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Reflexology for Pre-Conception Care

At Cheshire Lasers Clinic, Sharron Roughton provides Reflexology for Pre-Conception Care

What is Reflexology?

Reflexology is based on the principle that certain reflex points on the feet are linked to different organs of the body. When the points on the foot are stimulated by massage, it is thought that this then stimulates the corresponding organ.

How can Reflexology help with Pre-Conception care?

Reflexology may enhance fertility by improving blood circulation throughout the body. This encourages the elimination of toxins from the body as well as aiding relaxation and reduces stress, all factors that may affect the body’s natural cycle and balance. Ultimately this can have a positive effect on wellbeing and encourage the body’s natural healing, and best possible conditions for conception to occur.

Reflexology can Enhance your general health in preparation for conception. Supporting you safely and effectively to enhance your natural fertility. Reflexology may help couples with fertility problems by strengthening the immune system, balancing the hormone production necessary for conception to occur. It also promotes good health and vitality in the reproductive organs, which includes helping to regulate periods, promote ovulation, reduce PMS, reduce the chances of miscarriage and also help increase sperm quality and quantity.

Fertility problems can be very stressful and a course of reflexology can also provide the relaxation needed to help return the body to its natural balance ready for parenthood.

Is Reflexology for Pre-Conception care just for women?

No, ideally, both the male & female partners would have treatments, particularly in the cases of unexplained infertility.

When is the best time to start Reflexology for Pre-Conception care?

Ideally, 3 months is the best time for couples to start preparing, as it takes this long to produce healthy sperm and 1 month for a healthy egg.

Does Reflexology for Pre-Conception Care Work?

Many women have found that the ancient art of reflexology can make a difference. Many believe that regular treatments helped them become pregnant.

In order to have the maximum effect, Sharron will take a holistic approach, in case anything else may be preventing pregnancy. Stress or worries at home or work, for example, can negatively impact the body’s equilibrium. Lifestyle factors—diet, exercise, and water intake—are also important.

Some years ago a Devon-based reflexologist, Jane Holt, was involved in the setting up of a randomised controlled research trial. The trial was undertaken at Derriford Hospital, Plymouth, ‘to determine the effectiveness of reflexology in ovulation induction’. Around 30 women, from a total of roughly 100, apparently became pregnant. Unfortunately, detailed results of this very small survey are hard to come by. Therefore anecdotal evidence is the best that we can do at present.

Although a small study, it is also supported by some hospitals and midwives:

Want to know more? Please contact Sharron to arrange an appointment.

Find out more about Sharron’s experience, training, contact details and prices here.

View Sharron’s reviews and feedback here.

How Ultraformer HIFU works

The science behind how Ultraformer Treatments work

Ultraformer III is a revolutionary skin-lifting treatment. It uses the gentle, safe, time-tested energy of ultrasound at a micro-focused level to create a powerful energy. This energy stimulates the deep structural support layers of the skin, including those areas focused on during surgical treatments. However, Ultraformer III does not cut or disturb the surface of the skin and has none of the risks associated with surgery.
This advanced technology can create a lift not only in the skin but also the deep muscle layer underneath, which was previously only reached by a surgical facelift.
The Ultraformer III also stimulates the growth of new collagen over time, to gradually strengthen and tone your skin from deep within.

The Ultraformer HIFU cartridge has a narrow focus delivering precision treatments. Uniform ultrasound energy is directed into target layers of skin without heat diffusion to surrounding tissue, yielding less pain, minimal side effects, and more effective results.

Generating approximately 65.4°C into target layers induces natural coagulation and wound-healing processes to stimulate collagen renewal underneath the epidermis.

How is the Ultraformer different from Radiofrequency (RF)?

Radio Frequency (e.g. Endymed, Thermaclinic) addresses issues in the superficial layers of the skin (e.g. fine lines, wrinkles, skin tone and texture). The Ultraformer can treat this area, but it can also address the deeper skin layers and the foundational muscle layer known as the SMAS that lifts and supports the skin. This is the layer a plastic surgeon targets during cosmetic surgery.

Radio Frequency heats the skin to around 41°C, whereas HIFU heats the skin to 65.4°C. Therefore the Ultraformer treatment is more intense and a bit more painful.

This Video demonstrates how Ultraformer works:

Find out more about the Ultraformer MF2 Wrinkle Treatment

Find out more about the Ultraformer Neck and Jowl Treatment.

Find out more about the Ultraformer Body Treatments.

Key Treatments

Skin Rejuvenation Prices

Microneedling:
EDS Full Face with our Aestheticians	£190
Dermapen Full Face with Dr Teri	£370

RadioFrequency Microneedling:
Full Face	£425
Full Face and Neck	£540
Full Face, Neck and Decolletage	£650
Neck	£380
Decolletage	£380
Neck and Decolletage	£500
One Body Area	£500

Dermalux Treatments:	With Medik8, ZO or Phformula Products
Dermalux Express Treatment	£47 – 35 minute treatment with 25 minutes of light.
Dermalux Classic Treatment	£60 – 55 minute treatment with 25 minutes of light.
Dermalux 25minute treatment added on to any facial	£39

ThermaClinic Skin Tightening:
Radiofrequency Small Area Treatment	£60
Radiofrequency Face Treatment	£67
Face and Neck Treatment	£89
Face, Neck and Decolletage	£125


Endymed 3DEEP Facial Tightening:	View offers here
Jawline / Chin Shaper Treatment	£66
Cheeks	£66
Jowls	£66
Neck	£66
Decolletage	£66
Eyes (Upper and Lower Lids)	£66
Mouth	£66
Two areas	£110
Full Face ( 1 hour 50 minutes)	£240

Ultraformer III HIFU:	with our Aestheticians
Neck to Jawline	£400
Jowl	£400
Neck and Jowl	£500
Neck, Jowl and Jawline	£650
Décolletage	£500
Neck and Décolletage	£850
Neck, Jowl and Décolletage	£1,000
Full Face	£900
Full Face and Neck	£1100
A course of up to three treatments is needed for the following:
Tummy	£450 / Treatment
Under Eyes	£100 / Treatment
Full Eye	£150 / Treatment
Upper Lip	£100 / Treatment
Perioral Area	£150 / Treatment

Hydrafacial Treatments:
Basic Hydrafacial – 23 minutes	£86
Skin For Life Hydrafacial – 40 minutes	£100
Hydro2Facial Treatments:
Express Basic Hydro2 Facial ( 25 mins)	£86
The Hydro2 Facial ( 45 mins)	£100
The Deluxe Hydro2 Facials (60 mins)	£120
Radiofrequency Facial (50 mins)	£85(Treatment 3 only)
Radiofrequency Face and Neck (70 mins)	£125 (Treatment 3 only)
Hydro2Facial and Radiofrequency Facial (70 mins)	£140 (Treatments 1, 3, 6 and 7)
The Luxury Ultimate 5-star Hydro2 Facial	£173 (100mins)
The Luxury Ultimate 5-star Hydro2 Facial Face and Neck	£210 (120mins)
Dermalux LED Light add-on treatment for any of the above HydraFacial or Hydro2Facial Treatments	£40

CACI Treatments:
The Classic CACI Non-Surgical Facelift 50 mins	£61
The Super CACI Non-Surgical Facelift 70 mins	£73.50
The CACI Eye Revive 35 mins	£47
The CACI Eye Revive added to another CACI	£42
The CACI Jowl lift 20 mins	£37.50
The CACI Jowl lift and Eye Revive 60 mins	£79.50
The Classic CACI with Jowl Lift 1 hour	£71
The Super CACI Non-Surgical Facelift with Jowl Lift 70 mins	£87
The Cheshire Lasers CACI Superfacial: with CACI Jowl lift and Hydratone Facial	£96
The CACI Hydratone Facial add-on	£13
The CACI Hand Treatment	£47
The CACI Hand Treatment add on	£26

Chemical Peels	Visit our Chemical Peel Prices Page.
Facials	View our Facials page.
Medical Microdermabrasion	Visit our Microdermabrasion Prices Page.

Podiatry Reviews

Thinking of booking a Podiatry appointment to see Samantha Hatton ?

Look at her reviews and let her customers help you decide.

How do I leave a review about Samantha ?

To publish a review about the treatment you have recently experienced with Samantha please visit reviews.co.uk an independent review website. The reviews on this site can be anonymous or you can just leave part of your name or an initial if prefer not to be identified.

Alternatively we can publish your review on this page. Just email your feedback / review to Samantha and we can publish it provided you give us permission.

Reviews from Samantha’s Podiatry clients:

I find it very difficult to write reviews but I find it easy to recommend Samantha to anyone. I have been visiting her for a while now and always come away with “happy feet”. She really looks after me and makes me feel comfortable and at ease in really nice surroundings. It is nice walking into Cheshire Lasers to make an appointment to see Samantha too as the staff are always friendly and helpful. Thank you. MARJORIE PACE on reviews.co.uk

I have been coming to Sam to look after my feet for more years than I can remember before she came to Cheshire Lasers. She is the best chiropodist Middlewich has without a doubt. My feet feel fantastic after seeing her, which I do regularly. Ruth Metcalfe on reviews.co.uk

I’ve been visiting Samantha Hatton the Podiatrist at Cheshire Lassers for a number of years and have always found her efficient, friendly and value for money. Ellan Williams on reviews.co.uk

Sammy has done my nail surgery which was done by another party twice and failed…she was fantastic and the after care was outstanding..definitively felt confident and willing to return again should i need further operations. Marcia Jackson on reviews.co.uk

I am disabled and my feet are quite sensitive and not the easiest to treat. I have been to see Samantha around 6 or more times, on each occasion she is very friendly, professional and the treatment was painless. Alex J

Sammy has visited me , 92yrs at home. Great personal service instead of me finding transport to get someone to care for my feet . On going appointments. Thanks Sam. – Joyce jackson on reviews.co.uk

Extremely satisfied with Verruca Treatment with Samantha Hatton the podiatrist. She was knowledgeable and pleasant. The treatment required was very well explained. Very polite at reception, even offered a cup of Tea or coffee. Dave Won reviews.co.uk

Excellent podiatry treatment and very quick service and I was very pleased at the result and with Cheshire Lasers. Martin Mcreaon reviews.co.uk

Treatment- INGROWING TOE SURGERY with Samantha Hatton Podiatrist VERY PROFESSIONAL AND REASSURING. ANSERED ALL MY QUESTIONS AND GAVE ME LOTS OF INFORMATION. Keith Don reviews.co.uk

Well organised overall Parking available AND treatment excellent thorough & perdonsl Had Podiatry with Samantha. Maggie on reviews.co.uk

The chiropody/podiatry service at Cheshire Lasers is second to none and can be thoroughly recommended. Treatment good with an excellent chiropodist who was extremely helpful. A relaxing and positive appointment. M Levering on reviews.co.uk

I’ve visited three times now and will be going back. Samantha and her team are always helpful, making you feel comfortable and relaxed during your treatment. Thank you Jo Turner on reviews.co.uk

Dermaplaning

Jade Maines of Beautology performs Dermaplaning treatments at Cheshire Lasers Clinic.

What is Dermaplaning?

Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation treatment that brightens and gives the skin an instant glow.

A sterile scalpel is used to gently and safely remove dead skin cells from the top layer of your skin (epidermis).

This non-invasive treatment leaves the skin more receptive to serums and moisturisers, therefore increasing cell renewal and the production of collagen and elastin, for a more youthful and rejuvenated complexion.

An added bonus to this treatment is the removal of the vellus hair (peach fuzz) on the surface of the skin. This gives a silky look that allows make-up to be applied flawlessly. The treatment is pain-free and many clients have reported it is as a calm, relaxing experience.

What are the Benefits of Dermaplaning:

Removal of dead skin cells
Increases cell turnover (increased collagen production)
Instantly reveals brighter, glowing skin with minimal downtime
Baby soft skin
Removes vellus hair (peach fuzz)
Aids product absorption by up to 70% allowing serums and moisturisers to reach the lower layers of the skin and be more effective
Make-up glides on and sits on the skin smoothly
Unclogs pores
You can benefit from a one-off treatment for a special occasion or have a course of treatments as part of your regular skincare regime. (every 3-4 weeks)

Will Dermaplaning affect hair growth?

Dermaplaning does not alter the structure of the hair. Hair growth will return as it was before the treatment and WILL NOT grow back faster and thicker.

Contraindications to Dermaplaning:

Active acne – pustules, broken or damaged skin
Oral retinoids – Roaccutane (cannot be taken for at least 6 months before treatment)
Topical retinol is OK
Active skin infections – psoriasis, dermatitis (if on the face)
Auto-Immune diseases – lupus

Cautions for Dermaplaning:

If you have any of the following, please arrange an initial consultation/assessment before booking a treatment:

Diabetes that is not controlled (well-controlled diabetics are fine to be treated)
Blood thinning medicines
Sensitive skin
Pregnant or breastfeeding

Please note:
We do not recommend a Dermaplaning treatment less than 5 days before a sun holiday. As the skin is highly sensitive to sun rays following the treatment.

Pre-treatment advice:

do not use sunbeds on the day of the treatment and for up to 7 days after.
arrive to your appointment make-up free or with as little make-up as possible.

The face will be cleansed and prepped as part of the treatment; however, removing excess make-up and stubborn eye make-up will eat into the treatment time. This means less time for the Dermaplaning.

Dermaplaning Aftercare:

Your skin will be slightly red after the treatment and for up to 1 hour after
You can apply make-up immediately after; however, we recommend you allow the serums to absorb into your skin first for best results, which can take several hours.
Please wear a high SPF for at least one week after treatment.
Vellus hair may feel blunt when growing back

Who Performs Dermaplaning?

Jade Maines from Beautology performs Dermaplaning at Cheshire Lasers.

Express Dermaplaning facial: 30mins
Includes full-face Dermaplaning
Application of serums, moisturiser, SPF 50.

Luxury Dermaplaning: 50 mins
Includes full face Dermaplaning, lymphatic drainage massage and treatment mask.
Application of serums, moisturiser, SPF 50.

View Jade’s Dermaplaning prices at Cheshire lasers here.

Threading

The art of threading for hair removal – is now available again at Cheshire lasers.

This ancient art of eyebrow shaping and hair removal originates from Asia. It is now available to male and female clients at the Cheshire Laser Clinic.

Threading has fast become the celebrities’ preferred method for shaping perfect eyebrows and removing hair.

We are lucky to have one of Cheshire’s Threading Experts now working here at Cheshire Lasers Clinic. She will analyse your eyebrows or facial hair and advise you on the perfect solution. She can also remove hair from the chin, lips and face.

Each threading experience is personal, private and nothing short of perfection.

The end result for eyebrows is a precise, symmetrical and accurate arch which also defines your facial features amazingly. The results are a real confidence booster.

For hair removal, the treatment is kinder to the skin and is also less traumatic than waxing as no heat or chemicals are applied. No hair removal treatment can ever be pain-free. However, we use a wonderful desensitising Witch-hazel Solution that will make your threading experience as pleasurable as can be.

Regrowth is finer, softer and smoother – retraining unruly eyebrows to grow in a more flattering direction.

The frequency of your threading experience will depend on personal hair re-growth. Most clients visit us at Cheshire Lasers every 3-4 weeks.

To book your threading experience – for eyebrows, upper lip, chin or the face – call the reception desk at Cheshire Lasers Clinic on 01606 841255.

Or book online here:

Who performs Threading at Cheshire Lasers?

Jade performs all the threading at Cheshire Lasers; she has her own business Beautology. She has many years of experience and has had many recommendations.

Can I combine my Threading Treatment with Tinting?

Jade often combines her threading treatments with eyebrow and eyelash tinting.

She also offers a premium brow treatment known as Ultrabrows, which is similar to the popular HD Brows treatment.

How much is Threading at Cheshire Lasers

You can find out more about Jade and view all her prices here.

Botox Information

How long has Botox been available?

Botulinum Toxin has been around since the 1980’s when it was first used for facial muscle spasms and crossed eyes (strabismus). Doctors have used Botulinum Toxin type A in medical practice ever since for treatment of muscle spasticity in conditions such as cerebral palsy, dystonia and facial spasms. It is also used to improve overactive bladders by Urologists, headaches such as migraines when areas in the upper part of the face are treated and also hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating).

In February 2006, a licence was given for the use of Botox for some cosmetic treatments. Since then it has been rebranded as Vistabel. Shortly after Galderma launched Azzalure in the UK. In 2010, Mertz licensed Bocouture for use in select cosmetic treatments in the UK. Botulinum Toxins have been used for cosmetic use to treat areas of the face within and off ‘licence’ safely for over 20 years.

Alluzience, manufactured by Galderma, was launched in the UK in June 2022. It has a quicker onset of action and can start working within 24 hours. Alluzience can also have a longer duration of action than other available toxin brands.

Nuceiva (Evolus) and Letybo (a Korean-developed toxin) were first available in the UK in 2022

Relfydess by Galderma was then available in 2024. This can also last slightly longer.

How does Botox work?

Botulinum Toxin Type A attaches to receptors on the muscle cells. This prevents the receptors from receiving signals from the nerve cells. The signal being Acetylcholine which causes the muscles to contract. The muscle, therefore can no longer move when the nerve sends the acetylcholine to the muscle cells. The action of Botulinum Toxin is never permanent and wears off after 3 to 4 months.

Facial lines are caused by the regular movement of the facial muscles. Expressions such as squinting and frowning on a regular basis cause lines and wrinkles to appear over time. Similar to when you wear a pair of leather shoes for a long time, the more movement that occurs, the more wear appears.
By reducing facial muscle movement, you can soften the visible lines and wrinkles.

Is Botox Safe?

Data shows treatments are safe. Some people worry that Botox may be dangerous; however, when administered in the correct manner by a skilled medical professional, it carries very little risk.
Botox has only a few short-term side effects. These include minimal bruising at the injection sites and minor headaches, which usually last only a short period of time.

Brands of Botulinum Toxin Type A

There are several brands of Botulinum Toxin available on prescription in the UK:

Botox and Vistabel by Allergan
Dysport is manufactured by Ipsen
Azzalure from Galderma (is the same as Dysport but is for cosmetic use)
Xeomin and Bocouture are manufactured by Merz
Alluzience and Relfydess from Galderma can work quicker and last longer
Nuceiva by Evolus
Letybo a Korean-developed toxin

Which brands of Botulinum Toxin do the specialists at Cheshire Lasers use?

At Cheshire Lasers:

Dr Teri mostly uses Azzalure but also uses Botox, Alluzience, Relfydess, and the Bocouture brands, depending on the patient.

Dr Kyra Drinnan uses Botox.

Dr Hazlehurst uses Bocouture and Botox brands.

Katey of Nevaeh Aesthetics uses Azzalure and Botox.

Find out more about Cosmetic Botox Treatments here.

Find out about our specialists performing Botox Treatments and the procedures they perform.

Milia Removal Treatments

What are Milia?

Milia are very common, pearly-white bumps, most commonly seen around the eyes and the upper cheeks. They are tiny cysts that contain keratin and sebum (lipid epithelial plugs or epidermal inclusion cysts). Milia are usually a dome-shape, 1-3mm in diameter, and sit just under the skin surface. They are often seen in clusters and can occur anywhere on the body.

Although milia are harmless and do not usually cause any problems or discomfort, some people do not like how they affect their cosmetic appearance.

Why do I get Milia?

There are two types of milia: primary and secondary.

Primary milia cysts contain keratin; they develop in the pilosebaceous follicle just under the skin. Primary milia are often seen on babies’ facial skin; people often call them milk spots. These milia nearly always go as the baby’s skin matures.

Milia seen in adults are less likely to go. Research suggests that milia in adults may be due to skin damage or using products containing mineral oil and lanolin. It suggests that milia arise because of a build-up of lanolin and mineral oil in the follicles.

Secondary milia occur due to skin trauma such as sunburn, radiotherapy or long-term steroid use.

How Can I Remove Milia?

Milia removal/treatment is not available on the NHS as they are a cosmetic problem. There are no prescription treatments currently available to help them.

Milia Removal with Topical Treatments

Occasionally, some milia improve with topical retinoids or alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs). At Cheshire Lasers, we recommend Neostrata Eye Cream for parents prone to milia under the eyes, and our ph formula recovery or synergy serums for other less sensitive facial areas.

Milia Treatment with a Sterile Needle

Skin specialists often remove milia with a sterile needle. For this procedure to succeed, removing the whole milia is essential. This procedure usually leaves a small red mark /ulcer where the milia were, which often heals quickly.

Milia Removal with Hyfrecation

Hyfrecation is an excellent treatment for destroying and therefore completly removing the entire milia cyst. This involves a fine-tip needle delivering an electric current or radiofrequency energy into the lesion. At Cheshire Lasers, this is our treatment of choice for removing milia.
Dr Kathryn Hazlehurst usualy removes them using advanced electrocautery, and Helena Fryer removes them using advanced electrolysis.
These procedures usually leave a small red mark /ulcer where the milia were, which often heals quickly.

Milia Removal with Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is an alternative treatment method. It freezes the cyst, leaving a small blister that can take over a week to resolve.

Prevention of Milia

If you are prone to Milia, you will find more will probably return over time. The use of retinol products and AHAs that stimulate cell renewal and encourage a faster skin cycle turnover can reduce the risk of them returning.

Also, it is crucial to avoid skin products which contain mineral oils and lanolin, as these increase the risk of recurrence.

Which areas can Cheshire Lasers treat?

Facial Surgeon Dr Hazlehurst and Aesthetician Helena remove Milia from the face, including the under-eye area. Although it is unusual to get them elsewhere, they can easily be removed from the body. We recommend you see Dr Hazlehurst for body treatments to ensure the skin lesion is diagnosed correctly before treatment.

Could treatment leave a scar?

It is very unusual to be left with a scar after the removal of Milia. A small red mark /ulcer usually develops after treatment of the milia and heals very quickly.

Prices for Milia Removal

Dr Kathryn Hazlehursts Prices are here

View Helena Fryer’s Milia removal prices using advanced electrolysis here.

Botox Treatments

Botox is the name most people use for a range of various cosmetic and medical treatments.Botox is one of the first brand names used for this prescription only treatment and is produced by Allergan.

The term Botox usually refers to the use of Botulinum Toxin type A to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Botulinum Toxin is a protein which acts as a neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium Botulinum.

Botulinum Toxin has been around since the 1980’s when it was first used for facial muscle spasms and crossed eyes (strabismus).

Data shows treatments are safe with a few short term side effects such as minimal bruising at the injection sites and minor headaches which are short lived. Some people worry that Botox may be dangerous, however administered in the correct manner by a skilled medical professional carries very little risk.

Botox treatments are performed by the following Doctors and Nurses at Cheshire Lasers:

Dr Teri Johnson recently retired GP partner, specialist in Aesthetic Medicine and owner of M C Treatments.
Dr Kathryn Hazlehurst a GP trained in Medical Aesthetics and owner of Dr Hazlehurst Aesthetics.
Dr Kyra Drinnan is a GP Partner with an interest in Aesthetic Medicine.
Facial Surgeon Mr Will Allen
Aesthetic Nurse Katey of Nevaeh Aesthetics is a local community nurse with an interest in Aesthetic Medicine.

View more information about our specialists and the different types of Botox Treatments they perform here.

View an overview of our specialists’ different prices for Botox here.

Areas that Botox is used to treat include:

Frown Reduction
Brow Lift
Forehead Line Reduction
Crows Feet Smoothing
Bunny Line Reduction
Correction of Asymmetrical Eye Brows and of Facial Features.
Smokers Line Reduction
Nasal Tip Elevation
Chin Crease Reduction
Reduction of Cobblestone Effect of Chin
Reduction of Excessive Sweating from Armpits and Hands
Hyperhydrosis
Masseters for Bruxism and Jaw Slimming
Platysmal Bands / Neck Lines

Botox treatments are not recommended for those who are:

Pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding
Suffering from a neuromuscular disorder
Prone to severe allergic reactions (even though allergies to botox are rare)

If you are taking herbal or medical treatments you must discuss this with your doctor/nurse before any treatment.

What you can and cannot do after Botox treatments?

Do gently exercise the treatment areas by frowning, smiling and lifting the eyebrows to optimise your results
Do not perform strenuous physical activity for three days
Do not rub or massage the treated areas as this may increase the risk of complications by spreading the product
Do not drink alcohol, or take aspirin and ibuprofen for 24 hours as they can increase the risk of bruising and swelling

What are the risks and side effects of Botox?

Small area of redness at treatment site lasting 2-3 hours (common)
Bruising/swelling of the treatment area (less common)
Dull heavy sensation +/- occasional headache (less common)
Ptosis (droop) of eyebrow or eyelid (rare)

View Dr Teri’s website with more details about Botox treatments and aftercare here.

You can view more about how Botox works and its use in medical procedures here.

New research shows Botulinum Toxin treatments to the upper third of the face delay ageing. Find out more.