Which type of botox do you use?

At Transform Clinic, we use Botox®, Dysport®, and Xeomin® for Botulinum Toxin A anti-wrinkle injections. They all work extremely well, ask your practitioner which one would be best for you. All of our injectables are registered with the New Zealand Ministry of Health and this treatment has been used in our clinics for over 20 years. 

Are anti-wrinkle injections suitable for me?

Cosmetic injectables are suitable for most individuals, though there are certain exceptions. 

We do not treat those who are pregnant or breastfeeding or those with a current infection, neuro-muscular transmission disorder, and/or other serious medical condition. You must also disclose any medications you are currently taking or plan to take in the near future as certain medications can have an adverse effect on the injectables. 1

How long do the results last?

Anti-wrinkle injections typically last for 3-4 months before a second treatment is required. At this point, the muscles begin to move more freely again. After repeat treatments, many clients report a permanent anti-wrinkle improvement. 

After treatment, you’ll notice results in the first few days and the best results in the few weeks after. 

Botox prices?

At Transform Clinic, we pride ourselves in tailoring treatments to give the best result. The price depends on the area(s) being treated, number of areas, and dosage. It is difficult to give a treatment price without seeing you face-to-face and discussing your needs. The dosage will vary depending on your anatomy and the desired effect. Additionally, we often combine treatments and offer a package price. 

We offer free consultation with our experienced aesthetic nurses, with no-obligation. Please get in touch to book or if you would like to learn more about our pricing. 

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Disclaimers

Botox® is a prescription medicine for the treatment of frown lines, horizontal forehead lines and crow’s feet round the eyes. Botox® has risks and benefits. Ask your doctor if Botox is right for you.  If you have side effects, see your doctor.  You will need to pay for Botox® and clinic fees will apply. For details on precautions & side effects consult your healthcare professional or the Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) at www.medsafe.govt.nz.  Botox® treatment lasts about 4 months and further courses of treatment may be necessary. 

Should only be administered by trained medical professionals (contains botulinum toxin A 50,100 & 200 units). Allergan (NZ) Ltd, Auckland.

 

Dysport® is a prescription medicine for the treatment of frown lines, horizontal forehead lines and crow’s fee round the eyes. Dysport has risks and benefits. Ask your doctor is Dysport is right for you. If you have side effects, see your doctor. You will need to pay for Dysport, and clinic fees will apply. For details on precautions & side effects consult your healthcare professional or the Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) at www.medsafe.govt.nz Dysport lasts about 4-5 months and further courses of treatment may be necessary. Should only be administered by trained medical professionals. Contains 500 units of clostridium botulinum Type A toxin. Galderma (NZ) Limited, Auckland.

 

Xeomin® is a Prescription Medicine containing 50, 100 LD50 Units of clostridium botulinum Type A toxin complex for injection.  It is used for the treatment of frown lines on the forehead, lateral periorbital lines and horizontal forehead lines in adults. It should be administered only by trained medical professionals. Talk to your specialist about the benefits/risks of this procedure in appearance medicine. Xeomin treatment lasts about four months and further courses of treatment may be necessary. Cautions: Generalised disorders of muscle activity; Infection or inflammation at the proposed injection sites, pregnancy and lactation. Possible side effects: headache, pain, swelling or infection at injection site, local muscle weakness including drooping eye lids, lack of feeling & nausea.

You will need to pay for this medicine. Discuss with your specialist if Xeomin is right for you. For more information or for a copy of CMI please contact the NZ distributor: NZMS Ltd: 2a Fisher Crescent, Mt Wellington, Auckland.