When we talk about anti-ageing, most people don’t automatically think about cheek fillers – they are more likely to think about skin tightening treatments, and injectable anti-wrinkle treatments such as Botox. Importance of Volume Loss in Cheeks As we age, our skin loses its elasticity and volume due to a decrease in collagen production and …
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The Rise of Skin Boosters Now we are in our lovely new clinic in the heart of Lichfield city centre, I am able to take stock of the treatments we have been offering – it really has been chaos lately!! However I’ve realised that we are starting to perform more and more skin booster treatments …
Can you use Skin Boosters instead of Dermal Fillers? Read More »
As we age, our skin undergoes changes that can cause us to feel less confident and worry about how we look to others. The media has left many women scared to use fillers, as they feel that they will be left looking unnatural. However, anti-ageing aesthetic treatments such as fillers and skin boosters can help …
Dermal fillers are injectable treatments used to add volume and soften wrinkles or folds in the face. They can also be used to enhance facial features such as lips, cheeks and jawline. Most dermal fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance found in skin that helps maintain moisture levels, firmness and elasticity. …
How do dermal fillers work? Sally Wagstaff Aesthetics, Lichfield Read More »
Dermal fillers and lip fillers are two types of dermal injections that can be used to improve the appearance of the skin. While dermal fillers are typically used for treating wrinkles, lip fillers are specifically designed to enhance the volume and shape of the lips. When considering dermal fillers and lip fillers, it is important …
Are Dermal Fillers the same as Lip Fillers? Sally Wagstaff Aesthetics, Lichfield Read More »
After overhearing this more than once on my travels, I realised I should probably address it! – I’ve noticed that people often use the term ‘botox’ as a cover-all term for injectables including lip fillers. For example ‘how much botox has she got in those lips?!’ and similar comments. Not everyone does know the difference …
