A high-tech solution to unwanted bulges By Francesca White
Dr Gout, who is president of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine, has spent four years formulating a strategy to do just that – and key to its success is longterm planning. ‘Typically, toxins last for three months before the effects wear off,’ she explains. ‘So training needs to be done at three-month intervals, for one year. This delivers a consistent signal to the brain not to cause over-contractions’; Gout uses a variety of toxins – from Botox to Dysport, depending upon the face (though she reports a rise in the use of Xeomin, the ‘clean toxin’ endorsed by Gwyneth Paltrow). If treatment is paused – due to pregnancy or illness, for example – the process starts over.
The tiny changes that not only make a real difference but are totally sustainable By Francesca White 04 Feb 2021
Beauty Everything you need to know about going under the knife. with Tatler s Surgery Guide Editor Francesca White Considering a procedure? A personalised consultation with Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide editor Francesca White is the answer. By Tatler