RESTYLANE APPROVED BY FDA FOR LIP INJECTIONS
Apr 1 2011 The Federal Drug Adminstration approved the use of Restylane as a facial filler in 2004. Since then it has been used to fill in and add …
Dermal Injectables
STUDY SHOWS DYSPORT PREFERRED OVER BOTOX
Jun 12 2011 Botox and Dysport are two of the leading injectables used to treat wrinkles. Since they are used for the same purpose medically, a study was conducted …
BOTOX MAY BE USED TO ALLEVIATE MS SYMPTOMS
Jul 15 2011 It is often believed that Botox is only used for aesthetic purposes. While there are many benefits of using the popular injectable in the treatment of …
Injectables: Botox, Juvederm and Other Non-Surgical Alternatives
Injectable cosmetic treatments such as Botox and Juvederm are the focus of a lot of media attention, and are often represented—and misrepresented—in film and television. As a result, many …
The Psychology of Skin: Can BOTOX® Affect Self-Esteem?
Why do patients choose cosmetic dermatology? It’s not just because they want to change the way they look – it’s because they want to change the way they look at themselves. But, …
Debunking Today’s Top 5 BOTOX® Myths
BOTOX® – while most folks have heard the term before, not everyone knows the whole story. And, although it is America’s number-one cosmetic procedure, BOTOX is still a treatment …
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT JUVÉDERM® INJECTABLE GEL
Oct 30 2014 Today, patients have many options for reducing visible signs of aging. One of the most popular anti-aging treatments on the market is Juvéderm®, an injectable gel …
5 SIGNS YOU MAY NEED FACIAL FILLERS
Feb 27 2015 Facial fillers are increasing in popularity. Many women and men decide to seek dermal injections because it rejuvenates tissues in the face. The results are smoother, …
IS JUVÉDERM® RIGHT FOR YOU?
Mar 24 2015 Juvéderm is a minimally invasive injectable designed to smooth away facial lines and wrinkles. Keep reading to learn more about this unique and effective dermal filler and …
MOST POPULAR ANTI-AGING COSMETIC TREATMENTS
May 29 2015 Smiling, laughing, frowning and each of your facial expressions use your facial muscles. As you age, this muscle usage causes furrows and wrinkles in your skin, …
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