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Introduction
to Injectables
Progression Of Results for Injectables
Botox Injection to the Upper Face
What Are Injectables?
In the realm of aesthetic medicine, injectables comprise of any non-surgical treatments that are executed in the form of an injection for the purpose of rejuvenation. Neurotoxins and fillers are two of the most common types of injectable procedures. Neurotoxins weaken target muscles by blocking the release of a neurotransmitter that stimulates the muscles and ultimately soften wrinkle lines caused by muscle movement, particularly in the upper third of the face. The treatment effect of neurotoxins is realized within one to weeks after the procedure and lasts up to 3 months on average. Common neurotoxin brand names include Botox®, Dysport®, and Xeomin®. Filler injections are intended to restore volume as well as to fill in wrinkle lines or deeper folds in the face. Hyaluronic acid is the most common type of material found in fillers. Depending on the type of product used and the area of the face treated, the treatment effect of fillers ranges from 6 months to 2 years. Common filler brand names include Juvederm®, Restylane®, Radiesse®, and Belotero®. Each injectable procedure is uniquely designed and executed by Dr. Ho according to the anatomic findings and surgical goals of the individual patient.
Dr. Ho’s approach to Injectable Procedures
Injectables: Before and After
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“My treatment philosophy is centered on producing results that are natural and conservative. Every patient leaves my office refreshed and confident without the rest of the world knowing what we exactly did together.”
– Dr. Tina Ho
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