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Here are some methods that may help promote collagen production in the face:

• Maintain a healthy diet.

• Protect your skin from the sun.

• Use topical retinoids.

• Try collagen-boosting skincare products such as Alsatian Skincare, TriHex Technology® with peptides

• Look into professional treatments available at Whole Being Wellness.

• Stop smoking.

• Let Whole Being Wellness take care of you.

They are different brands of the same active ingredient:

• Both take up to 14 days to reach maximum efficacy.

• Both last approximately 3-6 months.*

• Dysport costs $4/unit, while Botox costs $12/unit.

• The amount typically needed varies based on the desired treatment area. Average units used for Dysport is 120 units, while Botox is 40 units.

• Dysport spreads a little more than Botox so it’s good for larger muscle areas. For small, petite muscles, Botox is generally recommended because it does not spread as much.

Absolutely! We often encourage it. We can do most injectables in conjunction with other procedures. Talk to us to plan your treatments accordingly.

Medical grade skincare products must have clinical research studies to back up any claims about their benefits. On the other hand, over-the-counter skincare products do not need to have clinical studies or research behind their claims. Medical grade skincare products have FDA oversight.

Common aesthetic procedures include Botox and dermal fillers, chemical peels, microneedling, laser skin resurfacing, skin tightening treatments, facial rejuvenation treatments like IPL (intense pulsed light), and PRP injections.

Botox is used to relax muscles and reduce wrinkles, particularly in the forehead and around the eyes. Dermal fillers add volume to areas such as the cheeks and lips, smoothing out lines and enhancing facial contours.

Chemical peels come in various strengths and formulations, making them suitable for different skin types and concerns. Dr. Anderson will assess your skin and recommend the appropriate peel to address your specific needs.

Side effects vary depending on the procedure but may include redness, swelling, bruising, peeling, or minor discomfort. More serious risks are rare but can occur. Always discuss potential side effects with your practitioner before the procedure.

The longevity of results depends on the procedure. For example, neurotoxin (Botox, Dysport) typically lasts 3-6 months, while dermal fillers can last 6-18 months. Laser treatments and peels may require periodic maintenance to sustain results.

Preparation varies by procedure but may include avoiding certain medications, limiting sun exposure, and following any specific pre-treatment instructions provided by Whole Being Wellness.

Downtime varies. Some procedures, like Botox or superficial peels, have minimal downtime, while others, such as more intensive laser treatments or deep chemical peels, may require a few days to a week of recovery.

To maintain results, follow your practitioner’s aftercare instructions, use recommended skincare products, and schedule regular follow-up treatments if needed. Additionally, adopting a healthy lifestyle and protecting your skin from sun damage can help prolong results.