BEAUTY IN DETAIL / FACE
Good mood and humour go hand in hand with spring. Some of us
may hesitate to smile though and unattractive teeth do not always
cause it. We often blame time, which brings more wrinkles on our
faces as it goes by. The mimic wrinkles come first, even at young age
due to constantly repeated facial expressions. The nature of these
wrinkles is determined at first during adolescence, then they become
persistent gradually. We must have simply just laughed too much or
frowned too often but now we look like we’re frowning all the time.
DID YOU KNOW …
> Botox was used in medicine for the very first time 25
years ago and although you may think of it as of oldfashioned, the truth is that Botox finds new and new uses
every once in a while. Aesthetic dermatology uses Botox
mainly to correct mimic wrinkles and to stop and prevent
sweating. Yes, you read well. No matter if it’s wet stains
on your shirt that worries you in the summer months or
you suffer from excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), Botox
can solve your problem quickly and reliably.
Botox links itself to neural endings of sweat glands and
It doesn’t matter if the wrinkle is
superficial or deep, aesthetic medicine can
handle it. Facesculpting can easily solve
smile lines, circles under the eyes or lost
lip volume. Botox can help us with mimic
wrinkles. Additionally, both techniques
have wider use. Don’t you like the shape
of your nose? No problem, non-invasive
rhinoplasty will make your life a lot easier.
And Botox? Well, that’s a real spring hit!
DISCOVER THE MAGIC
OF FACE SCULPTING
Have you noticed that your face changes
throughout the years? It may appear as a
slow process but it does that all the time.
Ageing does not only affect the quality of
the skin but also the geometric appearance
of your face. Skin fades and sags, eyelids
and corners of the lips drop and all these
could alter the natural contours of the face.
Subcutaneous fat disappears, cheekbones
start sticking out; wrinkles deepen and the
contours of the nose alter.
Understanding the aging process and
the anatomy of human body is vital to
obtain optimal results of facial rejuvenation
procedures. For example, for those with thin
skin and volume loss, tightly retracting the
facial skin through surgical intervention may
not be the best treatment but facesculpting
could be.
The art of reshaping the face to its most
aesthetically pleasing proportions lies in
advanced and professional application of
dermal fillers. It is important to realise that
modern requirements for such procedur