There’s a good reason why more and more people are turning to facial aesthetics in Camden this year: it works. And now that people are realising that they can get these transformative treatments from someone as reliable and trustworthy as their dentist, at Ace Dental, we are finding that in Camden, facial aesthetics are more popular than ever.
If you have never heard of facial aesthetics, these are treatments that temporarily rejuvenate your facial tissues so that you appear younger. We offer two kinds of treatments here at Ace Dental, and we expect you will have heard of both of them. They are both tried and trusted over many years now.
Botox
This is the brand name for the purified protein of the botulinum type A toxin. It was originally created as a treatment to stop excessive sweating, but was also discovered to be very good at smoothing out wrinkles created by muscles that were contracting too frequently for too long. This is the treatment that people use to smooth out frown lines and crown’s feet, as well as worry lines. Botox is injected into the muscles and over the next few days it paralyses them by blocking the nerve impulses that cause contraction. Treatments last about four months, which means if you try it and don’t like it, it’s won’t be long before it wears off. But, if you do like it, and we think you will, you’ll need to come back for top-up treatments.
Dermal fillers
Dermal fillers are also delivered by injection. But this time they contain hyaluronic acid. This is something that the body produces naturally and it helps cells lock in moisture. As we age, we produce less of it and lose that dewy, glowing look, so our skin starts to look thin and papery. Dermal fillers are used to plump out wrinkles and hollows and are mostly used along the top lip, in the nasolabial folds and marionette lines, as well as on the hands.
As dentists, we are extremely good at delivering just the right amount of either treatment into just the right place to make you look younger, but in a natural way rather than a scary ‘worked on’ way.
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