Mt Vernon Cosmetic Surgeons Press
Welcome to the Jab’n'Tuck revolution
The latest range of anti-ageing injections is eliminating the need for the cosmetic surgeon’s knife.
The scalpel is facing the chop. Sweeping advances in cosmetic medicine mean surgery is being phased out, supplanted by revolutionary new treatments requiring a simple injection.
A big rise in injectable treatments is being reported in cosmetic clinics around the country. And with a clutch of new procedures on the way, invasive plastic surgery could soon be a rarity. Patients who may have opted for a facelift or nose-job before are now discovering a series of injections can produce similar results by relaxing or stimulating muscle tissue.
The early Botox-type treatments had transformed the way people view cosmetic surgery. Within months, Botox will be being used to give breasts a lift.
Clinics are struggling to keep up with demand as a swath of new injectable wrinkle-fillers and muscle-freezers are flooding the market, with more than 50 brands introduced in the past year.
The market-leading jab, the filler Restylane, is about to announce a 20-fold increase in British sales, from 10,000 treatments in 2003 to more than 200,000 in 2005.
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