Botox, what's a good price ??

mr_rush

Figures from the indemnity insurers are showing that dentists are being claimed against less than Drs!!

But we do do an awful lot more head & neck anatomy in our training than Drs.

Dear Toothsmith, if you look at my original post I said dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Not any doctor, nurse or dentist off the street.

I'll maintain my original point: it is best to get a dermatologist or plastic surgeon to do this kind of work.

Best wishes

Toothsmith

mr_rush wrote: »

Figures from the indemnity insurers are showing that dentists are being claimed against less than Drs!!

But we do do an awful lot more head & neck anatomy in our training than Drs.

Dear Toothsmith, if you look at my original post I said dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Not any doctor, nurse or dentist off the street.

I'll maintain my original point: it is best to get a dermatologist or plastic surgeon to do this kind of work.

Best wishes

And I'd agree!!

Just scoring a point!!

BelindaLee

COLLAGEN3 wrote: »

Hi
A new company has launched called Hylagen.com. They are very professional and offer Botox 1 area for £99. 2 areas for £139 and 3 areas for £159. Its a new concept as they use an online booking system and its so easy to use. I had my Botox done with them last friday and have to say they are very honest and caring in their work. Check them out.:j

Thanks for sharing with us.

absolutebounder

BOTOX the most toxic protein known and people want to inject it into them selves

Chipstter

Absolutebounder

Don't knock it till you've tried it! Does what it says on the tin :shocked: Can't do that anymore

Amanita_2

absolutebounder wrote: »

BOTOX the most toxic protein known and people want to inject it into them selves

I would FAR rather use Botox twice a year which is extremely well tested for cosmetic use as well as for medical use then use the high tech creams and lotions now available. Many of these are based on nano technology which is far from proven safe and various chemicals that have NOT been fully tested to the same standards.

Oh and Botox actually works :rotfl:

stylus360

BelindaLee wrote: »

Thanks for sharing with us.

Just been on their site and it only lists clinics in Northern Ireland. ??

[Deleted User]

Toothsmith wrote: »

Figures from the indemnity insurers are showing that dentists are being claimed against less than Drs!!

But we do do an awful lot more head & neck anatomy in our training than Drs.

Know any good indemnity insurers?

stylus360

COLLAGEN3 wrote: »

Hi
A new company has launched called Hylagen.com. They are very professional and offer Botox 1 area for £99. 2 areas for £139 and 3 areas for £159. Its a new concept as they use an online booking system and its so easy to use. I had my Botox done with them last friday and have to say they are very honest and caring in their work. Check them out.:j

Just been on their site and it only lists clinics in Northern Ireland. ??

karenx

mojy wrote: »

No, it wasn't a national company that I used, they are based in Glasgow
and also have a clinic just outside Glasgow I'm afraid.
I'll keep posting the differences in the next couple of weeks as it is scary to take the plunge!
Only discomfort I have today is in between my eyebrows. Nurse explained last night that Botox would not remove these lines, would only make them less noticable when frowning. I hadn't expected this as thought Botox would more or less remove them. She explained that this was only possible through filler or for better results filler and botox! I ended up having both but because this is on a bone it feels as though I'm having sinus problems today, slight headache etc. but nothing else.
Teenage son joking with me today that I look like a teenager as the lines between nse and mouth have gone:rotfl:
Kids think this is most amusing:D

Do u have a link for them? Ta!