Botox vs Fillers

There are many treatments for wrinkles. Some people use over-the-counter products, and others go to their doctors for more permanent solutions. Botulinum toxin type A (Botox) and dermal fillers are two long-lasting treatments that can be used to reduce wrinkles. Both of these procedures have been shown to be effective in reducing lines and wrinkles.

1. Uses

Botox and dermal fillers are two types of treatments for wrinkles. They are done with injections. Botox is used to reduce wrinkles, while dermal fillers are used to make the skin look fuller.

Fillers

Dermal fillers are substances that are injected into the skin to make it look fuller. They can be used to make smile lines less visible, or to plump up the lips or cheeks. They can also be used for hand treatments or scar reduction. Dermal fillers are used to add volume and shape to the skin, above and around wrinkles. Some dermal fillers last for a short period of time, while others may last longer.

Botox

Botox is a muscle relaxer that is produced by bacteria. It has been on the market for almost two decades and has been used to help people with neurological diseases, headaches, and other medical problems.

Botox is used to reduce wrinkles that happen when you move your face. This includes the wrinkles around your eyes and mouth, and between your eyebrows. As you get older, these wrinkles will become more obvious. Botox relaxes the muscles around these lines so the wrinkles are not as noticeable when you move your face.

2. Efficiency

Fillers

Dermal fillers are considered successful by many people. The effects last longer than Botox, but the results of different types of fillers vary. When the fillers dissolve, you will need to get maintenance treatments similar to what you would get with Botox.

Botox

Botox injections usually have good results. You should see a change in a week after the injection. The side effects are minor and go away quickly for most people.

You will be able to continue your daily activities after the injections are administered. The effects of Botox usually last around 3 to 4 months. If you want to keep the benefits, you will need more treatments.

3. Side Effects

There are risks and benefits to all medical treatments, including Botox and dermal fillers. If you have any existing medical conditions, be sure to consider all of the risks and benefits carefully before making a decision.

Fillers

Dermal fillers have a greater potential for unwanted effects and complications than Botox. Side effects can be severe. Moderate symptoms generally clear within two weeks. Serious adverse effects have been linked to the use of unlicensed, needle-free injection devices in dermal filler treatments. A medical doctor should perform all dermal filler injections.

If you experience severe swelling of the face, using ice packs may help. The numbness and swelling may only be temporary. If you are considering a dermal filler, get allergy testing done beforehand to reduce the chance of experiencing this side effect and others.

Botox

Before getting a Botox injection, use eye drops to decrease the likelihood of experiencing certain adverse effects. To minimize bruising, you should also stop taking any blood thinners several days before the treatment. Some possible adverse effects include chills, fever, joint pain, nosebleed, dizziness and shortness of breath. Botox isn’t recommended if you:

• are pregnant or nursing
• have weak facial muscles
• currently have skin issues, such as thick skin or deep scars
• have multiple sclerosis or another type of neuromuscular disease

4. Products From Korea

Fillers

1. Regonovue – is made from hyaluronic acid, hereinafter referred to as “HA” and known as the safest ingredient for fillers, as well as making possible a 100% cross-sectional intermolecular bond between each molecule, which is necessary to maintain the longest effect. Moreover, REGENOVUE provides a wide variety of fillers with different molecular sizes in order to make it as convenient as possible for you to choose a suitable filler for the area of ​​the face in which it will be used.

2. Neuramis – product range is designed and established by Medytox, a Korean biopharmaceutical company that has developed Botulinum toxin type A. The company developed Neuramis – a dermal filler made from high-quality raw materials – based on the innovative SHAPE technology. This product is notable for its two-step cross-linking process and its enhanced refinement process. Additionally, it is praised for its ability to minimize uncross-linked BDDE.

3. Aessoa – is the first single-phase (monophasic) hyaluronic acid dermal filler which combines smaller particle size and long-lasting effectiveness. Aessoa strives to produce a natural effect. By using high-density tapping technology, it increases viscoelasticity and can delay early degradation of the skin.

Botox

1. Botulax – is colorless transparent liquid-filled injection in a colorless transparent vial to temporarily improve moderate to severe glabellar wrinkles related to eyebrow wrinkle muscle (corrugator muscle) and/or procerus muscle activity in adults aged from 20 to 65.

2. Nabota – is a South Korean preparation for combating expression lines. It is a muscle relaxant of peripheral action, an analogue of OnaBoNT-A. The product is based on botulinum toxin type A. It is a poisonous substance produced by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. It is intended for denervation of muscle tissue in case of uncontrolled muscle tone or active facial expressions.

3. ReNTox – is an innovative drug (Botulinum Toxin) type A Premium Class, developed by the South Korean company Pharma Research Bio. It appears as a lyophilized white powder for injection in a colorless transparent vial and should become colorless transparent liquid when the diluent (normal saline) is added.

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