Common treatment areas include:

• Frown lines between the eyebrows
• Forehead lines
• Crow’s feet around the eyes
• Brow lift
• Neck: Nefertiti neck lift
• Mouth Frown
• Lip flip
• Bunny lines
• Chin dimpling

Anti-wrinkle treatment can also be used for other concerns where clinically appropriate, including certain medical and functional indications.

The aim of treatment is not necessarily to eliminate facial movement. A personalised treatment plan can be used to soften unwanted lines while maintaining natural facial expression.

The amount and placement of treatment will depend on your individual anatomy and desired result.

Results vary from person to person. Many patients find that results last for approximately 3–6 months, although this can vary depending on the treatment area, individual metabolism, muscle activity and whether you have had treatment previously.

Your practitioner can give you a more personalised indication during your consultation.

The effects gradually wear off and muscle activity returns towards its previous level. The treated area will gradually return to its pre-treatment appearance.

Anti-wrinkle treatment does not permanently change your facial structure.

The effects gradually wear off and muscle activity returns towards its previous level. The treated area will gradually return to its pre-treatment appearance.

Anti-wrinkle treatment does not permanently change your facial structure.

The aim at Dr Barry is to create a natural, balanced result.

The outcome depends on the treatment plan, dosage, injection points and your individual anatomy. Some patients want very subtle softening, while others may prefer a more noticeable result. This can be discussed during your consultation.

As with any medical treatment, anti-wrinkle injections can have potential side effects.

Temporary effects can include:

• Redness or small bumps at injection sites
• Mild swelling
• Bruising
• Tenderness
• Headache

Less common effects can occur, including temporary changes to eyebrow or eyelid position. Your practitioner will discuss the relevant risks with you before treatment.

If you experience anything that concerns you following treatment, contact the clinic for advice.

Dermal fillers are injectable treatments used to restore or enhance volume and improve the appearance of certain areas of the face.

Depending on the product and treatment plan, fillers can be used for areas such as the lips, cheeks and other facial features.

Treatment may be appropriate for:

• Lip enhancement
• Facial balancing
• Restoring lost facial volume
• Improving facial proportions
• Softening certain lines or areas of volume loss

The appropriate treatment depends on your individual facial anatomy and goals.

A natural result depends on choosing the appropriate product, amount and placement for your individual face.

At Dr Barry, treatment is tailored to your facial proportions rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.

The longevity of dermal fillers varies depending on the product, treatment area, amount used and individual factors.

Your practitioner will explain what you can reasonably expect from your particular treatment during your consultation.

Lip filler can look very natural when the treatment is carefully tailored to your individual facial features and goals. The aim is not to create an obviously “filled” appearance, but to enhance lip shape, definition, hydration or volume while maintaining natural-looking proportions.

The amount of filler used and where it is placed are important factors in achieving a balanced result. During your consultation, Dr Barry will assess your lips and facial proportions and discuss what can realistically be achieved.

If you prefer a subtle result, this can be taken into account when creating your treatment plan.

Profhilo is an injectable treatment designed to improve skin quality and hydration.

Rather than being primarily used to add facial volume like a traditional dermal filler, Profhilo is used to improve the appearance and quality of the skin.

Depending on your treatment plan, Profhilo can be used on areas such as the:

• Face
• Neck
• Décolletage

Your practitioner will assess your skin and discuss whether Profhilo is appropriate for you.

Polynucleotide treatments are injectable skin treatments designed to support skin quality and regeneration.

They are increasingly used for concerns including skin texture, hydration and the appearance of fine lines.

Treatment can be tailored to different areas, including the under-eye area, face and neck, depending on your individual needs.

The recommended number of treatments depends on your skin and the concern being treated.

A personalised treatment plan will be discussed during your consultation.

SkinPen is a FDA approved microneedling treatment that creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin to stimulate the body’s natural healing response.

It can be used to improve aspects of skin texture and overall skin appearance.

Your skin and medical history should be assessed before treatment so that any potential risks can be considered.

Yes. Treatment may be available for bruxism (teeth grinding and jaw clenching) where clinically appropriate.

Treatment can help reduce excessive muscle activity associated with jaw clenching and teeth grinding.

You can find more information on the dedicated bruxism treatment page.

Anti-wrinkle treatment (commonly known as Botox) can be used medically to help manage hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) in appropriate patients.

A consultation is required to assess whether treatment is suitable for you.

Aftercare recommendations vary depending on the treatment.

You’ll be given specific instructions following your appointment, including when you can resume exercise and other normal activities.

All medical treatments have potential risks and side effects.

Your practitioner will assess your suitability for treatment and discuss the relevant benefits, risks and alternatives before proceeding.

It is important to provide accurate information about your medical history, medication and any allergies during your consultation.

Certain aesthetic treatments may not be appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning a pregnancy, please discuss this with your practitioner before booking treatment.

Your practitioner will give you specific aftercare instructions depending on the treatment you’ve received.

Following those instructions carefully can help reduce the risk of irritation or infection and support the best possible recovery.

Some medications can affect whether a treatment is appropriate or may increase the likelihood of bruising or other side effects.

Please provide complete information about any medication or supplements you take during your consultation.

The timeframe varies considerably between treatments.

Some treatments produce an immediate change, while others develop gradually over days or weeks.

Your practitioner will explain when you should expect to see the results of your particular treatment.

Depending on the treatment, a follow-up may be recommended to assess your results and determine whether any further treatment is appropriate.

If you experience something that concerns you following treatment, contact the clinic as soon as possible so that your concern can be assessed and appropriate advice provided.

If you experience severe or unexpected symptoms, seek appropriate urgent medical attention.

Prices vary depending on the treatment and the areas being treated.

Current prices include treatments such as anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, Profhilo, polynucleotides, SkinPen, bruxism treatment and hyperhidrosis treatment.

For the most up-to-date prices, please visit the Dr Barry Treatment Price List.

For the most up-to-date prices, please visit the Dr Barry Treatment Price List.

Yes. The €50 consultation fee is redeemable against treatment.

You can book an appointment online through the Book Now page.

You can also email us at contact@drbarry.ie

If you’re unsure which treatment is right for you, booking a consultation is the best place to start. You don’t need to know exactly what treatment you need before your appointment

Your appointment will include a discussion about your concerns, desired outcome and medical history.

Your practitioner will assess the relevant area and discuss suitable treatment options, including the expected results, potential risks and aftercare.

You can then decide whether you wish to proceed.

That’s completely fine.

You don’t need to choose a treatment before your consultation. The purpose of the consultation is to understand what you’re hoping to achieve and determine which options may be appropriate for you.