Injectables — Dermal Fillers and Muscle Relaxants

Injectable treatments at Cosmos Clinic include dermal fillers for facial volume restoration, lip augmentation, and jawline contouring, as well as muscle relaxant injections for wrinkle reduction, fine lines, and jawline slimming. Pricing is not advertised in compliance with Australian TGA regulations governing prescription medicines. Consultations available by phone or online enquiry at the Double Bay Sydney clinic.

Cosmos Clinic in Double Bay, Sydney, offers a comprehensive range of injectable aesthetic treatments administered by experienced cosmetic medicine practitioners under the clinical oversight of founder Dr Joseph Ajaka, who served as a National Trainer for Allergan from 2010 to 2017. Injectable treatments fall into two main categories under Australian TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) regulations. The first category is dermal fillers — typically stabilised hyaluronic acid gels used to restore lost facial volume, soften nasolabial folds and marionette lines, augment the lips, contour the cheeks, and define the chin and jawline. The choice of filler product, gel viscosity, and injection depth is tailored to the specific area and the degree of volume augmentation or structural support required. Results from dermal fillers are associated with lasting six to eighteen months depending on product and area. The second category is muscle relaxant injections — the clinical term used in Australian TGA-compliant communications for botulinum toxin products such as Botox, Dysport, or Xeomin. Muscle relaxants work by temporarily blocking neuromuscular signalling at the injection site, preventing the targeted muscle from contracting fully; this relaxes the overlying skin and softens dynamic wrinkles formed by repetitive muscle movement. Common facial targets include the forehead (horizontal lines), the glabella (frown lines between the brows), the lateral canthal area (crow's feet), and the masseter muscle for jawline slimming. Due to TGA advertising regulations that prohibit online advertising of prescription medicines — including botulinum toxin products and some dermal filler classifications — Cosmos Clinic does not publish pricing for injectable treatments on its website. A private consultation with the treating practitioner at the Sydney Double Bay location is the appropriate first step to discuss suitability, product selection, and indicative costs.