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Botox is a bacterial toxin derived from Botulinum Toxin. Botox causes relaxation of the muscles to which it is applied. The main reason for wrinkles in the face and neck area is the contraction of the muscles in this area over the years. Most of the wrinkles around the eyes in the face area (also known as crow's feet), it is used in the treatment of upper lip wrinkles, wrinkles in the middle of the forehead and upper forehead, wrinkles on the nose, and wrinkles along the chin, lifting eyebrows and reducing under-eye bags.

Botox is always prescribed by a physician and a healthcare facility (clinics, clinics, hospitals, etc.) should be built. A good botox application can only be made by a person (physician) who knows the anatomy (muscle structure and distribution) of the area to be applied.

Anti-aging treatments are specifically designed to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin. These treatments are commonly performed on parts of the body that are most susceptible to the earliest signs of aging, such as the face, neck, and hands. Depending on the extent of the condition, treatment options range from over-the-counter anti-aging products such as creams and lotions to Botox injections and highly invasive surgical procedures such as a facelift. Each option comes with certain risks, so patients need to have a thorough discussion with their skincare and anti- aging specialists before undergoing any type of treatment.

Who Should Undergo & Expected Results?

Anti-aging treatments are highly recommended for those who are prone to developing wrinkles and fine lines, as well as those who have loose, sagging skin. People who usually take advantage of these treatments are those who are at least 30 years old. Research shows that these are more popular with the female population, however, more and more male patients are now starting to appreciate the benefits of anti-aging treatments.

Anti-aging treatments work in different ways, but they are mostly geared towards restoring the skin’s natural collagen supply. Collagen, a protein found in connective tissues, is responsible for maintaining the skin’s plumpness. However, due to the natural aging process, the body’s collagen supply tends to deteriorate over time.

Today, there are different techniques used to stimulate the production of collagen and with the help of new technologies, side effects such as damage to the topmost skin layer, are significantly minimized.

The expected results may differ depending on the type of treatment and the specific type of substance used. The most common types of ingredients in anti-aging treatments include:

  • Retinol – A derivative of vitamin A, retinol is a milder form of retinoid. Although it can takes several weeks to take effect, it is proven to be highly effective in reducing wrinkles, unclogging pores, reducing the appearance of brown age spots, and improving the skin’s overall texture.
  • Hyaluronic Acid – Hyaluronic acid is a popular humectant, a substance that draws water from the air, which makes it a natural and very effective moisturizer. It works great in hydrating the skin, and is found not only in prescription anti-aging medications and cosmetic treatments, but also in over-the-counter
  • Niacinamide – Niacinamide works by preventing melanin from becoming visible. The overproduction of melanin causes pigmentation of the skin, which can cause sunspots and other unsightly marks and tags. This vitamin B3 derivative is typically used to treat acne scars, age spots, and sunspots by lightening them so they become less visible.

Platelets (blood clotting cells) are available in our blood and their main function is to ensure clotting. These cells contain many growth factors. Especially the platelet-rich part of our blood can be separated, and these intracellular factors can be used to improve skin quality. It acts by increasing collagen production and vascularization after intradermal administration. It reduces fine wrinkles on the skin and gives a bright, elastic, and vital appearance. It helps regenerate the skin faster, in case of skin damage after sunlight, UV damage, and skin treatments such as laser or peeling. It is also used to prevent hair loss and strengthen thin hair and increase the hair density.

It can be applied to the face, neck, décolleté, hands, and scalp. It can be administered to the skin at multiple points by microinjection method. It can also be combined with a derma pen. First, approximately 10 ccs of blood are collected from the person. This blood is processed with special kits, made ready, and applied depending on the needs of the person. It does not require anesthesia. The procedure takes about 40-45 minutes. After the application, it is recommended not to wash the face, wear make-up, have a massage, or do movements such as bending and lying for 2 -3 hours.

Redness, swelling, and/or bruising may occur in the application sites. For optimum outcome, at least 3 sessions at intervals of 2-3 weeks should be taken. Repeated sessions may be required depending on the needs of the person.

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