Anti-Wrinkle Injectable is a bacterial by-product that is injected into the muscle in order to induce temporary muscle relaxation. It does this by temporarily blocking the nerve pathway that induces contraction.

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Botulinum Toxin Type A will temporarily improve, soften, and moderate to severe vertical and horizontal lines between eyebrows (glabellar lines) and is injected into the skin to reduce these lines.

Anti-wrinkle injections benefits of treatment usually last 4-6 months but can vary depending on your individual response.  However, factors like where the region is being treated, how your skin reacts to therapy, and how much time you spend in the sun all play a role .

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After treatment results will become evident after 3-5 days and full effects can take up to 30 days. 

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Treatment is NOT recommended if you are pregnant or breast feeding. 

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Common dermal fillers treatment areas are :

• Forehead

• Glabella

• Crow’s Feet

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Treatment Benefits

• Improvement /reduction/eradication of facial lines

• Reduced ability to contract muscle leading to the skin remaining relaxed

• Prevention of developing or making existing wrinkles worse

• Potential reduction in headache

• Potential smoothing /shiny skin

• Browlift

• Reduced gummy smile

• Reduction in the downturn of the mouth

• Tighter jawline

• Reduction in platysmal bands showing

• Reduced sweating

• Reduced dimpling of the chin

• Slimming of masseters muscle

 

Risk and side effects

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 Common Side effects associated with the injection include: 

• Redness

• Swelling

• Bruising

• Allergic reaction

• Headache

• Muscle weakness

• Eyelid droop

• Eyebrow droop

• Muscle weakness

• Unsatisfactory results

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Uncommon risks 

• Infection

• Antibodies formation

• Nausea

• Numbness

• Eye pain

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Treatment Alternative

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Facial lines

• No treatment

• Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)

• Dermabrasion

• Obagi /retinol

• Sculptra

• Medical needling

• Mesotherapy

• Surgery

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Hyperhidrosis

• Antiperspirants

• Aluminum chloride hexahydrate

• Surgery

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