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Vertical line on forehead treatment

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4th August 2022

Hello,



I have developed a vertical line near my frown line. Botox does not help this at all and I have noticed long term Botox has cause skin on my forehead. Ideally I am looking to have dermal filler but I understand this area is not treatable in that way and so I am asking for some advise on what could treat it. I am conscious of it every day.

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Rosie Cooper

4th August 2022

Answer: Hello there. Rosie can help with fillers but has suggested booking a consultation in the first instance so that she can assess and better advise on options. If you jump on our website, you'll see that a BOOK CONSULTATION OPTION.. please select your preferred clinic address and you should have direct access to Rosies diary. Alternatively I'd be happy to help you out - just to let me know a better time to call. thanks Caroline

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Lucy Cooper

4th August 2022

Answer: Hello,



Thank you for your enquiry.



If you would like to book a consultation with us we can have a look at this for you and advise accordingly.



Kind regards

Dr Jo/ Nurse Lucy

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Dr Dobbie

4th August 2022

Answer: Hello Allione



Yes, I can treat your frown lines with dermal filler, it is an area that is only treated by practioners who have a high level of skill, experience and knowledge of the anatomy in this area.



Our skin naturally thins as we age as we loose support in the frown area and develope lines and folds at rest then dermal filler often in combination with botox gives an and long lasting result.



Kind Regards



Dr Victoria

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Owner Tawa Dowling

10th August 2022

Answer: Hello,



Thank you for your enquiry. Vertical static lines in the forehead (between the eyes) that are there even when there's no muscle contraction may have been caused by other factors, such as collagen depletion, sun damage, and general of skin quality with age.



This area of the face a lot of blood vessels, and so treatment with dermal filler a risk of vessel .



However, collagen induction treatment, such as a course of microneedling, will improve the elasticity and resilience of the skin, which will help to smooth out the static lines.



Please see my clinic profile on Consulting Room (TD Aesthetics) to book a consultation. I'm based in Rainham in Kent.



Regards



Nurse Tawa

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Dr Neena Farmah

8th August 2022

Answer: Hi thank you for your message.



Yes we have several options if you wanted to book in for a skin consultation:)

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Medical Director David Gateley

5th August 2022

Answer: Good morning Allione,



Thank you for your enquiry.

Please book a consultation to see Mr Gateley, Miss Ali or our Nurse Ms . They will be able to have a look at the area and advise you. Your consultation fee of £200 or £50 with the nurse will go towards your injectable treatment.





Kind regards,

Nakedhealth Team

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Aly Graham-Gage

4th August 2022

Answer: Hello! Filler in the forehead is a very high risk area, but we would need to get you booked in for a consultation to discuss the options with you. If you would like to get booked in, let me know and we can go from there! :)

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Dr Anna Hemming

4th August 2022

Answer: Hi Allione,



Thank you for your enquiry.



We would recommend booking a consultation with Dr Anna who can advise you further on what she recommends.



Best wishes,

Abbi

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Dr Thadchayini Kanagasabai

4th August 2022

Answer: Hi Allione



You are absolutely right about dermal filler not commonly used on the forehead.

You may want to look at skin boosters or skin rejuvenation treatments to help improve the OmniJuve – Skin Rejuvenation quality by stimulating collagen. It’s best to organise a face to face consultation to explore if this is appropriate for you. Feel free to contact me through my profile.

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Sarah Newey

4th August 2022

Answer: Hi Allione, thanks for your enquiry about your vertical line when you frown. I understand you have had Botox regularly and this has lead to thinning of the skin due to muscle atrophy and you haven’t seen a difference on your line of concern.



May I ask who many Botox treatments you have now had?



It is possible to consider dermal filler to this area although it should be the last resort and only after having had regular Botox treatments for at least a year to see if this will soften the line first.



The reason is because it is classed as a high risk area.



At Skin Clinic we would always recommend a face to face consultation to discuss your requirements. This is beneficial and will enable you to see the clinic and it’s clean professional treatment environment and of course to meet your practitioner.



How does this sound to you, we could have a look at the line and discuss next steps ?



I shall look forward to your response



Sarah

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Dr Nishel Patel

4th August 2022

Answer: Hi, many thanks for your enquiry.



I have had a consideration of your question. We can use fillers to help this area however you would need a full consultation to assess your skin and discuss the effect and side-effect of the treatment.



If you would like to book please visit my profile on my website.



There is a £50 deposit for your consultation which is held on credit on your file should you proceed with treatment

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Clinical Amanda Pierce

4th August 2022

Answer: Many thanks for your message. Botox would still be a treatment of choice in this area and if the dose and pattern of injections are that can make a difference to the overall result, however if you feel that Botox doesn't work for you in this area dermal fillers can be done with great care. It is seen as a very high risk area for fillers and in the right hands this can deliver good results. Unfortunately I do not offer this treatment however i would urge you to look at only very experienced practitioners due to the risks. I am happy to recommend Skin Viva who have a highly skilled team of doctors and I expect they'd be able to treat this for you.

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Allysun Ramsdale

4th August 2022

Answer: Good afternoon,

This is classed as a high-risk area for filler but it may be possible to treat this area safely with dermal fillers by using a safe and suitable filler by our practitioner who is experienced in this treatment.

Please us if you would like to book a free consultation ( video or in person ) so we can assess if this may be suitable to help improve this area for you and any other also.

Many thanks

Face Clinic at Thurloe

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Dr Nina Sheffield

4th August 2022

Answer: Hi Allione,



If possible, would you be able to send us a picture of the line to ?



I have spoken to one of our practitioners who has said a combination of Botox and Filler is normally recommended. Dermal Filler in this area can be done, although it is not normally recommended. However, if you would like to come in for a complimentary consultation, the practitioners could provide a treatment plan for you.



Hope this has helped.



Kind regards,



Lauren Waugh

Senior Receptionist

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Registered Nurse Mary White

4th August 2022

Answer: Our nurses are all trained in advanced filler techniques. If you would like an appointment please book in for a consultation with one of the nurses.

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