The body will gradually break down and absorb the material, after which the treated area will return to its former appearance. Natural signs of aging, such as wrinkles and sagging skin, can also become more obvious once fillers dissolve. I think that because there are so many bad things about skincare, everyone has lost faith in its ability to make skin look youthful, and that's why everyone opts for fillers. The irony of all this is that fillers almost always make us age, because when used in excess, the filler accumulates in the body and migrates out of the target area, causing sagging and distortion. As we mentioned, typical Botox results are 3 to 4 months, which means you'll need complementary treatment to prolong its effects.
Towards the end of this period, you'll begin to see more movement in the treated areas, which can make lines and wrinkles more pronounced. If you decide not to continue with the treatment, you will regain full range of motion and your wrinkles will appear as before you put on Botox. If you compare your skin during and after this period, you will notice that you have aged, as you have become used to seeing fantastic results and with soft skin. But rest assured that the treatment itself will not make you look older. From a medical perspective, Botox doesn't make you look older after its effect.
However, as mentioned before, because people are so used to having smoother, younger looking skin after using Botox, once it goes away, it can be a little surprising. The wrinkles I had before the injections of Botox will reappear. The good news is that, if you wish, you can continue with Botox injections to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Your skin will once again look younger and smoother. From a medical standpoint, once the effects of Botox wear off, your face will NOT look older.
In reality, the opposite is certainly the case. Using too much dermal filler can distort your face, make it look asymmetrical and aesthetically unbalanced, and in some cases, it can even make you look older than you really are. Hyaluronic acid fillers last up to 18 months and, when dissolved, leave some collateral damage in the form of an inflammatory reaction caused by the filling and the formation of capsules. Because of the potential risks and the general effect that dermal fillers can have on self-esteem, it's important that you don't have any questions during your consultation. Your lines and wrinkles may have formed as a result of sun damage, in which case, dermal fillers could be a better option. Alternatively, patients can choose to melt the lip filler with hyaluronidase to take control of the process.
A woman in her 70s can have wrinkles and lines and look beautiful, even young to a mature woman, if she avoids excess filler and uses the right sunscreen and sunscreen. The use of the filler works to camouflage age-related changes or, at least, to fill in some of the areas of the face that have lost volume. You can see a professionally trained professional for touch-ups as your Botox treatment begins to make an effect. In fact, because hyaluronic acid is naturally produced in the body, the body breaks down hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers very easily. As the filling fades and its effects disappear, previously treated features shrink and flatten, wrinkles and creases may appear, and shadows may appear.
I currently care for many patients who have had a large amount of filling applied and, despite having stopped filling more than 12 months ago or having received a solvent filler injection, they are still having the effects of the filler. This, together with the launch of Facebook and then of Instagram and Snap Chat, have made the use of filler part of everyone's normal beauty routine. However, as with any cosmetic procedure that involves injecting a substance into the face, there is a lot to consider before applying dermal fillers. Because fillers are introduced into the body, they are not natural and therefore there is no natural place where save them.
