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Necrosis from injectable hyaluronic acid (filler): What to watch out for?

Injectable treatments like botox and fillers are medical treatments and should be executed from specialists like dermatologists and plastic surgeons. The treatments should be performed in medical practices where all the precautional measures for the avoidance of adverse reactions like allergies and anaphylactic shock are taken. During a wrong injection the filler can penetrate the vessel and …

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Botox: How it works

Botulinumtoxin treatment is considered an established method against wrinkle formation. A youthful appearance helps  our self esteem and mood in our competitive daily life.  Botox blocks the neurotransmitters that contract muscles associated with various facial expressions (specifically, the release of acetylcholine from nerve cells to muscles). In doing so, it “freezes” the area to prevent …

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Baby/Micro Botox

Botulinumtoxin is one of the most popular treatment against wrinkles especially in the upper third of the face. These static wrinkles are caused from the continuous movement of the upper face muscles. Botulinumtoxin relaxes the muscles thus fainting the wrinkles. It is a safe treatment that is used over 30 years from dermatologists for this …

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Botulinum toxin (Botox)

A lot of people think that botulinum toxin is something new, but in reality is a drug that is used in medicine since the 1960. Like many other drugs botulinum toxin was used initially for the treatment of strabism. During the experimental treatments the ophthalmologist Dr. Scot realised that except from the positive results in …

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