Botox™:Dysport™

Anti-wrinkle treatments should only be performed by a trained medical profession who understands human anatomy and how to administer injections properly. Because anti-wrinkle treatments utilize a regulated drug, there may be complications experienced from time-to-time. Temporary side effects include pain, swelling, and bruising where the treatment was performed, headaches and flu-like systems. Depending on the area treated, you may experience a droopy eyebrow, a crooked smile and/or drooling, and eye dryness or persistent tearing. Your provider at Sisu Clinic will discuss all risks and complications with you during your consultation.

Anti-wrinkle treatment is a great option to slow down the ageing process and minimise fine lines and wrinkles and prevent future wrinkles from forming. Seeing a provider at a clinic that employs unlicenced or poorly train staff and/or uses low-quality products can have negative consequences and cause concerning or unwanted results. At Sisu Clinic, medical doctors have years of training and experience with anti-wrinkle treatment and produce great, natural results time and again. Always ensure you attend a reputable clinic for your anti-wrinkle treatment.

It takes approximately 14 days for your anti-wrinkle treatment to showcase full results. Some patients begin to see noticeable changes within the first 7 to 10 days of treatment, but most patients will need to wait a full 2 weeks to appreciate the maximum benefits of a treatment. Anti-wrinkle treatments last 3 months, on average, and it is important to consistently receive treatment every 3 to 4 months to maximise the long-term benefit.

Anti-wrinkle treatment is a great way to remove fine lines and wrinkles, and prevent future skin ageing. Results are generally first visible after 14 days from your date of treatment. Immediately after your treatment, you may notice small red bumps caused by the injections to the treated area. Additionally, you may experience a mild headache, as well as temporary mild redness, bruising, and swelling, which will typically go away within 24 hours.