Botox, what's a good price ??

brook2jack

[quote=[Deleted User];37620312]Neither is crossing the road risk-free ![/QUOTE]

No but it would be difficult to live your life without ever crossing a road, and more particularly not many people deliberately step in front of a juggernaut.

Botox, fillers etc are not risk free. There are many possible complications known, and also research ongoing about possible unknown complications arising from long term use of Botox. Any foreign substance injected into the body from tatoos to fillers has the potential to trigger autoimmune diseases etc. Botulinum toxin has specific problems that people need to know about.

It is one thing accepting a risk benefit ratio for a medicine and another for a cosmetic proceedure .

If people are not informed by "clinic", nurse or whoever that there are risks then they are not giving informed consent.

sadie22

can anyone recommend a descent person who does botox in essex, where your botox last 4 or 5 months, ive had botox several times with 2 different people and the last one i went to it lasted only 2 months, im fuming

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sadie22 wrote: »

can anyone recommend a descent person who does botox in essex, where your botox last 4 or 5 months, ive had botox several times with 2 different people and the last one i went to it lasted only 2 months, im fuming

It does very for different people unfortunately. However, it could be that the last one was scrimping a bit of botox.

Unfortunately, thats what happens if you pick the cheapest sometimes (not saying you did).

honey06

hi Lizzy,

you have a PM

Lizzy

honey06 wrote: »

hi Lizzy,

you have a PM

Good job you told me they are so hard to spot. It needs to flash or something when you get one. :eek:

glowgirl_2

sadie22 wrote: »

can anyone recommend a descent person who does botox in essex, where your botox last 4 or 5 months, ive had botox several times with 2 different people and the last one i went to it lasted only 2 months, im fuming

I would be interested in this too, you have to be so careful, I had a recommendation but when I actually met the woman who had it done it didnt look too good, very very frozen, I realise this might of been her choice but it put me off so back to the drawing board, also does anyone have any info on having Botox rubbed in rather than injected, I read about this being done at a clinic in Harley Street, it is supposed to give a softer effect but its new so not much to read on it.

princess_wardiie

i get my botox done in a liverpool clinic even tho im from london!, the botox is soo cheap its unbelievable, its £169 for one area, £249 for 2 and £299 for three, filler is £269 but thats not all!!:rotfl: you get a free 'microderm' and skin peel for this too, so not only was my wrinkle sorted so was my skin.:T this wonderful little clinic is in the heart of liverpool and is called tracey bell, check there website!! i couldnt believe it when my friend showed me . . . just go on google and type in tracey bell

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princess_wardiie wrote: »

i get my botox done in a liverpool clinic even tho im from london!, the botox is soo cheap its unbelievable, its £169 for one area, £249 for 2 and £299 for three, filler is £269 but thats not all!!:rotfl: you get a free 'microderm' and skin peel for this too, so not only was my wrinkle sorted so was my skin.:T this wonderful little clinic is in the heart of liverpool and is called tracey bell, check there website!! i couldnt believe it when my friend showed me . . . just go on google and type in tracey bell

We're slightly cheaper than that if fancy coming to Newport, South Wales ever....

nickhampson

Any recommendations for Milton Keynes area?

By the way, Newport isn't what I would call local!

nettttie

castlefield clinic Manchester offer off lovingsocial.com £179 for three treatments! I think I'll go for it living in the sun when younger damaged my skin and left me with lots of creases!