Forehead movement
Raising the eyebrows changes the forehead and the position of the brows. These movements are part of how your face communicates.
Anti-Wrinkle Injections
An appointment with our Nurse Prescriber to discuss lines linked to facial movement. We consider your natural expression and whether any intervention is appropriate.
Book a consultationLines in motion and at rest
Frowning and raising your eyebrows fold the skin in different places. Some lines appear during movement; others remain visible when the face is at rest.
A line can reflect movement as well as changes in the skin itself. Its position alone does not tell you which type of care is appropriate, or whether intervention is needed.
Raising the eyebrows changes the forehead and the position of the brows. These movements are part of how your face communicates.
Drawing the brows together creates a different pattern of folds. Lines visible at rest may also involve changes in the skin.
Your face needs to move when you speak and react. What you wish to retain is as important as the lines that concern you.
Reading facial movement
Expression lines follow the movement of the muscles beneath the skin. Dryness and surface texture can make lines more noticeable too, so photographs of a still face show only part of the picture.
A forehead fold may appear only when the brows rise. A frown creates a separate pattern between them.
A line that remains with the face relaxed can also reflect changes in skin support. It deserves a different discussion from a fold seen only in motion.
Brow position and lower facial movement contribute to expression. Changes in one area can affect how the rest of the face reads.
Listed clinic options
The existing prices below are retained for reference. A listed option does not establish suitability, and choosing one online does not settle a clinical decision.
Anti-Wrinkle
£149
An individual clinical decision is required before proceeding.
Anti-Wrinkle
£249
The listed area option is subject to clinical suitability.
Anti-Wrinkle
£299
Area selection follows an individual clinical decision.
Anti-Wrinkle
£149
This lower facial option needs a separate assessment.
Anti-Wrinkle
£450
This neck option is considered individually.
Anti-Wrinkle
£350
This separate concern requires its own clinical appointment.
Anti-Wrinkle
£350
The jaw area needs an individual clinical assessment.
Anti-Wrinkle
£450
This upper body concern is reviewed separately.
Consultation fee: £120. This is deductible from the cost of treatment if you decide to proceed with the recommended plan.
Book a consultationYour expression-line appointment
Bring details of previous facial procedures and any reactions. Your medicines and existing conditions can affect the decision about intervention.
We look at your face relaxed and in movement, including brow position. We ask which lines concern you and review previous procedures and medicines.
Our Nurse Prescriber explains whether intervention is appropriate. If it is not, we tell you why and discuss any suitable next step.
We agree how to review the decision or any subsequent care. New concerns or changes in your medical history should be raised before another appointment.
Aesthetics pathways
Movement-related lines and reduced facial volume are separate subjects. Dermal Fillers and Sculptra address different aspects of volume and support; an expression-line appointment does not select either of those options automatically.
Explore AestheticsThe Raquel Campos approach
Raquel Campos is the clinic founder and a Nurse Prescriber. Her work brings clinical responsibility to decisions about facial interventions, including the decision that no treatment is appropriate.
An anti-wrinkle consultation in London gives you an opportunity to discuss visible facial changes without assuming that treatment is required. This page places individual assessment and respect for natural expression at the centre of any next step.
Your clinician reviews how your face moves and how expression relates to the lines you have noticed. This provides context for the conversation rather than a standard recommendation.
The consultation explores what matters to you and the degree of change you would feel comfortable discussing. Your preferences are considered alongside the assessment.
Facial balance and your existing expression remain central to clinical judgement. The discussion is about an appropriate approach for you, not a different face.
Relevant considerations, limitations and any proposed follow-up are explained before you decide. Assessment may also establish that proceeding is not appropriate.
Any further recommendation depends on consultation and individual suitability assessment. Book a consultation.
Expression-line questions
It is an appointment to discuss lines linked to facial movement. We examine the face at rest and in motion, and review your medical history before deciding whether intervention is appropriate.
Yes. Tell us which expressions you want to retain and what concerns you about changing them. Natural movement is part of the discussion, without a promise of a particular outcome.
You can explain which areas concern you. The clinical decision also considers how they move together and your medical suitability, so an online area selection does not replace assessment.
The clinic lists separate lower face, neck and other options. Each needs its own review because the anatomy and reason for seeking care differ from expression lines.
You can decide not to proceed. We can discuss any suitable alternative or medical review, and explain when returning with a new concern would be appropriate.
An appropriate healthcare professional carries out the assessment before any recommendation is made. Raquel Campos, the clinic founder, is a Nurse Prescriber, and her approach considers facial movement and your priorities. We review your medical history during the appointment and explain our recommendation. You can read about Raquel Campos before arranging a consultation.
Yes, you can attend to discuss your concerns without committing to treatment. The appointment is an opportunity for us to assess suitability and explain any recommendation. You can ask questions about the assessment and relevant risks before making a decision. Booking a consultation does not mean that proceeding will be advised for you.
We explain why we do not recommend proceeding after reviewing your individual suitability. Clinical judgement comes before any treatment decision, even when you arrive with a particular request. We discuss the assessment with you so you understand the reasoning. You can ask about the recommendation before deciding whether to explore any other consultation pathway.
You should discuss your medical history with the healthcare professional assessing you. Medical suitability is part of the consultation, alongside the concerns you want to explore. We use that information before making any recommendation and can ask for clarification during the appointment. You do not need to choose a treatment first. You can book a consultation online.
Your expression-line questions
Tell our Nurse Prescriber which expressions bring out the lines that concern you. There is room to discuss your preferences without committing to intervention.
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