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Dynamic Relaxers of the Face
1Ra Skin and Aesthetics, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
Abstract:
Dynamics of the facial aesthetics is changing rapidly as we treat more and more faces. Our understanding of the molecule at hand and its various applications only expands as our learnings progress. Perception and expectation of the end goal to beauty itself are evolving, and therefore newer ways of analyzing, understanding, and delivering of any aesthetic drug have to evolve continuously. Botulinum toxin is one of the wonders in the aesthetic world, which led the entire focus of the medical fraternity into nonsurgical facial aesthetics. Botulinum toxin was and is still the best tool for relaxing lateral canthal lines and glabellar frown lines. However, it has evolved further to now impart changes/enhancements in skin texture and luminosity, enhancement in facial shape, and reduction in glandular activity of sebaceous, sweat, and salivary glands, therefore leading to a lot more aesthetic application while it still remains as the line eraser.
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