Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation

The ageing process affects everyone at different rates; for some people the arrival of lines and wrinkles come later in life, but for many people they make their presence known prematurely.

If surgery is not the right option for you, and those anti-ageing lotions and potions just aren’t doing the trick anymore, there are various effective non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments available with Mr Ahmed that can help reduce the unwanted signs of ageing without resorting to surgery.

These injectable treatments are suitable for those men and women who are showing minor signs of ageing such as crows feet, fine lines on the cheek and/or chin, small bags under the eyes and lines on the forehead. If your signs of ageing are a bit more extreme then you may want to consider surgery in the form of a facelift or blepharoplasty.

Mr Ahmed offers various non-invasive procedures which can make you look and feel more youthful without going under the knife. Muscle relaxing injections like BOTOX can prevent lines and creases from forming, whilst dermal fillers can treat areas such as lips, volumise areas which have lost volume and improve deep lines. Both treatments are injectable in nature and can even be used in combination to reduce the signs of ageing.

Non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments are now the most popular form of aesthetic treatments in the world, and it’s not hard to understand why. Effective, quick and affordable, these injectables can transform your look without surgery and with minimal downtime.

You will require top-up treatments every 3-6 months or muscle relaxing injections. Dermal fillers can last between 6-24 months depending on the type of filler used and area treated.

Thanks to their non-surgical nature, anti-ageing facial rejuvenation treatments like muscle relaxing injections and dermal fillers are generally a very safe procedure, but it’s important you choose a trusted expert for your treatment. Risks can include swelling and bleeding, as well as infection at the injection site.

A full consultation would be needed to work out which course of treatment is most suitable.