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Look as Young as You Feel with Botox in Manchester

Reduce fine lines and soften wrinkles with gentle, expert-applied Botox.

20 min£60 – £350
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Botox, Anti-ageing
Tatyana Dib
Tatyana Dib
Certified cosmetologist · 13 yrs
Benefits

Benefits of Botulinotherapy (Botox)

A short guide to what Botox actually does, how quickly you see it, and how long it stays. Everything else gets covered properly at your consultation.

Real Results

Botox results, before and after

Forehead and frown lines, before and after
Forehead and frown lines, before and after
Forehead lines, before and after
Forehead lines, before and after
Crow's feet, before and after
Crow's feet, before and after
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The Menu

Botox, Anti-ageing pricing

Male Botox price +30% · every plan is agreed at your consultation

  • 1 Zone (Interbrow or Crow's Feet)£125
  • 2 Zone (Forehead + Frown Line)£175
  • 3 Zone (Forehead + Frown Line + Crow's Feet)£200
  • Lip Flip, Smoker's Lines, Chin Dimpling£60
  • Bunny Lines (Nose Wrinkles)£60
  • Nasal Flare Reduction (Nose Slimming)£60
  • Gummy Smile£70
  • Treating Hyperhidrosis (Armpits / Feet / Palms)From £250
  • Nefertiti Lift (Face Contour Correction)£150
  • Masseter Botox (Jaw Clenching)£120
  • Symptomatic Treatment of Rosacea£120
  • Sweating Forehead£120
  • Full Face£350
From£60
Book an appointmentBy appointment only · Mon–Sat · Manchester M8
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Book a consultation and we will work out exactly what you need. Go ahead with the treatment the same day and your £30 consultation fee is waived.

Good to Know

Questions about botox, anti-ageing

Botox is a treatment that gently relaxes the muscles causing wrinkles. It's a purified protein that, in small, safe amounts, softens lines and leaves skin looking more refreshed. Results are temporary, so regular treatments help maintain them.

You'll usually notice initial changes within three to five days, with full results visible after about ten to fourteen days, as the treated muscles relax.

Effects generally last three to six months. Muscle movement gradually returns, and wrinkles may reappear, so regular maintenance helps prolong results.

Yes. It's FDA approved for cosmetic use with a long track record of safety. I'll review your medical history at your consultation to make sure it's right for you.

No, not when it’s done correctly. My goal is always to soften wrinkles while keeping your natural expressions intact, using precise, considered technique.

Avoid blood-thinning medication like aspirin or ibuprofen, and supplements like vitamin E or fish oil, for at least a week beforehand, as these increase the risk of bruising. Also avoid alcohol for 24 hours before treatment. I'll give you full guidance at your consultation.

Sessions are quick, usually ten to twenty minutes. I use a very fine needle to inject small amounts into the targeted muscles. Most people describe it as a slight pinch, and no anaesthetic is needed.

Side effects are generally mild and temporary, like slight redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site, settling within a few days. Rarely, some people experience a headache or brief eyelid drooping, which resolves on its own.

Avoid lying down, bending over, strenuous exercise, or steam rooms for at least four hours, and don't rub the treated area. I'll give you full aftercare instructions to help you get the best results.

Yes, it works well alongside dermal fillers, chemical peels, or laser treatments for a more complete approach to anti-ageing.

It suits adults with wrinkles caused by repeated expressions, like frowning or squinting, who want to reduce these without surgery. It isn't recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for certain neurological conditions.

This depends on the area and the severity of your wrinkles. I'll assess your face and talk through your goals at your consultation to determine the right amount.

It's rare, but possible with frequent, high-dose treatment. I always use the lowest effective dose and recommend sensible intervals between treatments to help avoid this.