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Could this be the new benchmark for anti-wrinkle treatments?

Anti-wrinkle treatment loyalists have long been hooked on its skin smoothing and line-reducing properties, scheduling regular, rolling appointments to maintain a youthful visage. However, as time goes on, it seems that more frequent treatments are required, or higher doses are needed, and the efficacy is perhaps not as strong as it once was.

Resistance Reducing Results: Understanding Resistance to Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Resistance to the effects of botulinum toxin, the active ingredient in anti-wrinkle injections, means that the injections are not as effective as they used to be. This results in needing higher doses or more frequent treatments to achieve the same desired effect.

What is botulinum toxin resistance? Why your anti-wrinkle treatment might not work like it used to

Skincare has come a long way, but there’s little that currently rivals the complexion-smoothing effects of injectable botulinum toxin treatments.

The lowdown on the latest anti-wrinkle treatment available in NZ

We love an anti-ageing serum as much as the next person, but the reality is, over-the-counter products won’t cut it if you’re after serious line and wrinkle reducing results.

As appearance medicine evolves, purity is increasingly important

Increasingly accepted and accessible, the uptick of anti-wrinkle treatments continues to rise as more people explore appearance medicine options, and different demographics seek out the treatment.

Considering an anti-wrinkle injectable?

For many of us, a well-rounded skincare routine can be one that includes cosmetic procedures like injectables. Often utilised to give the impression of a more youthful appearance, what previously may have been an area of beauty that was kept under wraps has never been more open — and accepted.

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XEOMIN® (Incobotulinumtoxin A) 50, 100 Units is a Prescription Medicine. Indications: In adults, for the treatment of cervical dystonia; blepharospasm; spasticity of the upper limb; upper facial lines: glabellar frown lines, lateral periorbital lines (crow’s feet), horizontal forehead lines. XEOMIN® has both risks and benefits, consult your doctor if XEOMIN® is right for you. Further information on the risks and benefits of XEOMIN® can be found in the Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) available from www.medsafe.govt.nz or by calling 0800 822 310. Use strictly as directed. If symptoms continue or you have side effects, see your doctor, pharmacist or health care professional. Common side effects include: Headaches; nausea; tenderness, swelling, redness, numbness or bruising of the skin; dry eye; heavy feeling of eyelid/ eyebrow/forehead; face/brow not symmetrical, dropping eyelids/eyebrows. Serious side effects are rare and include allergic reactions.

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Last updated: April 2023.

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