Looking to lift up the wrinkles on your face? There are many different anti-aging solutions that are offered on today?s market, but many of these solutions require extensive face care regimens that see little results. That?s why thousands of women and men have looked to dermal fillers to get back their youthful glow. Here are 3 types of dermal fillers, which are some of the best wrinkle treatments available today.
Hyaluronic Acid
This is the most popular type of wrinkle fillers used by thousands of patients every day. These injections use a gel derived from sugar, which helps smooth wrinkles and plump up the skin. Popular fillers that use hyaluronic acid are Restylane, Perlane, and Juvederm injections. Common side effects of these fillers include slight swelling and bruising, which usually lasts less than a week. Typically, the effects of a hyaluronic acid filler last between a year to 18 months.
Botox
Botox treatments utilize a special toxin known as Botulinum, which can paralyze the muscles. When Botox is injected into the muscle, it will no longer be able to contract, which smooths the skin of wrinkles. This treatment is usually used on forehead lines, crow?s feet, neck muscles, and forehead lines. Injections can leave patients with a bit of swelling, which tends to go away after a few weeks. However, Botox injections tend to only last three to four months, and may take a few days to take effect.
Collagen
This shot was one of the first types of anti-aging fillers, and was the industry norm until recent years. These fillers were originally made from a purified form of collagen, which was extracted mostly from cows. While the injections of collagen work well to smooth skin, they do not last as long as some of the other fillers. Collagen injections can lead to allergic reactions, and some bruising and swelling. Despite its downfalls, many collagen users claim that the results are more natural than the other fillers.
