Anti Wrinkle Injections Before & After
Benefits of Anti Wrinkle Injections
Reduction of Fine Lines and Wrinkles
The main benefit is the smoothing of fine lines and wrinkles, particularly around the forehead, eyes (crow’s feet), and between the eyebrows (frown lines).
Prevention of Future Wrinkles
Regular treatments can prevent the deepening of existing wrinkles and stop new ones from forming by reducing facial muscle movement.
Non-Surgical
Anti-wrinkle injections are non-invasive compared to surgical facelifts, providing a less risk and a no downtime alternative.
Quick Procedure
The procedure usually takes around 10-15 minutes, making it convenient for individuals with a busy lifestyle.
Relief for Medical Conditions
Besides aesthetics, botulinum toxin is also used to treat medical conditions like chronic migraines, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), teeth grinding (bruxism), and muscle spasms.
Improved Skin Appearance
Many patients notice smoother skin and a more youthful, refreshed appearance after treatment.
Anti Wrinkle Injection FAQs
How Do Anti-Wrinkle Injections Work?
These injections temporarily block nerve signals to the muscles, causing a brief paralysis of the targeted muscles. This prevents the development of dynamic wrinkles that form during facial expressions. With advanced injection techniques, a natural appearance is preserved, allowing facial expressions to remain intact and avoiding the 'frozen' look.
How long do Anti-Wrinkle injections last?
Typically, the effects of anti-wrinkle injections last between four to six months after treatment. With regular use, the results may last longer with each session. By temporarily paralyzing the muscles, the treatment prevents their use, causing the muscles to shrink and become smaller over time. As a result, you may require fewer treatments in the future to achieve the same results.
Are Anti Wrinkle Injections Painful?
During your Anti-Wrinkle Injections clients may feel a slight discomfort, they are administered with very fine needles and take only a few seconds to undertake. It will be a tiny prick of a needle for a moment, most patients tolerate it very well.