Do you want to remove wrinkles from your face without surgery?

Although facial aging can lead to the development of skin wrinkles, the process does not only exist on the surface of the skin. Fine lines and wrinkles on the face are caused by the loss of support structures around the lips, cheeks, and eyes and the gradual loss of elasticity of the skin due to repeated movements of the facial muscles.

Some drugs commonly used are "injectable" and designed to address these root causes non-surgically. Botox (Botox) works by relaxing the facial muscles that cause frown lines and wrinkles. Soft tissue fillers are generally used to fill or replace the subcutaneous tissue of the face.

These non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments, which can be done in the office, have become very popular over the past few years. According to recent statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Botox injections were the most used non-surgical treatment in the United States in 2013, with more than 6 million injections. Soft tissue fillers came in second with 2.2 million injections. Why have these treatments exploded in popularity?

Tailored to individual circumstances

Typically, non-surgical treatments are used as part of a tailored treatment plan that takes into account the patient's treatment goals, anatomy, previous treatments, and the aging process. The wide variety of injection therapy options available today allows physicians to provide patients with truly personalized treatments based on desired skin rejuvenation goals, rather than simply removing wrinkles.

A complete schedule of packages

Setting a time for surgery and post-operative recuperation can be difficult, especially when considering work schedules, household chores, and vacation plans. Scheduling non-surgical treatments such as Botox and soft tissue fillers are convenient because only one visit is required and results are visible within days of treatment.

Active treatment

Early treatment with Botox may prevent expression and frown lines in the most important areas of the face. Soft tissue fillers not only compensate to varying degrees for the loss of subcutaneous tissue, but also stimulate collagen formation. These findings suggest that injection therapy may slow the face's aging process.

Water test method

The injection's effect is temporary, giving you a good way to assess changes in your appearance before deciding on surgery. Not only that, but these medicines are based on substances that are naturally produced by the human body, so the risk of adverse reactions is minimal. Of course, you should do your research and stick to three principles: the medicines you use, the medical staff who treat you, and the medical institutions in which you are treated are all the best quality. All in all, these factors are critical to your ability to achieve good results.

The first line of defense

Sun exposure is considered to be an important cause of skin aging. Another growing concern (especially for China's urban dwellers) is that air pollution may also be damaging to the skin. In addition to sun protection and skin care, retinoid creams such as Retina non-surgical skin rejuvenation methods are also the first-line treatment for aging facial skin.

We should care our skin with fully attention.