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Posted in Botox, Facial Rejuvenation on February 8th
Posted in Botox, Dysport, injectable fillers, Miami plastic surgery on February 6th
Posted in Botox on June 11th
Posted in Botox on June 10th
Question:
I'm 38 years old and interested in some less invasive facial rejuvenation procedures to address some fine lines that I'm just starting to see and to just brighten up my face. What would you recommend?
Answer:
It is very common for women at this age to start noticing some changes in their face. I treat the upper 1/3 of the face with Botox. This helps to soften the horizontal forehead lines as well as the “11’s” between the eyes and the crow’s feet. The midface can undergo some descent and deflation. This is a great area to inject with fillers to bring back some of the fullness associated with youth. The nasolabial folds can also be “filled” to provide a more youthful look.
Posted in Botox, Dysport, injectable fillers, Miami plastic surgery on February 6th
Question:
I recently heard of an alternative to Botox. I think it was called Dysport. What is this? Is it as effective as Botox and are there any advantages to using it over Botox?
Answer:
Dysport is the brand name to another neurotoxin that is used to treat the wrinkles in the upper part of the face, such as glabellar lines, the horizontal forehead creases and the crow’s feet. It is somewhat different from Botox, in that it spreads more. We use this property to our advantage by using it in areas where we would like more diffusion, such as in the crow’s feet.
Posted in Botox on June 11th
Question:
Is Botox safe for patient prone to keloids?
I suffer badly with keloid, if I cut myself no matter how deep-will I have a problem with Botox
Answer:
Botox and Keloids
Keloids usually form whe the skin and subcutaneous tissues are traumatized by either trauma or surgery. It is very rare to have a keloid form from an injection. In addit
Posted in Botox on June 10th
Question:
Laura
Botox and Hyaluronic acid alternative during pregnancy?
What can I use instead of Botox and Hyaluronic acid during pregnancy?
Answer:
Safe treatments during pregnancy
Good old-fashioned make-up will work well to help you look good for the next 9 months! After birth, you can continue with Botox and dermal fillers.
