Measured, individual planning
What anti-wrinkle treatment is for
Anti-wrinkle injections temporarily reduce activity in carefully selected facial muscles. They may soften the appearance of expression lines while movement remains natural. They are not a general solution for skin laxity, volume loss or every type of line, so consultation may lead to a different treatment recommendation.
Consultation and suitability
A face-to-face consultation reviews your health history, medicines, facial movement and priorities. An aesthetic practitioner and nurse prescriber are involved in the assessment and written treatment plan. Treatment is declined where it is not appropriate, and you are given time to consider the options discussed.
What happens at treatment
01
Assessment
Your plan and consent are reviewed, including the areas agreed at consultation.
02
Treatment
Small amounts are placed precisely according to your individual plan.
03
Aftercare
You receive written guidance on exercise, heat, touching the area and make-up.
04
Review
Where appropriate, a review checks your response after the treatment has settled.
Downtime, aftercare and results
Pinpoint marks, tenderness, redness, swelling or bruising can occur. Changes develop gradually and are temporary; timing and response vary between people. Follow the clinic's written aftercare and contact the practitioner if anything concerns you. Avoid planning a first treatment immediately before an important event.
Anti-wrinkle treatment FAQs
How much are anti-wrinkle treatments in Wimbledon?
Anti-wrinkle injections at Village Aesthetics start from £190. Your consultation confirms suitability, areas, the full price and a written treatment plan before treatment proceeds.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. Treatment follows a face-to-face consultation with an aesthetic practitioner and nurse prescriber. Your health history, facial movement, goals, alternatives and suitability are reviewed individually.
Will I still have natural facial movement?
The clinic takes a conservative, staged approach intended to soften selected expression lines while retaining natural movement. Individual response varies and no particular outcome can be guaranteed.
When might I notice a change?
Changes generally develop gradually rather than immediately. Your practitioner will explain the expected timing and whether a review is appropriate for your individual plan.
What should I avoid after treatment?
Follow your written aftercare. This usually includes remaining upright for four hours and avoiding rubbing, heavy exercise, heat, facials and make-up for the period advised by your practitioner.
Who may not be suitable?
Treatment is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with active infection at the treatment site, and in some health circumstances. A practitioner must assess suitability in person.