The myths surrounding the topic of botox injections as an effective anti ageing treatment have for many years given the procedure an air of mystery Once the preserve of celebrities and those in the public eye, botox treatment has now become relatively commonplace

Tattoo in haste, repent at leisure Or that certainly seems to be the case for many of Hollywood’s top A-listers, who are flocking to tattoo removal clinics in their droves

Human beings are not particularly hairy compared to many other mammals But because we favour a more ‘hairless’ look, unwanted body hair can be embarrassing and, in a worst case scenario, seriously damaging to our self-confidence

Men are becoming far more conscious about their image And one of the biggest fashion faux pas is the notorious Neanderthal ‘monobrow’

If you’re in the public eye, every blemish, every unwanted hair is captured and shown around the world Small wonder then, that celebrities are happily embracing any technology or procedure that can make them look perfect every time without having to worry about developing a ‘monobrow’ or the telltale wisps of top lip hair that can so easily ruin a reputation

Botox has been around for about 15 years as an anti wrinkle treatment, but originally started out as a treatment for an eye condition known as Blepharospasm, or a continuous squinting of the eye Whilst it is still used pharmacologically for this and several other conditions, it is as an anti aging treatment that Botox has become best known for