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Botox in HK Posted by Purdey (771 days ago) I watched "10 years younger" on BBC Prime yesterday .... and would like to find out about Botox in HK ? Anyone tried it here and where ? Any other botox-virgins want to ? (I am based in Hong Kong)  Posted by bblu (768 days ago) my friend from England did it two weeks ago, she has it done at a beauty salon call "Dream Face" in Kowloon.She's now look much younger and these only cost HK$4800 for forehead and eyes area,also a bonus free facial. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Giesel (768 days ago) Dear Purdey, (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by sandiexxxx (768 days ago) Agree with Giesel, no facial after. You can try FMH. they advertise on this website, they have botox, and a very similar product called dysport, same thing as botox, and they also offer a ''free'' top up, if you are not happy with the results. Have to say, beware you are on a slippery slope, as in, once you do it, you will keep going back for more.... coz you will look so good ! good luck ! (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Giesel (768 days ago) I wonder, Sandiexxx do you work for FMH? (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by jacqueline (767 days ago) FMH are so expensive, I'd love to hear from anyone who knows a cheaper place. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Claire (767 days ago) Dr Kenneth Hui is a reputable cosmetic surgeon. Cost is a little less than $4K for a vial (usually enough for eyes and between the brows). You may of course find it cheaper in HK but there are so many dodgy places in HK that the government is considering tighter restrictions and licensing for beauty salons. I know what I would prefer. (I am based in Unspecified) Posted by Nix17 (767 days ago) Claire - have you had anything done at Dr. Hui's? Do you personally recommend him? Thanks! (I am based in Singapore) Posted by 5star (767 days ago) I want to have botox done under the arms this summer as I sweat so much and it is so embarassing to go around with wet shirts under arms pits even if I wear a Tshirt under it goes through. Anyone tried it before? Dont feel as scared as ruining my face so yes would go for a cheaper place. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by balzac (766 days ago) please all, if you want to get botox, please get it done by a doctor. There have been reports of facial paralysis and worse due to botched up botox in the US. Be sure to ask to see the vial of botox they are using as there is currently only 1 licensed/genuine botox producer. (I am based in Singapore) Posted by Purdey (766 days ago) Thanks all of you. Reckon I'll go for an intial consultation with Dr Hui as it's near work, but I also got this back from Allergan on experienced HK botox injectors: (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by sandiexxxx (766 days ago) Hi Purdey, (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Claire (766 days ago) Yes I have personally used Dr Hui for botox and mole removal, as have a few friends. (I am based in Unspecified) Posted by rachaelhk (765 days ago) I have personally used Dr. Lauren Bramley for botox, I believe she is less expensive than the prices mentioned, but I'm not quite sure as it depends on what exactly is done. I'm absolutely delighted with my results and recommend her without qualification. And no, I don't work for her. Although if she'd give me free treatments, I would. : ) (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by sandiexxxx (765 days ago) Hi rachael, (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by martinshauna (595 days ago) How about Botox in Beijing? Recomendations....experiences? (I am based in Shanghai) Posted by sandiexxxx (591 days ago) two different things, Restylane is hyaulonic acid, and botox is from the botulism strain. Restylane will ''fill in lines'' and plump out the skin, Botox freezes the lines. Check with Dr. to see what you actually require. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Miss P (591 days ago) Dr Brian Walker ,a good expat GP does Botox too Princes Building. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by gwern (553 days ago) Can I admit to having botox? I read up, spoke to people and thought I'd give it a go....It was amazing. I was really concerned about droopy eyelids and maybe a frozen look but that didn't happen. My frown lines disappeared even though the doctor didn't think they would!! I had my crows feet done too but it was the frown line that I was delighted with. Dr Image in CWB...excellent service and not the hard sell at all. It will last about 4 months and although cost $4000 in total I thought it was well worth it and would definitely top it up. It has really given me an added self confidence and I think that is really important. I'll happily any questions if you're considering it ( and I don't have personal links to any drs!!) (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by kamaole (553 days ago) Does Botox help with droopy eyelids? As I get older, my eyes look "sleepier". Will this help? (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by gwern (553 days ago) I don't know if it would work on droopy eyelids. The people at Dr Image would definitely help and I really don't believe they would push something that didn't work. They may also be able to offer an alternative treatment. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by CATHERINE (336 days ago) dr bramley is the best.lawrence bramley. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by vanz_hk (304 days ago) Hi rachaelhk, (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by banmenot (304 days ago) Botox can cause a bit of drooping if you are relaxing a frown line. Your eyebrows drop a little and thus the skin folds a little lower. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by rst (228 days ago) gwern (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by gwern (226 days ago) I have had 2 different doctors and to be honest both were nice and both professional. I can honestly say that I feels so much better without that worry furrow which no expensive creams were going to get rid of! (I am based in Hong Kong) |
