TreatMyWrinkles Southampton - Botox And Dermal Filler Clinic

ABOUT DERMAL FILLERS Dermal Filler is a most popular non-surgical treatment, that can help to restore our skin to its former youthful. As the skin ages, over time it loses some of its collagen and plump. These are the substance that prevents your skin from sagging. This means that our skin becomes crinkly. Dermal fillers are injected with very fine needles into the areas of the skin where it needs to be plumped up again and made to look firmer. Most patients report no pain, sweating and the procedure lasts from 15-30 minute. Fillers come in different thicknesses. This helps to plump out fine lines and wrinkles. However, today there are various types of safe, natural and man-made or synthetic materials used as dermal fillers that have been specially developed over the years for injection into the skin. The most popular treatment areas include: Nose to Mouth Grooves Mouth to chin Frown Lines & Forehead Lines Cheeks - to lift and volumes the whole face ...

In this article, we will explain to you how Botox is working, what Botox is used for, and talk about any side effects and dangers.  About the Botox (Botulinum): Botulinum was first used in 1980 to treat certain eye disorders. It was then approved in 1989 for muscle eye disorders such as squinting, wandering eye, lazy eye and twitching eye. When this treatment was given, doctors noticed that the area around the eye appeared more relaxed and wrinkles were significantly less prominent. Botulinum was officially approved in 2002 for cosmetic producers, and it has since become a popular anti-wrinkle treatment around the world. Botox is the most popular non-surgical cosmetic producers used to treat fine lines and wrinkles. Each year more than one million procedures carried out in the UK . Worldwide, it is estimated that more than 20 million treatments are administered each year. Botulinum is a neurotoxin produced by a bacteria called Clostridium Botulin...