13/06/2026
🚨 Botox for £100? 🚨
How?
Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine. It should be prescribed following a consultation and supplied through regulated pharmaceutical channels.
So when prices seem unbelievably low, it’s worth asking where corners have been cut.
The medicine? The dose? The consultation? The training? The follow-up? The sourcing?
Somethings not right.
The recent reports of botulism linked to cosmetic injections are a reminder that patient safety should always come before price. This is avoidable when sourced properly.
Your treatment fee isn’t just paying for a vial. It’s paying for a qualified prescriber, a reputable pharmacy, correct storage, clinical expertise, insurance and aftercare.
When it comes to your face, the cheapest option is rarely the best value.
Imagine seeing your GP and he recommends you start a medication… what if your neighbour then tells you his mate Dave can get it for you cheaper than the prescription cost.
Are you buying it from Dave or collecting your prescription from the chemist?
Yeah. Thought so.
It’s the same!