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Drooping Mouth Corners Botox Treatments in our Bicester clinic

Drooping Mouth Corners

This treatment will lift the downturned corners of your mouth that may give you a constant sad appearance and brighten up your face.

One of the causes of a downturned mouth is a set of muscles responsible for pulling the corners of the mouth down. We can treat these muscles using Botox to reduce this expression and give you your confidence back.

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Drooping Mouth Corners treatments at a glance

  • Procedure time 15 minutes
  • Anaesthesia None
  • Downtime 12 hours
  • Results Lifts downturned mouth corners
  • Longevity 2-3 months
  • Price from £215
  • Please note that you are paying for the treatment only and no guarantee is made of any outcome. Refunds cannot be given under any circumstances, as the product has been used and the service has been delivered.

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