BOTOX and dermal fillers effectively complete two different anti-aging tasks, so it’s not a question of which works better—it’s about what you’re hoping to achieve. BOTOX is a neuromodulator that temporarily disrupts the brain signals to the muscles that cause wrinkles, relaxing them so you can no longer make those repetitive facial expressions.
Dermal fillers are an injectable solution that plumps the area beneath your skin. Rather than stopping the muscles from moving, like BOTOX does, dermal fillers replace the volume you have lost through the aging process.
If you’re looking to minimize the appearance of wrinkles, BOTOX is the better option. If you need to replace lost volume or feel like your skin is becoming loose or sagging, dermal fillers are the better option.