Reduction of lines education

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Due to current advertising restrictions, treatment pricing cannot be published online.

We are also unable to provide treatment pricing by phone, email or social media.

A consultation is required before treatment recommendations and associated costs can be discussed.

Treatment recommendations and associated costs vary between individuals and depend on factors such as anatomy, treatment goals, treatment planning and clinical assessment.

Due to current advertising restrictions, product information cannot be published online.

We are also unable to provide product information by phone, email or social media.

The products used within our clinic are approved for use in Australia and are sourced through appropriate Australian suppliers.

Product selection varies between individuals and depends on factors such as anatomy, treatment goals, treatment area and clinical assessment.

If treatment is appropriate, product information will be discussed during your consultation.

Current advertising restrictions limit the information that can be published online regarding certain aesthetic treatments.

These regulations restrict information such as treatment descriptions, product information, pricing and other treatment-specific details.

There are significant penalties for non-compliance, so we have intentionally chosen to provide general educational information rather than detailed treatment-specific information.

More detailed information can be discussed during your consultation where appropriate.

Treatment outcomes develop gradually over time.

Most people begin to notice changes within the first week, however the full treatment outcome is generally assessed two weeks after treatment.

For this reason, we recommend waiting a full two weeks before assessing your treatment outcome or booking a review appointment unless otherwise advised by your practitioner.

Treatment longevity varies between individuals.

Factors such as muscle activity, metabolism, treatment area, lifestyle factors and previous treatment history may influence how long treatment effects remain noticeable.

As treatment effects gradually reduce over time, some people choose to maintain treatment at regular intervals while others prefer less frequent treatment.

Treatment outcomes vary between individuals.

Some people prefer a greater reduction in muscle movement, while others prefer to maintain more natural facial movement and expression.

Treatment planning is individualised and based on factors such as facial anatomy, muscle activity and treatment goals.

Most people describe treatment as tolerable.

The treatment involves a series of small injections and individual comfort levels vary.

If you have concerns regarding discomfort, please discuss this with your practitioner prior to treatment.

No.

Our practitioners do not provide treatment to patients who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

As there is currently insufficient evidence regarding the safety of treatment during pregnancy and breastfeeding, treatment is deferred until pregnancy and breastfeeding have concluded.

Yes.

Treatments for reduction of lines are commonly performed on both men and women.

Treatment planning is individualised and takes into account factors such as facial anatomy, muscle activity, treatment goals and personal preferences.

As treatment outcomes vary between individuals, recommendations are based on a clinical assessment rather than gender alone.

Treatment effects gradually reduce over time.

If no further treatment is performed, muscle activity will progressively return and lines may gradually return to their previous appearance.

Stopping treatment does not generally cause lines to become worse than they were before treatment.

Most people are able to return to normal daily activities following treatment.

Small injection marks, redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur and usually settle over time.

Individual recovery experiences vary.

Yes.

All medical procedures involve risks, limitations and potential side effects.

Common short-term effects may include redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or temporary asymmetry.

Your practitioner will discuss the risks, benefits, limitations and suitability of treatment during your consultation prior to treatment.