Botox / Hyaluronic AcidBotulinum toxin (Botox) has been used in medicine for decades. Initially, Botox was used as a treatment for chronic pain, muscle tension, muscle cramps, and neurological disorder...
Botox / Hyaluronic Acid
Botulinum toxin (Botox) has been used in medicine for decades. Initially, Botox was used as a treatment for chronic pain, muscle tension, muscle cramps, and neurological disorders. For many years, Botox has prevailed as an effective treatment and prevention of wrinkles. Even the smallest amounts of this substance trigger a weakening of the affected muscle. Wrinkles, forehead wrinkles and crow's feet on the eyes can be weakened and smoothed out with just a few injections.Another area of treatment is the therapy indication for tension-type headache and migraine. Again, Botox has proven to be an effective treatment alternative.
For the treatment of hyperhidrosis (sweat gland overproduction), the substance is injected directly into the affected areas (armpit/hands/ feet) and thus demonstrably reduces sweat production.
The duration of action of Botox is on average 4-6 months. Botox therapy has established itself as an uncomplicated and effective procedure and is becoming increasingly popular.
Injecting wrinkles with hyaluronic acid is called filler augmentation. Deep wrinkles form a substance defect. Especially wrinkles in the nasal and oral area, nasolabial folds, acne defects, and hubs are often difficult to treat with Botox. Here an injection of the substance defect is recommended. Hyaluronic acid is used in this area. Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of human connective tissue. With increasing age, the natural concentration of hyaluronic acid in the body decreases sharply and the development of wrinkles is increased. By injecting hyaluronic acid, deep wrinkles and scars can be smoothed out. The substance is broken down by the body's own enzymes.
The duration of action of hyaluronic acid is 6-12 months, depending on the body's own enzymesArticle Search, which breaks down the substance and the selected preparation.
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