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Methods of Botulinum Toxin Application in Aesthetic Medicine (Part 1)

On the correction of mimic wrinkles and age-related changes in the upper third of the face (forehead, glabella, eyebrows, eyes, nose) using botulinum toxin type A.

High Doses of BOTOX for the Treatment of Glabellar Lines

Allergan Announces Results of Higher Dose BOTOX® Cosmetic (onabotulinumtoxin A) for the Treatment of Moderate to Severe Glabellar Lines.

Xeomin: analysis of aesthetic use experience

Who chooses botulinum toxin type A — Xeomin? Who can it be recommended for? Features of correction in different areas of the face and neck. Injection technique guidance and possible adverse effects.

What is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a method of administering medications intradermally in very low doses, to achieve both a pharmacological effect and a physical stimulation effect.

Which is better: Botox or Dysport?

Modern aesthetic medicine offers two identical products for eliminating expression lines — Botox and Dysport. But how do they differ? And which one should you choose?

Why Does Botox Not Last as Long Anymore?

Many people have noticed that lately the effect of Botox has become shorter. Previously, the results lasted about six months, but now only around three. Is it tolerance? Are cosmetologists diluting the product more? Has the composition of the drug changed?

Botulinum Toxin

Today, the professional market offers an entire family of botulinum toxin–containing drugs, but they are not “twins” and have different safety and efficacy profiles, as well as differences related to production, composition, and application protocols.

Lumps and Nodules After Fillers: Are They Dangerous and How to Treat Them

Advertising for contouring procedures paints an appealing picture of the expected result, while specialists during consultations often remain silent about the possibility of complications. As a result, any deviation from the desired ideal becomes an unpleasant surprise for patients.

A New Model of Aging

Until recently, plastic surgery was based on a simple principle: signs of aging were eliminated by excising skin, fat, fascia, and muscle tissue, followed by tightening of the remaining tissues. But what about now? What changes have occurred in the approach to rejuvenation?

Combined Use of Biorevitalization and Retinoic Peel

The primary goal of cosmetology is the prevention and correction of age-related skin changes. And today, it is no secret that the combination of various techniques, each affecting the pathogenetic mechanisms of aging in different ways, can work wonders.