Men

MUSCLE- RELAXING INJECTIONS

With a busy work and social schedule, it’s understandable if you don’t feel you have the time to undergo a cosmetic procedure. For men on the go, another option to achieve your appearance goals is to try muscle -relaxing injections.

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Where on my face/body can I have muscle relaxing injections?

Vertical frown lines -Between the eyes
Horizontal Forehead Lines – Forehead worry lines
Crow’s feet – Around the eyes
Neck (treats longitudinal platysma bands)
Hyperhidrosis – Excessive sweating in the underarms

DERMAL FILLERS

Stress at work, the ageing process and spending plenty of time outdoors can all impact on the wrinkles and deep folds that are cast across our facial features. These can often make us feel self-conscious and self-aware in social situations, however, it is possible to recreate a more youthful appearance thanks to facial fillers.

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Where on my face can I have dermal filler injections?

Facial scars
Across the forehead
Wrinkles around the mouth
Skin creases between the nose and mouth
Cheeks (to increase volume)

CHIN AUGMENTATION

A small or weak chin can dramatically affect your facial harmony and draw attention away from other strong features. If you are unhappy with your jawline or find yourself wishing your chin was stronger or more chiseled, it may be time to consider chin augmentation. Male chin augmentation is a straightforward procedure that can balance your features and strengthen your jawline through the placement of dermal fillers.

HOW CAN CHIN AUGMENTATION HELP ME? Our medically trained staff will evaluate your natural facial structure and help determine the best options for giving you a sharp, masculine jawline. Chin augmentation will: Add structure and shape to a small or “weak” chin, Naturally balance your facial features, Define your jawline and redefine your neckline and Enhance the results of other facial procedures, such as rhinoplasty.

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The above guidelines are based on toxins manufacturers, clinicians and research.