Non-Surgical Cosmetic Treatments

Botox

Showing emotion daily through facial movement is normal, but years of laughing and
frowning can take its toll. Sometimes the evidence is endearing, but when colleagues or
friends start saying you always look angry or tired, Botox could be the answer.

Lines and wrinkles caused by overactive movement of some facial muscles can be treated
with Botox

Botox for hyperhidrosis

Although we all sweat during exercise or the hot summer months, patients who suffer from hyperhidrosis sweat even when they are not exercising, or in winter.

Excessive sweating can have a devastating functional, emotional, and social impact on sufferers, making it difficult to perform daily functions.

Botox injections to the affected areas might offer much-needed relief.

Dermal fillers

Dynamic lines form with active facial movements when you laugh, smile or cry and can be halted or reduced with Botox injections.

When these lines start a permanent crease, however, static lines develop. These are best treated with dermal fillers.

In addition, dermal fillers are used to restore, enhance and add to the fullness of your face, which decreases with aging as facial bones absorb and fat pads slide down.