FREE aesthetic consultations at Regent Street Clinic

This is a common presentation to facial aesthetics clinics, with most people attending for “botox”. This lady is not a good candidate for wrinkle-relaxing treatment alone using a toxin.

The lines immediately above the eyebrows are too close to the brow and there is significant volume loss in the skin, suggesting that the skin has probably not been maintained optimally over the years and raising the risk of complications, including brow heaviness and even ptosis (dropped eyelids).

Managing patient expectation is everything.

This lady was recommended to consider other (additional) options to rejuvenate the skin.

All patients attending Regent Street Clinic receive a thorough 45 minute facial and lifestyle assessment before we decide whether they are a good candidate for treatment, whether the expectations are realistic and whether any treatment at all is in the patient’s’ best interest. This is an essential of good medical practice.

Blog Source:https://www.regentstreetclinic.co.uk/blog/4594430368/FREE-aesthetic-consultations-at-Regent-Street-Clinic/11335929 

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Halloween Offer - Regent Street Clinic™

Treatments must be undertaken by Wednesday 31.10.18.

Clinics in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Sheffield, Leeds, and Watford.

*Wrinkles £150

*Lips £250 for 1ml

*Dermal fillers £250 for 1ml

*Profhilo®️ £395 for 2ml

*PDO threads £495 whole face

Blog source: http://www.regentstreetclinic.co.uk/blog/4594430368/Halloween-Offer/11335351

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Yellow fever vaccination - Who should not be vaccinated?

People who should not have the yellow fever vaccination include:

·     Babies under nine months of age: Babies who are six to nine months old should only be vaccinated if the risk of getting yellow fever during travel is unavoidable.

·      Pregnant women: unless the risk of yellow fever is unavoidable.

·      Breastfeeding women: unless the risk of yellow fever is unavoidable.

·  People whose immune systems are lowered (immunosuppressed): Such as people with HIV and those receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

·    People who are allergic to eggs: The vaccine contains small amounts of egg.

· People who have had a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) to a previous dose of the yellow fever vaccine.

·    People who are allergic to any of the ingredients in the vaccine.

·   People who have a condition that affects the thymus gland (part of your immune system that is located in your upper chest).

· People who are currently very unwell (for example with a high fever): This is to avoid confusing the diagnosis of your current illness with any side effects from the vaccine.

·  Elderly yellow fever naive travelers: Those who have not been previously exposed to the vaccine who are 60 years of age or over (unless the risk of yellow fever is unavoidable).

Blog source: http://www.regentstreetclinic.co.uk/yellow-fever-vaccine sheffield/4592801741

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