Anti-Wrinkle Injections

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Anti-wrinkle injection procedures can offer a subtle solution to age-related cosmetic concerns for many individuals. Dr Vlad Milovic—our plastic and cosmetic surgeon—administers anti-wrinkle injections at his Melbourne practice. As Dr Milovic’s patient, you will be entitled to an ongoing VIP discount on continuous anti-wrinkle injection treatments. Packages are also available if you wish to book ahead and secure ongoing anti-wrinkle injection appointments.

Risks of Treatment

Even non-surgical procedures carry risks and the potential for complications. While Dr Milovic and our providers are extensively trained and experienced with a comprehensive array of non-surgical procedures and utilize advanced techniques to help mitigate those risks, patients considering treatment should always be fully aware of them beforehand. A member of our team will go over all risks and potential complications associated with the procedure during the initial consultation, and we are happy to address any questions or concerns you may have.

Risks of this procedure include, but are not limited to:

Frequently Asked Questions

How do anti-wrinkle injections work?

The anti-wrinkle injection is designed to provide a block that halts excessive muscle contraction. Although the anti-wrinkle injection cannot get rid of deep wrinkles, it can often prevent them from becoming more pronounced. Dr Milovic will discuss the risks and complications during your consultation before the procedure.

What is the recovery time?

Patients can generally return to normal activities immediately following treatment; however, there are some precautions to take within the first 24 hours afterwards, including avoiding massages, facials and other beauty treatments and certain exercise. You will be provided with post-treatment instructions.

How long does the treatment last?

The effects normally last between three to six months.

Please note: anti-wrinkle injections are prescribed drugs, which means that it must be prescribed for your use by a qualified medical practitioner. A medical practitioner must either administer your injections or be present on site where a trained and qualified nurse administers the injections. Be sure to ask where you are not sure.