The trend for non-invasive cosmetic enhancements has increased by 20 per cent in the past year alone, thanks to the likes of Kylie Jenner and various Love Island stars.
The latest figures from BAAPS (British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) show that women had 28,315 surgical procedures last year, and requests for Botox and filler among 19-34-year-olds rose by 41 per cent between 2011 and 2015.
But with the influx of Instagram-perfect selfies, come almost just as many complaints of botched treatments.
Dr Harry Singh, from Hertfordshire, runs award-winning Botulinum Toxin Club, a leading facial aesthetics training workshop for dentists, doctors, medics, specialists and nurses.
Speaking to FEMAIL, he admitted: 'If you find yourself in the hands of an amateur the results of bad Botox can be completely invisible or even disastrous.
'You can end up with asymmetric features, dropping eyelids or even a 'Spock brow'- named after the iconic Star Trek character - when you have an extreme arch in one or both brows.
'Good Botox should always look natural and make you look like a better version of yourself'.
5 signs your Botox is botched
Requests for Botox and filler among 19-34-year-olds rose by 41 per cent between 2011 and 2015, and in recent years there has been an increase in the amount of botched cosmetic treatments- including asymmetry (seen in stock image above)
1. You have a frozen look
Botox works on wrinkles by temporarily paralysing facial muscles, preventing lines from forming.
However, when administered properly, this should not impair your facial movements.
You should be able to show a full range of expressions including frowning and raising the eyebrows- if you are not able to do this you have most likely been over-injected.
2. There's asymmetry in your treated features
Another common complaint I see with botched Botox, is facial asymmetry.
If if one eyebrow is higher than the other one, for example, this can mean the correct areas were not injected. Lid ptosis – a dropping eyelid- is another indication.
Not only are these imperfections embarrassing, but they can take a while to subside.
Asymmetric features, dropping eyelids or even a 'spock brow' are all signs that your Botox has been botched- as it should look as natural as possible. Stock image shows the woman's right brow slanting up
3. You don't look natural
Botox is intended to remove lines in the key areas of your forehead, around your frown lines and eyes.
Approximately 90 per cent of people who have Botox do it for themselves and don't want others to notice notice they've even they have had it done.
If someone can spot you've from a mile away, it could be a sign of over use or that the wrong areas have been injected, and it may be time to find a new practitioner.
Dr Harry Singh runs a leading facial aesthetics training workshop for dentists, doctors, medics, specialists and nurses
4. You have a 'spock' brow
This this is the term given to eyebrows which upturn sharply and unnaturally, which is usually a result of the wrong muscle being injected.
Sometimes further injections can be used to reverse the effects, otherwise you will have to wait three to four months for them to wear off.
Good Botox makes you look like a better version of you, not an extra from Star Trek.
5. You can't see any difference
Injecting into the wrong muscle, bypassing the muscle altogether or injecting into the wrong muscle can result in your Botox having absolutely no effect whatsoever.
The rules of injection and strict adherence to the injector's knowledge of facial anatomy must be followed for the ultimate natural look.
'Good Botox makes you look like a better version of you, not an extra from Star Trek', an expert says- explaining that the results should look natural (stock image used)
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