I charge by the unit for my wrinkle-relaxer and so you pay for what you get – simple.
I only use Botox made by Allergan as my wrinkle-relaxer. It is always made up on the day of a clinic and none is kept over. This way you can be sure it is fresh and has not lost any potency.
Frown lines – these are the annoying vertical lines between your eyebrows. Softening and eventually getting rid these lines is the commonest treatment I am asked for. Frown lines can be the result of concentration and they do tend to make you look grumpy. The standard number of units is 20 because the lines are caused by movement of these quite strong muscles.
Corrugators – these are the horizontal lines above your eyebrows and below your hairline. They usually require 18u but sometimes if there are not many lines, less may be adequate.
Crows feet – these are the laughter lines at the outer corners of your eyes. Some people have a lot of deep wrinkles here while others may only have a few, so the number of units used is to be determined during your appointment.
- Frown lines 20u – $280
- Corrugators 18u – $252
- Crows feet 12u-24u – $168-240
Dermal Filler
I use a range of Juvederm Fillers by Allergan. Juvederm can be used to soften deep static lines, such as the nasolabial lines from your nose down to your mouth. Also they can help with the marionnette lines which are the lines running down from the sides of the mouth. These come in either 1ml or 2ml syringes.
Fillers can also be used to boost volume, in the lips and in the cheeks and chin.
The type and amount of filler can be decided after a full face assessment in your first consultation.
- Juvederm Ultra Plus 1ml – $668
- Juvederm Ultra Plus 2ml -$1225
- Juvederm Volift 1ml – $668
- Juvederm Volift 2ml – $1335
- Juvederm Voluma 1ml – $707
- Juvederm Voluma 2ml – $14
Dr Nancy Burge 