• Forehead Wrinkles – These horizontal lines form across your forehead when you raise your eyebrows. • Frown Lines (Glabella) – The vertical lines between your eyebrows that appear when you frown or concentrate. • Crow’s Feet – Fine lines around the outer corners of your eyes, usually noticeable when you smile or squint.

Botox is a brand of anti-wrinkle injection that uses botulinum toxin, while other anti-wrinkle injections may use different substances to achieve similar results. In terms of effectiveness, both treatments are comparable.

Botox tends to mostly focus on the upper face, whereas dermal fillers focus mainly on the mid-to-lower. This is because when we lose volume our loosened skin tends to be pulled down with gravity and forms unwanted flats and folds. This makes them popular treatments for areas such as the cheeks, tear troughs, and lips.

Botox is best for smoothing fine lines caused by facial expressions and preventing deeper wrinkles. If you're looking to add volume to areas with lines at rest (where muscles aren’t contracting), fillers are the ideal choice.

The effect of treatment isn't instantaneous, but takes affect over a few days, you'll see previous lines and wrinkles have reduced or even disappeared, and new skin creasing is avoided improving the long-term appearance of your skin.

Botox injections typically last between 3 to 6 months, though this can vary depending on factors such as your metabolism, lifestyle, and how your body responds to the treatment. Over time, consistent injections can lead to longer lasting results, as the muscles become more relaxed.

For detailed instructions on what to avoid before and after your treatment, please click the link to check out our care (https://dhaestheticsclinic.com/care)page.

Dermal filler dissolving is a procedure used to break down and remove unwanted or overfilled dermal fillers from the skin. This is typically done using an enzyme called hyaluronidase, which rapidly breaks down hyaluronic acid-based fillers, allowing the body to naturally absorb and eliminate them. The treatment is effective for correcting overfilled areas, asymmetry, or adverse reactions, and helps restore a more natural appearance.

Yes, the lips go back to normal after fillers are dissolved. Hyaluronic acid fillers, which are commonly used for both lip and face fillers, can be reversed with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This enzyme breaks down the hyaluronic acid, effectively dissolving the filler and returning the lips and face to their natural state.

If treated with hyaluronidase, the filler can dissolve within a few days to a week. The time it takes for fillers to dissolve naturally varies, but typically, hyaluronic acid fillers can take 6 to 12 months to dissolve on their own.

For detailed instructions on what to avoid before and after your treatment, please click the link to check out our care (https://www.dhaestheticsclinic.com/care)page.

For detailed instructions on what to avoid before and after your treatment, please click the link to check out our care (https://dhaestheticsclinic.com/care)page.