Query: What Are the Differences Between Fillers and Injectable Wrinkle Relaxers?
Context: Although it is easy to mistake fillers and wrinkle relaxers as being similar, each injectable is used to target different facial concerns. However, both can be used to improve your aesthetics to appear more youthful. Let’s take a closer look at these distinctions in more detail. Injectable Wrinkle Relaxers Injectable wrinkle relaxers, also known as Botox in Toronto, treat the underlying facial muscles to smooth out the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Functionally, wrinkle relaxers work by temporarily relaxing or weakening specific muscles and preventing the formation of dynamic wrinkles (often the result of common facial expressions) such as frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines. Dermal Fillers While cosmetic wrinkle relaxers can do wonders for lines that in constant motion, dermal fillers beautify the areas at rest. Dermal fillers are gel-like substance which are injected into the skin to target the loss of volume, soften and smooth facial wrinkles, and enhance facial contours. Common uses for dermal fillers include: Providing volume to the lips Plumping under eye contours Restoring volume to cheeks while enhancing cheekbones Improving symmetry Smoothing fine lines, creases, and folds. Book an appointment for dermal filler or Botox in Toronto with the licensed and professional nursing team at Skinjectables today to achieve your desired aesthetic for naturally beautiful results that last.