Skin, Aesthetics & Healthy Ageing Journal
Evidence-based advice from Dr Caroline Warden, NHS GP and aesthetic doctor in Hale, covering facial ageing, menopause skin, regenerative aesthetics, skincare and natural-looking aesthetic treatments.
“Baby Botox”: What It Actually Means, and Whether It Is Just a Marketing Term. A Doctor Explains
“Baby Botox” is a marketing term, not a medical treatment. A Hale aesthetic doctor explains what it is supposed to mean, what the dose-ranging evidence shows about safety and duration, and why the right question is not “how little” but “how appropriate”.
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Why Your Wrinkles Are Still There Despite Botox
"I have had Botox, but I can still see my wrinkles." It is one of the most common things I hear in clinic. The reason is that not all wrinkles are made the same way, and muscle relaxation only treats one of them. Here is what treats the rest.
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Why Some Aesthetic Treatments Look Unnatural, And How to Avoid It
One of the biggest fears patients have about aesthetic treatments is looking obvious or overdone. As an NHS GP and aesthetic doctor, Dr Caroline Warden explains why some treatments look unnatural, the mistakes that lead to overfilled results and how to achieve fresher, more natural looking outcomes.
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When Should You Start Anti Wrinkle Treatments? A Doctor's Honest Answer
One of the most common questions patients ask during aesthetic consultations is surprisingly simple:
Is there a right age to start? What the evidence actually shows about preventative treatment, why age is the wrong question, and when starting later is fine.
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