Today's most basic approach in medical aesthetic dermatology is to give the person a rested expression that does not alienate, is free from exaggeration. Unlike the artificial and facial expressions of the past, modern injection techniques aim to preserve the anatomical balance, muscle dynamics and golden ratios of the face.
Facial Anatomy and the Importance of Maintaining Natural Expression
The bone structure, strength of facial muscles, location of fat pads and skin elasticity are different for each individual. For this reason, botox and filler applications should be planned individually based on millimetric anatomical evaluations, not standard templates. The goal is not to change the face; is to soften the factors that cause tired, droopy or stressed expression.
Micro-Dose Approach in Botox Application
In botulinum toxin applications, Baby Botox or micro-dose techniques are preferred and only specific muscle fibers that cause wrinkles are relaxed. In this way, natural facial expressions such as eyebrow raising, smiling and surprise are preserved; forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet are smoothed.
Supporting Tissue Volume with Hyaluronic Acid Fillers
With the aging process, bone and fat tissue melting occurs in the temples, cheekbones, under the eyes and jawline. With quality dermal fillers based on hyaluronic acid, which is naturally found in our body:
- A natural face lift is achieved by providing micro volume support to the carrier ligament points.
- While the lip contour is clarified, a proportionate and moist texture is created.
- By sharpening the chin and jawline, the neck-face transition is elegantly balanced.
Post-Procedure Process and Things to Consider
You can return to social life immediately after the injection. During the first 24 hours, no pressure should be applied to the application area, and excessively hot baths, saunas and heavy sports should be avoided. The application must be performed by specialist physicians who are familiar with anatomy, using original FDA-approved products.
