There is
a difference in the way botox and dermal facial fillers work. This article
explains the need for both, and how to get a good
treatment for botox in Dubai.
Wrinkles and fine
lines are a natural effect of aging. But they can make you look much older than
your actual years. If you want to get rid of these unseemly wrinkles, you could
consider getting a filler injection or Botox in Dubai.
How are Botox and dermal filler treatments
different?
Most people are
confused between Botox and dermal facial filler treatments. Though both are
used to reduce the fine lines and wrinkles on the face, they are dramatically
different in the way they are administered and how they function.
With Botox, you are
administered tiny doses of Botulinum Toxin, a neurotoxin that is injected into
the nerve in the wrinkle being targeted. The nerve is deactivated temporarily,
thus inhibiting the muscle that it sends impulses to. In turn, the muscle is
also deactivated, which relaxes the wrinkle. Over time, the wrinkle softens and
disappears. However, you might need to undergo Botox in Dubai every few
months since the effect can last from six to eight months in most cases.
Meanwhile, a dermal
filler injects a chemical into the skin to plump up that area so that the
wrinkle is flattened. The filler is injected right where there is a fold of
skin or a deep wrinkle, so that the wrinkle is plumped up and it disappears.
Depending on the kind of filler used (semi-permanent or permanent), the effect
may last from one year to five years.
When are Botox and fillers used?
·
Botox
is used to remove the wrinkles around the eyes (crow’s feet), around the mouth
(laugh lines and ridges) and the forehead. Fillers may be used around the
mouth, to plump up the lips, under the eyes and to smooth out uneven skin.
·
Botox
relaxes the muscle that causes the wrinkle, while fillers offer a plumping
effect to smooth over the wrinkle.
·
Botox
may freeze one muscle while having no effect on the others around it. The
filler works specifically on the skin that it is injected in, so its effect
depends on the extent of filler introduced into the skin.
·
When
the effect of Botox wears off, you are able to use the muscle normally again. You
can take a follow-up injection at this point. In the case of the filler, the
area previously injected tends to ‘hollow out’ when the filler dissolves, so it
must be replaced with more filler.
·
Botox
has no side effects. Fillers might show side effects like lumping and migration
of the filler to other areas of the face.
Only an experienced
doctor should administer fillers or Botox in Dubai. Both methods rely on
experienced hands and the knowledge of just how much filler or botox is needed
in a particular case. When getting Botox in Dubai, ask which one is
being used – go to clinics that use Botox from Allergan – or ask for
non-synthetic fillers (containing hyaluronic acid) to minimise the risk of
allergic reactions.
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