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Dermal fillers – Why have a treatment? Dermal Fillers smooth away lines and wrinkles, restores volume in the cheeks or chin and can redefine lips. Dermal fillers can even be used to treat scars. Dermal filler injections make you look less tired, more youthful and allow you to freshen your appearance for a big event. The effects of anti-wrinkle injections using dermal fillers are immediate. Dermal filler injections or treatments
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Soothing facial lines and wrinkles is an area of expertise at Cosmetic Doctor, and in order to find the right procedure, we need to identify the type of wrinkle before treating it appropriately. Basically, there are three types of wrinkles found on our face. Dynamic Lines Sometimes called ‘mimic lines’, these are wrinkles on the skin caused by contractions of the muscle underneath. The constant muscle movement when you make
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No; it depends on the type and location of the wrinkles you’re concerned about. Facial lines that exist when your face is totally relaxed are not very good candidates for botox. These are called ‘static wrinkles’ meaning they exist whether you’re making a facial expression or not – they’re already too deep to be impacted by ‘switching off’ the muscle contraction that caused them in the first place. These deep
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Many injectables take at least a few days to have a noticeable effect. Some of the most satisfying treatments for patients, however, are those that give instant results. Tear trough treatment is one such procedure. And at Cosmetic Doctor Dublin, we perform it for patients who are tired of looking … tired! Dark circles and sagging skin under the eyes There’s a natural depression that follow the curve of the
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Juvéderm Volbella is a dermal filler from the well-respected Juvéderm range. It’s used to treat delicate areas in the face, such as lips and the under-eye region (or ‘tear trough’). Volbella is formulated with Vycross technology, giving it a smooth and soft consistency. It differs from the other products in the Juvéderm range with cross-linking; the process of chemically binding the hyaluronic acid’s individual chains to transform them into a
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