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Botulinum toxin

THE OPERATION

Botox or Vistabel is the trade name for the injectable medication, Botulinum toxin. Used in minute quantities it has for many years successfully treated facial spasms. For now more than ten years it has been used in aesthetic surgery to diminish “dynamic” wrinkles in the face.

INDICATION

Dynamic, mimic dependent facial wrinkles.

COUNTER INDICATIONS

Neural diseases.
Skin infections.
Pregnancy.

TREATMENT

The agent is injected into the specifi c muscles that are to be weakened.

Treatment time: Several minutes.
Anesthesia: With anesthetic cream.
Scars: None.

POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS

Asymmetry of facial expression may occur as well as drooping of an eye lid, both are reversible.

POSTTREATMENT CARE

Temporary bruising and swelling may occur. It may take up to one week before Botox takes full effect. It usually lasts between 3 and 6 months. To maintain the effect requires repeated injections. It has been found that over time, the effects of Botox last longer.


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Fillers

THE OPERATION

A biocompatible, absorbable fi ller is used to replace vanished facial soft tissue or to fi ll facial creases. There is a vast array of fi llers. We currently use a cross linked hyaluronic acid product. (Hyaluronic acid is a natural building block in the skin and does not require allergy testing).

INDICATION

Facial skin wrinkles.
Thin lips.

COUNTER INDICATIONS

Infected skin.
Prior treatments with non absorbable fi llers.
Pregnancy.

TREATMENT

Local injection of the viscous product.

Treatment time: Several minutes.
Anesthesia: Local anesthesia
Scars: None.

POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS

Temporary superfi cial irregularities.
Bruises.
Infection.

POSTTREATMENT CARE

No intense sun exposure during the first 48 hours.


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Peeling

THE OPERATION

There are various peeling agents on the market, including phenol combinationsas well as glycolic and other fruit and trichloric acids.

INDICATION

Sun damaged skin with fi ne wrinkles, shallow acne scars and mild hyperpigmentation.

COUNTER INDICATIONS

Pigmented skin.
Herpes prone patients need prophylactic treatment.

TREATMENT

The agent is applied with a brush, swab or cotton tips.

Treatment time: Several minutes.
Anesthesia: Rarely necessary.
Scars: None.

POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS

If deep action is required, depigmentation of the treated zones cannot be avoided. In many types of skin a reversible hyperpigmentation occurs.

PERIODE POST-OPERATOIRE

During the fi rst week, the oozing wound needs frequent changing of the medication. Creams are applied. The initial redness turns into pink and disappears slowly after 3 months. During this recovery period, Total sun block is compulsory.


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Dermabrasion

THE OPERATION

Smoothening of the skin through superfi cial sanding.

INDICATION

Sun damaged.
Wrinkly skin.
Acne and other scars.

COUNTER INDICATIONS

Certain skin types.
Known bad scarring.
Herpes prone patients need prophylactic treatment.

OPERATION

Motor driven diamond heads are used to mechanically remove the damaged skin layers.

Treatment time: 30-60 minutes.
Anesthesia: Local or general anesthesia.
Cicatrices: Usually none.

POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS

Too deep sanding may cause hypertrophic scarring.
Deep dermabrasion leaves depigmented zone.
Temporary hyperpigmentation in certain skin types.

PERIODE POST-OPERATOIRE

During the fi rst week, the oozing wound needs frequent changing of the medication. Creams are applied.


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