Getting Botox

Sue Rocks

Hey all,

I have decided that I am going to get Botox done on a frown line in my forehead. Does anyone know where I can get it done in Dublin and average prices that I can expect etc?

Pythia

Derma Dental do it I think and are well-regarded http://dermadental.ie/

sarahjanel

A group of us use a doctor who will come to your home. He's great. botoxfacialtreatment@gmail.com . The more of you there are the better the rate.

Sue Rocks

Thanks sarah but for some reason I dont think I would be comfortable getting it done in my own homw I would rather that it was in a more formal setting ... I dunno maybe im just being silly but I would be too nervous about having it done at home.

Thanks for the tip though. How has it been working out for your group so far? Are you happy with results?

m'lady

I'd also be very interested to hear from those who have had botox done, how sore is it? and what is the average price? also roughly what age do people start getting it done??

Sorry op didnt mean to hijack your thread, just curious like yourself!

sarahjanel

Sue Rocks wrote: »

Thanks sarah but for some reason I dont think I would be comfortable getting it done in my own homw I would rather that it was in a more formal setting ... I dunno maybe im just being silly but I would be too nervous about having it done at home.

Thanks for the tip though. How has it been working out for your group so far? Are you happy with results?

Hi Sue. I was nervous about it untill I saw the results some of my friends had. It's worked out great for me. It's a little stingy getting it but that goes quickly. I've heard there can be some bruising but no one in our group (five of us) have had any trouble. The girl who started it first went to a salon initially but it closed but the doc there kept his cliental. let me know how you get on.
how much are people paying in salons?

iguana

Why not investigate the more modern technology? Lasering usually has better, longer lasting results than botox and it doesn't involve injecting poison into your body and the inherent risks of that.

Angelmangle

There is a place in Newry who do it too, its a UK company with branches all over the UK and Northern Ireland. It seems A LOT cheaper than anywhere down here, botox for frown lines in the region of €140.00 from what I remember. I think they are called the hylagen clinic (not absolutely sure) but if you google it you 'll find it. Myself and a friend were thinking of trying it so if we go I'll let you know!

shaira

sarahjanel wrote: »

Hi Sue. I was nervous about it untill I saw the results some of my friends had. It's worked out great for me. It's a little stingy getting it but that goes quickly. I've heard there can be some bruising but no one in our group (five of us) have had any trouble. The girl who started it first went to a salon initially but it closed but the doc there kept his cliental. let me know how you get on.
how much are people paying in salons?

Hi sarahjanel

How much does this person charge? Are you still using him/her?

dubmando

yes,would be interested to know what price this person charges,how many you need to have in order for him/her to come to your home to do it? I have gone to Newry a few times its 199(sterling) for 3 areas,which is quite a difference to Dublin prices. It would be great to have someone come to me!!!obviously price is a factor though.

Izzy04

Hello all
Just wondering has anybody any experience of getting Botox done at Seapoint Clinic in Dublin? Thanks!

Millem

Izzy04 wrote: »

Hello all
Just wondering has anybody any experience of getting Botox done at Seapoint Clinic in Dublin? Thanks!

The dentist? I personally would only go to a doctor and not a dentist. The derma clinic in Blackrock do it with a cosmetic surgeon although I have never had Botox but have had other treatments done in the derma clinic and cannot recommend them highly enough. They offer free consultations and all their staff are qualified nurses or doctors.
http://www.dermaclinic.ie/

Pythia

Millem wrote: »

The dentist? I personally would only go to a doctor and not a dentist. The derma clinic in Blackrock do it with a cosmetic surgeon although I have never had Botox but have had other treatments done in the derma clinic and cannot recommend them highly enough. They offer free consultations and all their staff are qualified nurses or doctors.
http://www.dermaclinic.ie/

Dentists do study a lot about the face and the nerve systems etc. They are well qualified for it.

Millem

Millem wrote: »

Izzy04 wrote: »

Hello all
Just wondering has anybody any experience of getting Botox done at Seapoint Clinic in Dublin? Thanks!

The dentist? I personally would only go to a doctor and not a dentist. The derma clinic in Blackrock do it with a cosmetic surgeon although I have never had Botox but have had other treatments done in the derma clinic and cannot recommend them highly enough. They offer free consultations and all their staff are qualified nurses or doctors.
http://www.dermaclinic.ie/

Still, I would prefer a doctor.