subject: Needleless Younger Looking Skin with Pelleve [print this page] Needleless Younger Looking Skin with Pelleve
Botox, short for botulinum toxin, has long been proven to be one of the most effective wrinkle-flattening procedures. Like Pelleve, it is most commonly used to get rid of laugh lines and forehead wrinkles.
Botox is actually one of the many injectable dermal fillers used in the cosmetic surgery field to reduce, or at least minimize the visibility of wrinkles. Injectable dermal fillers are either placed or injected into the skin's first layer, the dermis. Other well-known fillers, aside from Botox, are Restylane, Perlane and Artecoll.
Both Pelleve and Botox aim to address the same aging-related skin concern - wrinkles. Pelleve uses radiowave technology to treat wrinkles unlike Botox, which uses injectable products. The severity of side effects is probably the most notable difference between the two treatments.
Pelleve wrinkle treatment rarely cause puffiness, and if ever it does occur, it is only mild and does not last longer than two days after the procedure. Botox, on the other hand, brings about headaches, bruising and pain, not to mention that it may sometimes also weaken the muscles in non-targeted areas. Pelleve does not require patients to undergo another treatment session after six months, compared to Botox.
Right after Pelleve wrinkle treatment, visible results are immediately seen. The skin becomes firmer and smoother, with fewer, less visible wrinkles. Pelleve wrinkle treatment's increasing popularity can be attributed to all these wonderful advantages.
