Botox Clinics & Anti-Wrinkle Treatments in Bournemouth

Below are Botox clinics in / near Bournemouth

Shore Aesthetics is based at Wilton House, 4 Alum Chine Road in Westbourne (BH4 8DY). It is run by a registered nurse prescriber with specialist experience in aesthetic medicine. The clinic offers anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and a range of personalised facial aesthetic treatments. Appointments are arranged privately and in a discreet setting.

IK Aesthetics is situated at 34–36 Seamoor Road, Westbourne (BH4 9AS). The clinic provides anti-wrinkle treatments including Botox, as well as dermal fillers and skin rejuvenation procedures. Opening hours typically include Tuesdays to Fridays from morning until early evening, with extended hours on Thursdays and appointments available on Saturdays.

Freeda Clinic can be found at 61 Poole Road in Westbourne (BH4 9BA). It offers anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, skin boosters and a variety of aesthetic and skin-health treatments. The clinic focuses on natural-looking results and personalised care in a boutique-style environment.

FAQ's about Botox & Anti-Wrinkle Treatments in Bournemouth

What is Botox and how does it work?
Botox is a purified protein that temporarily relaxes specific facial muscles. It reduces the appearance of lines caused by repeated expressions such as frowning, smiling or raising the eyebrows. When these muscles are relaxed, the overlying skin appears smoother and less creased.

How long does the treatment take?
A typical Botox appointment usually lasts around 15 to 20 minutes. The injections themselves only take a few minutes, and there is no downtime, meaning you can return to normal activities immediately.

When will I see results?
Most people begin to notice changes within three to five days after treatment. Full results are usually visible at around two weeks, once the muscle relaxation has fully settled.

How long do the results last?
The effects of Botox generally last between three and four months. Duration can vary depending on metabolism, lifestyle, muscle strength and whether you have had previous treatments.

Does Botox hurt?
The discomfort is minimal. The injections use very fine needles, and most people describe the sensation as a quick, tiny scratch. Some clinics offer numbing cream, although it is usually not necessary.

Is Botox safe?
Botox has been used for cosmetic and medical purposes for decades and is considered safe when administered by a qualified practitioner. Side effects are typically mild and temporary, such as slight redness or small bumps at the injection sites.

What areas can be treated with Botox?
Common treatment areas include frown lines between the eyebrows, forehead lines and crow’s feet around the eyes. Botox can also be used for advanced techniques such as brow lifting, reducing chin dimpling, treating gummy smiles and softening neck bands.

Will I look frozen or unnatural?
A natural result depends on the practitioner’s skill and the dosage used. When carried out correctly, Botox should soften lines without removing facial expression. The goal is to look refreshed, not frozen.

Can I combine Botox with other treatments?
Yes, Botox is often combined with dermal fillers, skin boosters, chemical peels and medical-grade skincare. Combining treatments can enhance overall facial rejuvenation and improve skin quality.

Who is not suitable for Botox?
Botox is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding individuals, people with certain neurological conditions or those with allergies to any ingredients in the product. A consultation is always required to assess suitability.

What should I avoid after treatment?
It is generally advised to avoid strenuous exercise, touching or massaging the treated areas and lying flat for about four hours after treatment. Saunas and intense heat should also be avoided for the rest of the day.