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Sally Wagstaff is an Independent Nurse Prescriber offering advanced Aesthetics,
skin treatments and homecare products for a variety of skin concerns.
professional, discreet and private clinic in Lichfield City Centre

Founded in 1999 by the worldwide trainer and key opinion leader, Dr David Eccleston, we are the Midlands Premier Aesthetic Clinic. We
provide a range of treatments covering face, skin and body and wellness all with the aim of helping you feel your most confident self.

Non-surgical aesthetic treatments led by Dr Sofia, a medically trained NHS doctor.
Dr Sofia prides herself in a comprehensive range of leading aesthetic
treatments to the highest standards to help you achieve the most optimum results.

Seeing our clients and feeling great makes our work a pure joy! Let us join you on your
journey through this confusing world of rejuvenation treatments. We pride ourselves in no rush
hourly consultations to listen and address all your requirements. Doctor led clinic.

Wow Aesthetics is in Burton-on-Trent and provides additional mobile treatments in Staffordshire, Leicestershire and South Derbyshire. We offer non-surgical treatments and are led by our experienced Nurse Jane Cotton.

Established in 2006, Alter Ego Beauty Clinic has been clients of West
Bromwich and beyond for nearly two decades. Delivering professional beauty
treatments whilst taking the time to get to know each individual client is at the
heart of the salon’s ethos.

Beauty First Laser Skin Clinic is Wolverhampton’s first fully registered laser
clinic treating patients since December 2000. The clinic works to the highest
possible standards, with a team of experienced and empathetic staff,
offering a wide range of skin treatments

Award winning Brewood Skin & Functional Health is led by Sarah, an Indepent Nurse Prescriber with over 23 years experience offering Advanced Skin Solutions and Medical Aesthetic treatments.

CQC registered Medical Skin & Cosmetic treatment clinic in Birmingham Mailbox specialising in nonsurgical rejuvenation and anti ageing treatments, including; EMFace, EMTone, EmScultp, Juliane, Plinest

Secret Aesthetics is exclusively in Harvey Nichols Birmingham, Secret is considered Birmingham’s most doctor only, non-surgical aesthetic clinic

Facial Aesthetics with a delicate touch. We believe small changes from the outside can make a big difference to the inside.

Improovu was established to bring clinical knowledge and passionate ethics to
support our clients to make informed decisions regarding services that are the best
for them. Your needs are unique, and your goals are ours.

We run a selection of boutique staffed by doctors and nurses specialising in
medical aesthetics, botulinum toxin, and dermal filler therapies for facial
improvement. Our next clinic is at Simply Perfect Polynucleotide Hair Rejuvenation and Beauty, Oakengates,
Telford.

Doll Aesthetics is a nurse-led company offering anti-wrinkle injections and dermal
fillers in Wolverhampton, Birmingham & London. SAFETY FIRST – We are fully
insured and have undergone medical aesthetic training at one of the best training
academies in the country for medical professionals.

VIVO Body Studio is the UK’s next-generation clinic, specialising in non-surgical aesthetic that deliver real, lasting results.

The Private Clinic is the largest group of clinics specialising in minimally invasive
cosmetic treatments and procedures in the UK. The group has eight clinics in
London, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol and as
well as 13 additional consultation rooms.

Ihya – House of Aesthetics
Your destination for physical and emotional revival
Our passionate doctor-led team takes patients on a journey of physical and emotional revival.

Metro Spa

Dermoperfection is an independently owned well known brand within the Aesthetics industry and is delighted to be to be able to introduce to you:
MetroSpa.… a selection of luxury spa services in a truly beautiful

Doll Aesthetics is a nurse-led company offering anti-wrinkle injections and dermal
fillers in Wolverhampton, Birmingham & London. SAFETY FIRST – We are fully
insured and have undergone aesthetic training at one of the best training
in the for medical professionals.

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.

Welcome to Ashylla in Hall Green. Ashylla 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.

Here at The Dorchester Clinic in Market Bosworth, we offer the latest in aesthetic treatments. Our professional, reliable service delivers virtually pain-free, desirable results every time. Our treatments are designed to leave you feeling happier and more confident with your appearance.

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

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Botox Quick FAQs

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A simple, roundup of frequent Botox questions to help you get the facts fast.

Botox is generally not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding because there is limited 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 physical work, your clinician may advise a short pause.

Flying is not usually a problem after Botox, as cabin pressure changes are not known to affect the product. The main consideration is that bruising or 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 aftercare 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 blending. Avoid facial massage tools until your .

Strenuous exercise is often discouraged for the rest of the day, as increased blood flow and pressure can worsen swelling or bruising. Light 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 can occur because faces are naturally asymmetrical and muscles respond at different rates. Results 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 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 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 (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 symptoms such as breathing, swallowing problems, or rapidly worsening weakness. For non-urgent concerns (for example, eyelid or unexpected asymmetry), contact your treating clinic promptly for guidance and review.

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