There has been increased interest in cosmetically improving the face, neck, and eye areas due to the amount of time people are spending in virtual meetings these days. While facial lines can add character to one’s face, they can also create a tired or angry appearance that can be significantly improved with BOTOX®. Due to information overload, it can be difficult to understand what BOTOX® can and cannot treat. See below for five of the most common misconceptions about BOTOX®.
Read MoreWhen a person’s face eventually loses a significant enough amount of collagen and fat, wrinkles and other signs of aging will develop. Surgical procedures like facelifts are a long-established method of addressing the effects of aging, but there is also a wide range of non-surgical, injectable treatments that tackle some common concerns. Whether you’re having surgery or just a few injections, cosmetic changes are always a big decision. That said, here is a basic summary of the pros and cons of various face-rejuvenating options. Having at least a rough idea of what is available can make an initial consultation run more smoothly.
Read MorePeople often mistakenly assume that because the soft-gel fillers used to add volume to the skin are non-surgical, there’s no need to worry about risks associated with them. While filler treatments are not as invasive as plastic surgery, they are still medical procedures that should be handled with care by a qualified injector. When performed this way, the likelihood of complications is reduced significantly.
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