieve a more appearance without the need for invasive surgery.

Dr Hugo & James Kitchen's clinic has a well-deserved reputation as the leading provider of cosmetic and aesthetic treatments in Warwickshire. Founded in 1988 Stratford Dermatherapy Clinic is based in Upon Avon. The clinic offers treatments including Dermal Fillers and Liposuction etc

The Skin Works offers you the latest market leading wrinkle injection, dermal fillers for facial sculpturing and volume loss including lips/cheeks. Gummy smile, facial slimming, bruxism, sweating and migraine treatments. All treatments are given directly by Dr Sarah Davies

We are a Doctor Led clinic led by our very own Dr Ricky who is a proud member of the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP) and the Professional Standards .

An award clinic with you in mind - At Air Aesthetics Clinic we understand how to ensure our clients feel more confident about how they look. We are confident in the results from all of our non-surgical treatments and guarantee you will be too.

Softerlines is a non-surgical cosmetic clinic based in Coventry in the West Midlands. All our treatments are performed by Dr Jerry Horn who has 20 years experience as a GP and are injection based non-invasive, anti-ageing procedures that Dermal and Wrinkle Relaxing Injections.

The Hidden Gem of Non Surgical Aesthetics

Hampton Clinic is a centre of excellence in aesthetics based in Birmingham, through non-surgical anti-ageing treatments such as Cool Sculpting, Fillers and Microblading.

FACE 2000 located in Rugby is run by Maggie McGowan. Ideally situated to serve the towns of Coventry , Daventry & Leamington Spa, FACE 2000 offers treatments such as Muscle Relaxing Injections, Dermal & Chemical Peels.

Ruth MacCallum, Save Face accredited for Dermal fillers, Anti-wrinkle injections, Polynucleotides, PRP, PDO threads, HIFU chemical peels, RFmicroneedling, Profhilo, Sunekos and Teeth .

Skin Deep Rejuvenation Therapies is an independent non-surgical aesthetic clinic specialising in skin rejuvenation. The clinic is set in discreet premises with free, off road parking in central Shirley, Solihull.

At Select we are a medical led aesthetics clinic, based in Redditch, Worcestershire. As healthcare professionals we have an in-depth knowledge of facial anatomy and have been trained in facial aesthetics by leading doctors in the industry.

Welcome to Ashylla Aesthetics in Hall Green. Aesthetics is run by two medical doctors, Dr Naura and Dr Ozzy. Our aim is to help you feel more comfortable in your own body.

Skeendeep Medical Beauty Clinic is run by Dr Adeline Afong (MD, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFFP, DPD), an experienced general practitioner with a special interest in dermatology. She is passionate about using her dermatology knowledge and experience to provide you with the best skin you desire.

Indulgence Skin Laser & Beauty Clinic Was Established In 2008 And Can Be Found In The Heart Of Daventry Town Centre.

Regener8 Healthcare brings together a team of highly qualified specialists, who are all passionate about aesthetics, longevity and wellness treatments.

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Botox is generally not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding because there is safety evidence in these groups. If you are trying to conceive, pregnant, or nursing, tell your prescriber before booking. They can talk you through safer timing and alternatives.

Most people can drive and return to normal desk-based work straight after treatment. If you feel lightheaded, have a headache, or feel unwell, it is sensible to wait until you feel fully normal before driving. If your job involves strenuous work, your clinician may advise a short pause.

Flying is not a problem after Botox, as cabin pressure changes are not known to affect the product. The main consideration is that bruising or swelling can be more noticeable in the first couple of days, and you may not want to travel during that window. If you are flying the same day, follow your clinician’s advice carefully.

Many clinics advise waiting a few hours before applying makeup, mainly to reduce rubbing and pressure around injection sites. If you do apply makeup on the same day, use gentle patting rather than vigorous blending. Avoid facial massage tools until your clinician approves.

Strenuous exercise is often discouraged for the rest of the day, as increased blood flow and pressure can worsen swelling or bruising. Light walking is usually fine. If you are training for an event, ask for advice tailored to your routine and timing.

Alcohol can make bruising more likely because it can widen blood vessels and affect clotting in the short term. Some clinicians recommend avoiding alcohol for 24 hours before and after treatment, especially if you bruise easily. If you choose to drink, keep it modest and stay well hydrated.

Small differences can occur because faces are naturally asymmetrical and muscles respond at different rates. usually settle over 1–2 weeks, so early unevenness does not always mean the final outcome will be uneven. If you are concerned after the settling period, contact your provider for an assessment.

A lack of effect can be due to dosing, placement, muscle strength, or timing, rather than the product “failing”. In a small number of people, the body may respond less strongly over time. A qualified prescriber can review what was used and discuss adjustments or alternative treatments.

Resistance is considered uncommon but can happen, usually linked to repeated exposure over time and product factors. If results seem to reduce over multiple treatments, your clinician may consider changing technique, dose, or (where appropriate) switching to a different botulinum toxin type. This should always be guided by a prescriber.

There is no routine requirement to avoid vaccines because of Botox, but timing can be sensible if you want to separate side effects (for example, headache or fatigue) from treatment effects. If you are unwell, have a fever, or have an active infection, it is usually best to postpone until you are fully recovered. Tell your clinician about recent vaccinations and any current illness.

Certain conditions that affect nerves or muscles may increase risk or make Botox unsuitable. Examples can include myasthenia gravis or other neuromuscular disorders. Always disclose your medical history and ask for a prescriber-led assessment rather than proceeding on assumptions.

Mild redness, small bumps, or a headache can occur and often settle. Seek urgent medical advice if you have worrying such as difficulty breathing, swallowing problems, or rapidly worsening weakness. For non-urgent concerns (for example, drooping eyelid or unexpected asymmetry), contact your treating clinic promptly for guidance and review.

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