What Are the Differences Between Botox and Fillers?


Botox® and fillers are both injectables. The main aim of injecting any injectable is to get the correct shape or wrinkle-free look. The treatment methods between Botox® and fillers are slightly different because botox is to relax your facial muscles while the other version helps in plumping your skin by adding volume with its use.


Botox®: 

Botox® is a muscle relaxing injection mainly used to treat wrinkles and fine lines. Botox® works to block the chemical release from the nerve to the muscles. The muscles relax and stop moving in the treated area when the chemical is blocked.


Fillers:

Fillers are injectables of soft gel that works by plumping your skin. The injections work by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, which are essential for keeping your skin plump and bright.


Botox® & Fillers Results:

Botox® results will be visible after a few hours of injecting, and treatment lasts for 4 - 5 months. The fillers are results visible after a few hours of injecting, and are results may last for 6 - 18 months.

The above mentioned were the differences between Botox® and fillers. Both treatments are pretty famous and in demand. Before undergoing these treatments, it is required that patients consult their doctor. 


 If you're unsure between Botox® and fillers you should opt for,  consult a professional at North Shore Aesthetics. Contact them at (02) 9418 2121

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