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Top Anti Ageing Treatments Recommended by Experts

When it comes to anti-ageing, every treatment is touted to be the “most amazingly great awesome super results ever” making a very important choice of what treatment should you opt for even more confusing and complicated.

So, we thought let’s do an expert-recommended best of the best anti-ageing treatment list, that is backed not only by people satisfied and happy with the results but also those most recommended and advised for all skin types and conditions by actual experts in the field.

Before we start the top list, you should know that skin ageing is 3 dimensional, it happens to our skin, our face muscles as well as due to loss of natural fat, so choosing a treatment needs that kind of selection as well.

SKIN CHANGES DUE TO AGEING

As we age, collagen and elastin proteins slow down their production, and eventually, even repair of existing collagen becomes very difficult. Other ageing-related skin concerns like pigmentation, fine lines, dehydration, and age spots start showing on the skin surface making skin ageing a very visible experience.

As we age, collagen and elastin proteins slow down their production, and eventually, even repair of existing collagen becomes very difficult. Other ageing-related skin concerns like pigmentation, fine lines, dehydration, and age spots start showing on the skin surface making skin ageing a very visible experience.

SKIN CHANGES DUE TO FACE MUSCLES

We use our facial muscles for everything from talking, to expressions, to eating and even crying or laughing, so they are an overworked bunch. Due to this constant use these muscles also start getting stretched out and slackened. These effects are seen with the formation of deep folds and grooves that get deeper combined with the loss of collagen and other skin ageing signs.

SKIN CHANGES DUE TO FAT LOSS

Our face (especially cheeks) has natural fat pads that keep the face looking firm and youthful. As we age, there is a loss of volume in these pads causing the cheeks to slide downwards, creating bulges and once again combined with the muscle and skin changes, the ageing due to fat loss start showing up as a distinct sign of ageing.

So choosing a treatment that is anti-ageing depends a lot on why your skin ageing is accelerating – is it a loss of volume…or your skin texture is changing… or lines and wrinkles are deepening despite having great skin tone or a combination of these.

TOP TREATMENTS FOR AGEING SKIN

Peels – as we age our skin turnover (the rate or speed at which skin regenerates itself) slows down, causing a pileup of dead skin on the surface. If there is no proper removal of this dead skin, younger and fresher skin cannot emerge. Peels are a great way to remove dead skin by dissolving them and accelerating skin turnover. The great part about peels is that we can mix and match different types of peel ingredients to customize your anti-ageing cure – from glycolic to mandelic to tranexemic… there is a peel for every skin condition out there.

Laser treatments – Laser light produces a thermal (heating) effect on the skin which re-stimulates the production of skin proteins as well as evens out signs of ageing like pigmentation and age spots. There are different laser treatments that work either alone or in combination to help skin textural solutions.

Some e.g. are – Er:YAG (Glass) laser to smoothen and even out fine lines and early wrinkles, Pico lasers for restimulation of collagen, Nd: YAG lasers to remove unwanted melanin and pigmentation spots, etc.

Light treatments – apart from Laser there are other light treatments like IPL (intense pulsed light), LED light (especially Infrared and Red Light therapy) that work amazingly on skin ageing.

RF – or Radio Frequency is the superstar anti-ageing treatment, which works instantly to restart collagen regrowth as well as stimulate other needed skin agents to reverse ageing like fibroblasts, elastin, and growth factors. There are many different variations of RF available, one of the most sought after is the RF under eye treatment to help with crow’s feet and fine lines around the eyes. However, not all RF treatments are approved for the treatment of under eyes, so keep that in mind while discussing your options with your skin doctor.

Which RF treatment (unipolar, multipolar, etc) may be best suited to your anti-ageing needs can be customized as well.

PRP – is the must-try anti-ageing treatment if you are looking for long-lasting effects – Platelets are our blood’s healing agents that once isolated into Plasma and reintroduced into the skin via injectables can restimulate the stem cells within our blood to repair and reorganize all required factors to combat all signs of ageing.

PRF – PRP has been the gold standard for plasma therapy for Aesthetics for quite some time. However, with ongoing research and trials, advances in this field have introduced a new and much more enhanced treatment which is the next generation of Plasma treatment called PRF or Platelet Rich Fibrin.

Fibrin is the protein within our blood that prevents clotting and gives strength and structure.PRF is also derived from your own blood – simple as doing a blood test. However, the results and treatment experience are far superior than PRP.
The biggest reason why PRF is more effective than PRP is that it releases more growth factors over time which means that it continues working for you even after the procedure is done + it’s much less painful.

Why pick PRF over PRP:

More natural, no additive anti-coagulants
Dramatically less painful
Superior Results

Collagen Moisturiser – We all use a moisturizer on the surface of our skin but what about the moisturizing it needs from within? Enter Volite® – an International favourite for Hydration & Glow that lasts up to 9 months after a single treatment. This amazing collagen moisturizer has Clinical studies that show improved skin quality in 96% of the patients and a 91% patient satisfaction. Volite works from within to hydrate your skin and boost collagen production, making it an amazing treatment for anti-ageing as well as hydration and glow.

TREATMENTS THAT WORK ON AGEING DUE TO MUSCLE

HIFU – HIFU stands for High Intensity Focused Ultrasound, which is a variation of Ultrasound that works on sound waves stimulating and tightening skin and muscle texture. Unlike other treatments, Ultrasound is the only technology that can penetrate till the muscle layer and so can both tighten and strengthen the muscle tissue.

Microcurrent – this is a long-tested and proven treatment to tighten loose muscles as well as relax clenched knotted ones. Microcurrent delivers microscopic levels of electric currents directly to the muscle to start making it work out and regain its strength and firmness. It can be used in combination with any facial, making it a very accessible and cost-effective option that delivers fantastic results.

Botox – signs of ageing due to drooping muscles cause visible lines and wrinkles on the surface – Botox is a safe (when done by a licensed and trained Doctor) option to consider for forehead, brow and other muscle-related signs of ageing. Due to it being a muscle relaxer, Botox slows down the activity done by the muscle, ensuring the surrounding skin is not stretched and overworked too, while also preventing further lines and wrinkles from forming.

TREATMENTS THAT WORK ON FAT LOSS

Fat in the face should not be confused with collagen (which is a protein). While fat loss on the body gives you a toned and trim appearance, age-related fat loss on the face, makes your cheeks look sunken, eyes looking hollow and your jawline drooping with bags of fat.

While all treatments can and do work on energizing and reinvigorating collagen (which is the main building block for youthful skin) we need to support the fat pads undergoing loss of volume with injectables to support the collagen gain as well, making it a multipronged antiageing treatment.

Fillers – Fillers are the term used for dermal fillers made of hyaluronic acid that are injected into hollow areas of the face or body to literally fill them back up. These are safe to be put into your skin as they are bio-degradable and get absorbed into your body and eliminated in time just as any natural substance already present in your skin. Most fillers use Hyaluronic acid, which is biocompatible with our skin and gets absorbed and adjusted without any negative effects. Fillers also help boost collagen while filling the area to help your skin appear tighter from within.

Fillers can be done to support fat and volume loss on the cheeks, lips, around the mouth, under the eyes, neck and jawline and even on the nose to give your face the perfect symmetry and volume it has lost due to ageing. In fact, fillers can also be used on your hands to reduce the appearance of veiny hands and to compensate for the loss of volume from the back of your hands.

Thread Lifts – the non-surgical alternative to plastic surgery to lift slack skin due to loss of collagen, muscle weakness as well as fat loss, this is a minimally invasive and immediate way to get a youthful appearance without subjecting your face to the scalpel.

Thread lifts insert in suture (same material as used in surgical threads) to specific areas of the cheeks and sides to form scaffolding pillars to tired and drooping fat pads and muscles. Once supported by threads, they start to reorganize collagen around the threads, causing biostimulation of the skin to turn around the signs of ageing.

BOTTOM LINE

As you can now see, skin ageing is a 3-tiered issue and requires a deep understanding to identify correctly and then set out on a course of treatments that are a power-packed combination of 2 or more of the abovementioned treatments.

We will need different treatments that are termed anti-ageing as years progress and our skin reacts not to internal ageing but the harsher external factors like sun damage, stress, pollution and whatnot. So, this should be an ever-evolving choice, but a well-informed one at that.

If you would like to discuss your choice of anti-ageing treatments with our Doctors, you can book your consultation via:
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How Probiotic & Prebiotic Skincare is Changing the Face of Beauty!

As the skincare world is climbing to new heights with the constant desire of any individual to meet their definitions of ‘beautiful’, this industry is leaving no stone unturned to touch new horizons that benefits both – customers and merchandisers.

For the Ancient Egyptian, the passion and fetish for skincare, too, knew no boundaries. It is even said that Cleopatra used to bathe in milk rich in Lactic Acid to be the owner of good skin. Inspired by ancient traditions, the newest entry into the skincare industry is that of ‘Probiotics and Prebiotics’, which are actually not new in the world of healthcare.

Unmasking the World of Probiotics & Prebiotics
Skin Probiotics is taking centre stage in many people’s skin routine now. A host of microbial ecosystems reside in our skin that actually promotes skin health. Dr. Harshna Bijlani, Celebrity Skin Expert and Medical Head of ‘The Ageless Clinic’, tells us, “Your skin too, like the rest of your body, has its own microbiome (mix of bacteria, yeasts and parasites). Adding probiotics to skincare helps balance the counter effects of unhealthy microorganisms and promotes a fine level of healthy microorganisms.” The constant use of harsh facial cleansers and antibacterial soaps strip our skin of these good bugs, probably, yes as these products cannot branch the difference between ‘friendly’ and ‘non-friendly’ microbes. This bacterial imbalance seems to lead to various skin-related problems.

Orveda Probiotic Prebiotic skincare

Although Probiotic skincare remains the prime talk in the industry, its comrade ‘Prebiotics’ has started to make its presence prominent among the ones mastering the act of skincare regimes. Dr. Jaishree Sharad, Celebrity dermatologist and author of ‘Skin Rules’ and ‘Skin Talks’, says, “Though Probiotics are viable micro-organisms that have a beneficial effect on the natural microflora of the skin when either consumed orally or applied topically, Prebiotics are the food ingredients required by probiotics for the growth of these viable microorganisms.”

Enter: Skincare Pro/Pre Biotics
We all know about the presence of probiotics and its behaviour of a ‘good Samaritan’ in our guts. There is a whole troop of topical beauty products like cleansers, moisturisers and serums, with the inclusion of these friendly bacteria and hyaluronic acid, retinol and vitamins to name a few that promise to soothe inflammation, strengthen the skin’s barrier and even diminish acne. Dr. Bijlani further enlightens, “It’s really difficult for a skincare product to contain actual live bacteria. They mostly contain fragments of bacterial cell walls that can elicit an immune response. This is due to the fact that skincare products need longer shelf-lives as compared to consumable probiotics.” Of course, skincare products have to stand out from the ones used in food and supplements. Very often, the incorporation of these biotics for topical regimes is considered a luxury investment. What makes them so variant and pricey? Dr. Sharad enlightens, “The probiotics for gut microbes need the prebiotics to be resisted to being digested in the stomach. So to skip this step, including prebiotics and probiotics in topical cosmetic formulations is a wiser choice. Formulating these into hardcore cosmetics is very difficult since all measures have to be taken to make sure the live microbes survive in the products and hence have a longer expiration date. These things make it more expensive than easy oral formulations.”

Cultivating the skin’s good bacteria is the newest friend of beauty and skincare world. Certain probiotic ingredients such as lactobacillus ferment are believed to have been quietly used as skin soothers. Dr. Bijlani shares, “Probiotics and Prebiotics have entered skincare only in the last few years. Probiotics help strengthen the skin’s barrier by making sure the healthy bacteria are more abundant and the negative effects of the unhealthy bacteria are controlled, which would, in turn, help with the concerns of acne, eczema, inflammation and so on. Also, every individual’s level of microorganisms present on their skin is different so probiotics aren’t always ‘one-size-fits-all’. Hence, like in the case of any skincare product, it’s better to proceed with caution, start using only one new skincare product at a time and make sure it suits your skin. Make sure the product you’re selecting has other active ingredients that complement the probiotics and the product is gentle on your skin.”

If one has to open the door of skincare products, there would be a flood of various brands with all kinds of ingredients and packaging that would seem beneficial to your skin. Although pre/probiotics might seem like a new chapter, there are already in-reign houses and labels catering to this genre of skincare. Aurelia’s Cell Revitalise night moisturiser was one of the first luxury British brands to actively pioneer probiotics. Orveda is an entire luxury skincare house dedicated to the world of ‘goodness’ of prebiotics. This new genre of skincare also has L’Oréal-owned Vichy’s Slow Age cream moisturiser and serum that has a probiotic complex to defend skin from the daily stress; Dior’s Hydra Life range – including the refreshing Deep Hydration Sorbet Water Essence, containing natural ingredients that nurture the skin’s microflora; and Lancôme’s Advanced Génifique sensitive dual concentrate serum has a trio of probiotic ingredients, to fight skin irritation and many more.

In this ever-increasing pool of skincare products, the usage has always been a trial method at first. With new elements incorporated in each piece, a consumer goes through a hard time selecting them Concern and caution should always be exercised. Dr. Sharad advises, “If these products work, it’s an addition to skin health. It’s definitely worth a try. However, none of them can be used in immunosuppressed, neutropenic or patients having major allergic reactions to dairy, soy, gluten, eggs or lactose. For acne-prone skin, using applications containing Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium Bifidus is important. Lactococcus Ferment Lysate is a good bacteria for sensitive skin. For oily skin – use a Lactobacillus or Nitrosomonas Eutropha based probiotic and a glycolic based combination that will balance the pH and act as an anti-inflammatory and mild anti-bacterial; for combination skin – use Lactobacillus, Lactic Acid and Vitamin C based products.”

Skin’s Flora Cultivation – Worth it?
Nothing matters than a flawless and happy skin that can make you garner everyone’s praises. The incorporation of topical biomes through the application of creams and supplements, however, is still a new world and an ongoing process of research. So until then, aren’t we all entitled to these new topical applications? Dr. Bijlani clarifies, “In theory, it’s a great concept and it’s definitely an interesting trend. However, I would like to wait until there’s more extensive research done on these ingredients to recommend them for any medical concerns.”

Science and technology know no boundaries. So feeding one’s face with goodies for the love of glowing skin is taking on a new cruise. Until then, patience and pondering over the question “Is the latest ‘good bug’ cultivation the future of beauty and skincare or is it another marketing strategy?” should be promising enough.

Add sea buckthorn oil to your skin care routine for hydration with these products

This multi-tasking elixir truly does it all, and here’s everything you need to know about it

Think of a more decadent, more restorative skin care staple than a facial oil—I’ll wait. In the past, Cleopatra is said to have gravitated towards olive and sesame oils, more recently Miranda Kerr has pledged allegiance to noni fruit and rosehip oils, and Kim Kardashian touts Epicuren Discovery Bulgarian Rose Otto oil as one of her “most fave products in the world!” Sure, slathering oil on, say your acne-prone complexion or super sensitive skin, may seem counterintuitive, but it isn’t. Or maybe you feel the roster of options are too confusing, it’s definitely not. Incorporating the right option in your daily beauty regime is one of the best practices you can follow to expect an off-the-charts level of glow.

If you’re on the lookout for a powerhouse ingredient to hydrate and protect your skin, while feeding it with antioxidants, sea buckthorn oil might be just for you. Ahead, two dermatologists walk you through the pros and pitfalls of using this elixir, how to use it, and the best products to try.

What is sea buckthorn oil?
“Contrary to what the name suggests, sea buckthorn oil is not derived from the sea,” explains Dr Harshna Bijlani, celebrity skin expert and medical head, The Ageless Clinic. “It is a red-orange oil derived from Serbian pineapple a.k.a seaberry which is a flowering plant that produces these special orange berries. Sea buckthorn oil is extracted from the berries, leaves, and seeds of the sea buckthorn plant,” Dr Bijlani adds. The shrub commonly grows in Europe, the Caucasus, Asia Minor and Central Asia, Siberia, China, and Tibet.

What can it do for your skin?
There is some research that suggests sea buckthorn oil’s efficacy for lowering blood pressure, control diabetes and cholesterol and aid in age-related concerns when ingested, but larger clinical studies are needed to solidify these claims. Sea buckthorn oil’s dermatological and cosmeceutical applications, in contrast, are safe and effective.

Deliver intense hydration: “Sea buckthorn is one among a handful of oils that contains all four types of omega fatty acids—omega-3, omega-6, omega-7 and omega-9, making it a great oil to strengthen the skin barrier, especially when one needs intense hydration. It is especially beneficial for those suffering from psoriasis and eczema as it provides deep hydration and prevents moisture loss,” shares Dr Bijlani.

Rich in antioxidants: “Sea buckthorn has 10 times more vitamin C than an orange and is known to have a gamut of various other antioxidants like vitamin A, alpha and beta-carotenoids, vitamins B1, B2, and B6, vitamin E, fatty acid, flavonoids and so much more,” says Dr Bijlani.

Alleviate skin regeneration: “Being loaded in various vitamins, minerals and beneficial plant compounds, sea buckthorn oil is known to boost your skin health when applied directly. Studies show that the oil has anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal properties can stimulate skin regeneration, helping wounds heal more quickly,” elaborates Dr Prajakta Kulkarni, a Pune-based aesthetic physician and medical cosmetologist.

Protection against environmental aggressors: “Sea buckthorn oil also helps reduce inflammation following UV exposure, protecting skin against sun damage and pollution. Being a host of vitamin C and E and carotenoids, sea buckthorn oil is a protective and preventative ingredient. It can neutralize skin-damaging free radicals and reduce the signs of ageing such as the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles,” suggests Dr Kulkarni. Basically, sea buckthorn oil is the new glow-getter of your dreams.

Who should avoid using it?
Dr Bijlani points out that sea buckthorn oil is essentially safe for most skin types, and isn’t pore-clogging in and of itself. “That being said, it is a heavy oil, and hence, might be problematic for those with oily or acne-prone skin. As with any new product or skincare ingredient, I always recommend doing a patch test before using it.”

How can you incorporate sea buckthorn oil in your skincare routine?
“Sea buckthorn oil is quite versatile and can be mixed with most skincare products. If you’re incorporating it in your skincare routine, you can mix it with your moisturiser in the morning or right after your serum at night. I would recommend using it at night rather than morning (as in case of most face oils) and always remember your lighter products go in first, followed then by heavier and oil based products. Also, always use your actives (products with active ingredients) first and moisturisers later,” explains Dr Bijlani.

For those who’d like to customise their own sea buckthorn oil-infused concoction, Dr Kulkarni recommends, “Mix it with creamy shea butter and some drops of calendula oil and apply onto dry skin. Combine it with some argan oil for a blend that will help improve skin collagen, control sebum production, fade wrinkles and fine lines.”

The best sea buckthorn oil products you can try

The Ordinary 100% Organic Virgin Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil

Plum Grape Seed & Sea Buckthorn Glow-Restore Face Oils Blend

Farmacy Honey Grail Ultra-Hydrating Facial Oil

Kora Organics Noni Glow Face Oil

Grown Alchemist Antioxidant Facial Oil Jim Wilde

Living Libations Best Skin Ever Seabuckthorn Facial Cleansing Oil

Neemli Naturals Pomegranate and Sea Buckthorn Body Oil

Micro-Current Facials

The Muscle Workout Treatment You Never Knew About

While we are so tuned in to keep our body fit in its shape and form using exercise, yoga, endurance training and what not to keep our muscles fit and trim, somehow, we forget all about the muscles we use the maximum all day long – talking, blinking etc

It’s time to give our faces the workout they deserve, to tighten those slack muscles and loosen the knots in overworked ones – introducing the Micro-current facial

So, what’s micro current – isn’t that like giving my face electric shocks?

Electricity via Micro-current has been used since 1960 for medical and therapeutic uses to treat muscle related facial paralysis and injury therapies. It works on delivering extremely miniscule doses of electric “micro currents” to the muscles. (Before u ask how mild are these currents, you should know it would take a million micro currents to light 1 light bulb) … so yes, it’s very micro and very mild.

The current is just enough to reenergize your muscles; it’s not intended to cause your skin any pain, discomfort or damage at all. In fact, once you read all about the amazing benefits of this treatment, you will realize its true potential in helping your skin look fabulous.

How micro-currents help the face muscles?

Micro-current facials are popularly known as non-surgical face lifts as they do exactly that – they lift your muscles to give your face a firm and taut appearance. So how do they do this?

Our face has 43 individual muscles that we use in combination or alone for many reasons – for e.g. – eating, smiling, talking we use the muscles around the mouth, for thinking, seeing, expressions we use the forehead and eye muscles and so on. So, depending on how often and how long these muscles are used, they start getting worn out and stretch and sag – just like an overused elastic band. Likewise with clenching and stressing them, the face muscles “shorten” or develop knots causing tension.

What Micro-current does is deliver electrical currents to different parts of the muscles to either lengthen them (in the case of clenched and stiff muscles) or tighten them (in the case of weak and slack muscles)

All this is done with strokes and movements across the individual muscles, so they get the right number of electrical impulses and can get back into fitter shape.

Depending on amount of workout the muscles need (are the cheeks sagging a little or more etc.), there are different kinds of depths that can be reached making it a lifting AND toning facial.

BUT WAIT THERE IS MORE

Electrical impulses also boost the muscle’s quota of ATP

(Adenosine Triphosphate ) what in simple terms is the battery powerhouse for all cellular functions especially to help the contraction and relaxation of muscles

Now if you are a workout regular you would know the importance of ATP to health. For the rest of us, the simple explanation is that ATP is the energy charger within our cells. High ATP means our cells are more energetic, low ATP means tiredness and exhaustion.

Micro-current not only stimulates ATP to make the face muscles recharged and reenergized but it does something that is the holy grail of all anti-aging seekers – it stimulates collagen and elastin proteins to reproduce and multiply.

As we know collagen is the protein that gives our skin the firmness and structure that keeps it wrinkle-free. The bad news is that right from an early age (20’s) collagen levels start dropping by 1 to 3% every year till you hit your 40’s. Then the levels show a steep drop that is accelerated with every passing year, showing up loose and hollow skin, slack wrinkles and folds and basically, our faces start going south permanently. This phenomena of losing collagen every year is known as micro-ageing.

How microcurrent helps is by giving a kick start to renewed collaged production that goes up with every session you complete (which is why Micro-current facials are recommended as a set of 4 – 8 sessions).

Detoxing your skin

Another amazing way microcurrent facials help our skin is by helping decongest skin tissue that has absorbed too much toxic buildup (lymph), and so is a great toxin drainage treatment as well.

Boosting blood circulation

The micro-electrical impulses have a great effect on blood circulation, especially if we don’t do frequent face massages or exercises to stimulate a healthy circuit of blood circulation to the facial nerves and tissues.

Giving your skin an instant glow

The effects of microcurrent are instant and after the very first facial you will see (and feel) your face feel firm and renewed – almost just like you do after a great yoga session!

If you feel these are ample enough benefits to make you try this treatment, there is still So much more.

SOME OF THE OTHER BENEFITS OF THIS MIRACLE FACIAL ARE

• Helps contract and reduce the appearance of open pores
• Eliminates dark circles and puffiness under the eyes
• Helps contour jawline
• Helps raise brows and eye lips to look refreshed
• Improves uneven skin tone and texture

If all of this sounds too good to be true, then it really is! You have to experience one to see the real difference. So why not let your next workout be one that helps you take years off your face – that too in just 45 minutes.

Injectables Overview – All about BOTOX, Fillers, Threadlifts & so on

Dr. Harshna Bijlani, Medical Head of The AgeLess Clinic & Celebrity Skin Expert talks about the different injectable treatments offered at The AgeLess Clinic, what these injectables do and how to pick the right one for you.

Some of the topics discussed:
The concept of micro-ageing
What is collagen and how it helps in anti-ageing
The different types of injectable treatments offered
Types of Injectable Treatments 
What do these injectables do for you
Face contouring with injectables
Jawline, nose, chin contouring with injectables
Instant skin hydration and glow with collagen moisturisers


Some of the treatments covered:
Liquid Facelift
Dermal Fillers
BOTOX
Thread Lift
Vampire Facial / PRP
MesoLipo  

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Everything you need to know about BOTOX

Dr. Harshna Bijlani, Medical Head of The AgeLess Clinic & Celebrity Skin Expert discusses the worldwide phenomenon BOTOX and answers all the questions you may have regarding BOTOX.

Some of the topics discussed:
What is BOTOX
How does it work
Indications for BOTOX – crow’s feet, anti-ageing, fine lines, sweating, jawline slimming
What is baby BOTOX
When should you start BOTOX
Is it safe?
Popular myths regarding BOTOX busted

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