At The Cosmetic Dental Gallery, we realise that your smile is just one aspect of your facial features. Many of our patients wish to achieve a more youthful appearance to match their beautiful smiles. Wrinkle correction can smooth out and even eliminate facial lines, giving you a refreshed and rejuvenated appearance.
Wrinkle Removing Injections
One of the most popular methods for wrinkle removal includes targeted injections using tiny needles to areas which have fine lines and wrinkles anywhere in the facial area. The injections are performed by a skilled and well-trained technician, and they are typically administered with minimal pain because the tiny needles do not penetrate all layers of the skin.
What substance is injected?
At The Cosmetic Dental Gallery, we use Allergan injectables. Our professional technician uses a naturally occurring protein derived from botulinum toxin type A, which prevents nerve stimulation and relaxes the muscle tissue, smoothing out lines and wrinkles.
What does wrinkle correction target?
Wrinkle correction treatments are effective on frown lines, smile lines, crow’s feet, and other fine lines in your face.
What are the side effects?
You may have some slight swelling or visible bruising after treatment that will disappear in a few days. Over-the-counter medicine can manage any discomfort, and ice can help manage bruising and swelling.
While extremely rare, some people may experience trouble swallowing, muscle weakness, and speech issues after their injections.
When will I see results?
Most people begin to see visible minimisation of their fine lines and wrinkles in as little as 1-2 days, but it can take 5-14 days for the wrinkle injections to reach their optimal results.
How long does the treatment last?
Wrinkle Removing Injections results typically last between 4-6 months before you need to return for more injections. The effects subside very gradually, so you will have plenty of time to schedule your next appointment before the effects wear off completely.
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