Having injectables (botulinum toxin type A) or other skin procedures, like dermal fillers, is common place. Gone are the days when having them was something out of the ordinary. And something you felt the need to hide from others.
Millennials and Gen Zs will often have regular top-up appointments scheduled, just like for a haircut. No big deal.
Do injectables prevent wrinkles?
Many believe having injectables will help prevent future wrinkles or stop ageing signs. While it can be useful to soften your existing lines and help reduce those lines from becoming deeper, it doesn’t stop the natural ageing process. Nor inhibit other stressors that may add to the formation of lines and wrinkles, like smoking or sun exposure.
Even with a regular schedule of injectable appointments you still need to protect your skin from the sun, manage your stress levels and look at your overall health habits. For example, how much alcohol you drink or drugs you take. What you eat etc, all of which can affect how your skin is looking.
About that first appointment
If you want to soften a few lines and feel a bit fresher, injectables are a good option to take away a tired look. At Pulse Aesthetics we’ll talk to you about what you want to achieve and aim for as natural a look as possible. We offer injectables to smooth your expression lines. We understand it’s not for everyone and will not suggest you need it. Ever.
Your first appointment with us is a conversation about what you want to achieve, what’s been bothering you, your general wellbeing and what you might want to explore. Use our video option so we can see firsthand what’s troubling you.
Our environment is relaxed so you can fire away with any questions. Then we’ll guide you through how we can help and what we offer.
Whether that’s injectables, our flagship Genesis laser rejuvenation or simply trying some new skincare.
Medical Disclaimer: Cosmetic injectable treatments are prescription medicines administered by qualified medical practitioners. All results are individual and may vary. This content is for information purposes only and is not medical advice. Please consult a health professional before proceeding with any aesthetic treatment. Medsafe consumer information.
