
Anti-wrinkle injections use botulinum toxin (Botox) to temporarily relax the muscles causing dynamic wrinkles — delivering a refreshed, rested appearance that looks natural and unforced when administered with surgical precision.
Onset within 3–5 days, with peak effect at 2 weeks. The result is a natural softening of lines rather than a frozen appearance. Effects last 3–4 months, after which treatment can be repeated.
BOOK CONSULTATIONFrom £250 per area
15–30 minutes
Minimal — a brief, mild sting with each injection; topical numbing cream can be applied if desired
No downtime; return to normal activities immediately
Forehead, frown lines (glabella), crow’s feet, brow, jawline, neck bands, and other areas
Every 3–4 months for maintained results
Small, precise injections of botulinum toxin are administered into the targeted facial muscles using a fine needle. The toxin temporarily blocks the nerve signals that cause these muscles to contract, softening the appearance of dynamic wrinkles — the lines that form from repeated facial expressions. Dr Williams’s surgical understanding of facial anatomy ensures precise placement and conservative dosing, avoiding the ‘frozen’ look and preserving natural expression and movement. Common treatment areas include the forehead, glabella (frown lines), and periorbital region (crow’s feet). Anti-wrinkle injections can also be used therapeutically for a chemical brow lift, jaw slimming (masseter reduction), and hyperhidrosis treatment.
Side effects are typically mild and temporary: slight bruising, headache, eyelid heaviness (rare and temporary). Serious complications are extremely rare when administered by a qualified practitioner.