Dr Emily-Jane Hinton Posted in non-surgical beauty 
Botox is a toxin produced in nature by the bacteria Clostridium Botulinum. The toxin is used to reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles by relaxing overactive facial muscles. While botulinum toxin is found in nature as a toxin the product we use in aesthetic treatments is a purified version free from contaminants and used in very small doses.
Many of my patients ask me, what is the best option for me? Profhilo, Filler, or Botox? In this blog, I am going to give you a brief overview of each of those treatments. Of course, if you are interested, and you are based in Suffolk, Ipswich, Woodbridge, or the surrounding areas,
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Profhilo and Botox are both very different treatments with different mechanisms of action.
Both are anti-ageing treatments and are very popular in my clinic from the age of 30. Many patients have Profhilo and Botox together to get the best possible rejuvenation results.
What is Botox?…
Many people when asked what Botox does will say ‘it gets rid of wrinkles’ however, the truth is a bit more complicated than that.
All wrinkles are not the same and there are two different types of facial wrinkles- ‘dynamic’ wrinkles and ‘static’ wrinkles which need to be treated differently.
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Bunny Lines
Botox is typically used to relax muscles in the face to smooth out lines and wrinkles.
However, it has a vast range of uses that most people are unaware of.
In this blog post I will outline where botox can be injected and the result it has.
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Dr Emily-Jane Hinton Posted in non-surgical beauty Dr Emily-Jane Hinton Posted in non-surgical beauty 
When you attend for consultation you will be asked to complete a medical history form including any medications you may be on or any allergies you may have so we can ensure there are no contraindications to treatment.
At consultation we will have a chat about what concerns you
Dr Emily-Jane Hinton Posted in non-surgical beauty 
Lots of factors contribute to skin ageing and it’s impossible to avoid them all! In this small article I am going to highlight some common contributing factors so you can think about how to avoid them where possible – all for the good of your skin.
