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Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Parts of body where botox treatment works

Aging is natural and happens to everyone, but looking old is something not many people are comfortable with. Know that there are cosmetic procedures, such as Botox treatment, available to help you look and feel younger.


Frown Lines

Contrary to popular belief, frown lines are not always caused by age. Age is a factor, but repeated facial movements, such as frowning or squinting, can also create frown lines, and this means they may develop even in younger adults.

With just 1 injection into each of 5 points between and above the eyebrows, Dysport®/Botox®/Xeomin® stops the signal from the nerve to the muscles, ultimately resulting in a reduction of muscle activity and temporarily preventing contraction of the muscles that cause frown lines.

Forehead Lines

Sometimes referred to as ‘surprise lines’, these appear on the forehead when your eyebrows are raised. As you age, they become more apparent. Excessive lines in this area can give the face and skin an aged appearance.

BOTOX® can lessen the effect but may not remove the lines completely. During your consultation, your practitioner might recommend a combination of BOTOX® and another treatment, such as dermal fillers.

Bunny Lines


Bunny lines are quite a common symptom that some of us, but not all of us, have. These are lines that scrunch up when you wrinkle up your nose; like a bunny.

If we don’t treat these bunny lines while treating other lines on our face, these begin to look stronger and deeper while other lines lighten up, creating an uneven and less attractive appearance. So for some, it’s a great treatment to have done by your Registered Cosmetic Nurse.

Crow’s feet


Crow’s feet are the lines around the outer corners of the eyes. These are all but unavoidable, and while they are referred to as “laugh lines” or “character lines”, they are an inevitable sign of ageing.

Treating the lines around your eyes or crow’s feet with Dysport / Botox will help create a refreshed and relaxed look. The results of using Dysport/Botox on your crow’s feet will soften the wrinkles around the eyes. Furthermore, it’s not obvious that you have had a treatment – people just think you look relaxed and fresh.

Under the eyes


Although it is possible to smooth fine creases underneath the eyes using BOTOX®, the area must be approached with caution. The muscle that is injected is the same muscle that partially controls the lower eyelid; therefore if too much is used, or the injection is placed incorrectly, it may lead to a drop of the lower eyelid.

If it is under-eye ‘bags’ that you wish to address – that is, the area between the lower eyelid and the upper cheek, or ‘tear trough – then it might be that a different treatment would be more effective than BOTOX® or could be used in combination with BOTOX®.

For example, ‘bags’ under the eyes are often caused by loss of volume in the tear trough area, meaning dermal fillers may be more suitable. 

Grumpy Mouth Lines


Grumpy mouth lines, or DAOs (Depressor Anguli Oris), are muscles which pull downwards for some expressions and leave downward lines beside your mouth.

As you age, if you express this way heavily and leave these lines untreated, you will have an exaggeration of the lines under your mouth stamped on your face all the time. Botulinum is a fantastic treatment here for those that need it. It can also give a lovely turn up at the sides of the mouth.

Jaw reduction


Jaw reduction is for some patients who prefer not to have a slightly squarish face, and to correct this, Botulinum toxin, a naturally purified protein, is painlessly administered directly into the masseter to give more of a V shape to your face.

The effect takes at least two months before it is apparent, and can last more than a year in most patients, using the high-dose approach. If using the low-dose approach, then the treatment needs to be repeated every few months.

Gummy Smile


A gummy smile is when some people smile, their upper lip elevates too far above their upper teeth, exposing gums and producing an unattractive smile. This phenomenon can be due to several factors. One of the reasons is a hyperactive muscle which elevates the upper lip. Occasionally, the gummy smile is also aggravated by a thin upper lip that further contributes to the problem by exposing the upper gum even more.

Thankfully, gummy smile reduction is now possible, simple, and effective. Utilising a non-surgical approach by injecting small amounts of Botox® into the hyperactive muscle of the upper lip, Stacey will give you a smile that is natural and carefree. With this procedure, you can smile without exposing teeth & upper gums too much.


If you are interested in learning more about Dysport®/Botox®/Xeomin® use for any of these treatments, please contact Beautiphi Auckland to schedule a consultation with one of our Cosmetic Medicine Nurses.

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Friday, February 1, 2019

Botox & Dysport: Are They Similar?

The anti-wrinkle treatment Dysport works better than its older, more popular rival, Botox, at least on certain parts of the face, researchers say.




The two drugs faced off in a recent study designed to figure out which drug could best smooth out crow's feet wrinkles that extend from around the eyes on the temples of the face. Participants had one side of their face injected with Dysport and the other with Botox.

Dysport proved superior at reducing signs of crow's feet wrinkles when participants contracted their facial muscles as much as they could. In addition, two-thirds of the participants preferred the results on the side of the face treated with Dysport. Neither the researchers nor the patients knew which side received which treatment.

Wrinkle Wars on Your Skin


Botox and Dysport contain a slightly different chemical variation of botulinum toxin, a protein made by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. The drugs are thought to work in the same way, by blocking nerve signals to the muscles, thus relaxing them. Botox has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of wrinkles between the eyes (forehead wrinkles) in 2002, and Dysport was approved for the same use in 2009.



To test their effectiveness in smoothing out other wrinkles, the newest "split-face" research, headed by Dr Corey Maas, a plastic surgeon at San Francisco, Calif., involved 90 participants with a mean age of 54.

Doctors and patients were asked to rate the intensity of the crow's feet wrinkles on a scale of 0 (no wrinkles) to 4 (severe wrinkles), both in the time of the shot and one month later.

Depending on the scores, Dysport had an edge over Botox in reducing signs of wrinkles when patients contracted their muscles, as you might during grinning. When patients' muscles were at rest, there was not a significant gap between the scores.

Dosage issue


The researchers used three times as much Dysport as they did Botox said Dr. Gary Monheit an associate clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who wasn't involved in the work. Earlier studies conducted by the FDA used less Dysport, at a ratio of 2.5 to 1. Since either of these products will have a higher efficacy if the dose is increased, the researchers, if they intended to or not, might have"stacked the deck" in favour of Dysport, Monheit explained.

"A previous study that utilized a higher dose of Botox compared to one in this study found Botox was the better of the pair, '' he explained.

"For me, they're all nearly the same," he explained of the products. There's no established dose conversion between Botox or Dysport, according to a health expert.

It concludes that both have their respective benefits. The best solution is to choose the best skin care specialist for your treatments.

To get more personalized information, the best thing to do is schedule a consultation with Stacey Power at the Beautiphi Auckland.

Address: Beautiphi, 2C/1, Tika Street, Parnell, Auckland, 1052, New Zealand

Website: https://www.beautiphi.co.nz/

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