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Lip filler: what to expect + potential side effects | dermal filler for lip augmentation

Lip Filler: What to Expect + Potential Side Effects | Dermal Filler for Lip Augmentation

Lip enhancement procedures, particularly through the use of fillers, have surged in popularity as a means to achieve fuller, more defined lips. The use of Botox and other neurotoxin brands are popular for the lip flip procedure which subtly changes the shape of the upper lip, where it becomes turned upward and outward.  While these treatments are generally safe and effective when administered by experienced professionals, like any cosmetic procedure, they come with potential risks and side effects. Understanding these risks is crucial for anyone considering lip enhancement treatments, ensuring informed decisions and optimal outcomes. Potential Side Effects of Lip Augmentation with Dermal Filler + Lip Flip  Immediately following lip filler enhancement procedures, several common, temporary side effects may be observed. These typically subside on their own within a few days to a week: Swelling and Bruising: The most frequent side effects, swelling and bruising, can vary in intensity from mild…

Lip flip vs lip filler: what is a botox lip flip and how does it differ from lip fillers?

Lip Flip VS Lip Filler: What is a Botox lip flip and how does it differ from lip fillers?

The Botox lip flip has emerged as a popular cosmetic procedure for those seeking a natural-looking lip enhancement without the added volume that comes with fillers. This technique uses Botox, a brand name for botulinum toxin, to create the illusion of fuller, more pronounced lips by relaxing the muscles around the mouth. Other brand names of botulinum toxins that can be used are Xeomin, Jeveau, Dysport or Daxify.  This method is distinct from traditional lip fillers, which physically augment lip size and shape by injecting substances like hyaluronic acid. Understanding the nuances of the Botox lip flip and how it contrasts with fillers can help individuals make informed decisions about which option best suits their aesthetic goals. Botox Lip Flip Treatment Explained The lip flip procedure involves the precise injection of Botox into the orbicularis oris muscle, which encircles the mouth. By carefully targeting this muscle, Botox temporarily relaxes it,…

What age should i start getting botox? | when to start preventative botox

What Age Should I Start Getting Botox? | When to Start Preventative Botox

There is no text book time to start taking preventative measures against aging. People in their 20s or their early 30s can benefit from Botox injections as frequently as once a year to reduce the tension on skin from muscle movements. With its proven effectiveness in treating and preventing wrinkles, Botox has become a popular option not only for those looking to address existing signs of aging but also for younger individuals seeking preventive measures. Understanding the nuances of Botox’s effects on the skin is essential to determining the best age to begin treatments.  Does Botox Work to Prevent Wrinkles? Yes, Botox does prevent wrinkles, but it’s important to distinguish between the two types of facial wrinkles it affects: “static” or “resting” lines, and “dynamic wrinkles.” Dynamic wrinkles are caused by facial muscle movement, whereas static lines are the creases that remain when the skin is at rest. Botox primarily…

- botox before and after pictures: what should i look for? - verve cosmetics nyc

Botox Before and After Pictures: What Should I Look For?

When considering Botox treatments, the before and after photos can provide valuable insights into an injector’s expertise. But what exactly should you be looking for!? Non-surgical dermal filler treatments are a much easier alternative to traditional plastic surgery, but there’s a lot to consider before you book.  What is Botox? How do Botox Treatments Work?  Botox is a brand of neurotoxin that reduces muscle movement and reduces facial wrinkles and creases, ultimately reducing signs of aging.  Whenever the skin on our face moves, the body’s nervous system sends signals to the muscles underneath the skin, called neurotransmitters, that cause the muscles (and our skin) to move. Over time, these facial expressions and movement of the facial muscles is what causes the appearance of lines and wrinkles in areas such as between the brow, glabella, and forehead.  Botox, a form of neuromodulator, is used to block the neurotransmitters that are sent…

Why is gen z aging faster than millennials? | baby botox, skincare, + cosmetic procedures in your early 20s

Why is Gen Z Aging Faster than Millennials? | Baby Botox, Skincare, + Cosmetic Procedures in Your Early 20s

With the ongoing rise of the digital age and increased use of social media (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, etc.), we are constantly looking at images and videos of ourselves. On top of that, a majority of the content the younger generation (Gen Z) may be consuming is from influencers discussing their skincare routines, cosmetic procedures (plastic surgery and non-surgical) they may have gotten done or are considering getting done, and other anti-aging techniques.  While Tiktok and Instagram are great tools for entertainment, gen z’s obsession with retinol, sunscreen, and other skincare products might not be as helpful as the beauty industry would like them to think.  In a turn of events, some gen zers are noticing that all of these skin care tips and tricks may be making Generation Z look older than millennials. As a result of this, the trend of “Baby Botox” has become more popular amongst gen zers in an attempt…

10 tips on how to choose the right cosmetic injector | helping you choose an injector

10 Tips on How to Choose the Right Cosmetic Injector | Helping You Choose an Injector

When considering a non-surgical procedure, choosing the right cosmetic injector is crucial. There are many things to consider before booking a consultation, but how do you know if your cosmetic injector is the “right injector”? Dr. Stephen Bracci, founder of VERVE Medical Cosmetics, has the top 10 tips on how to choose the right aesthetic provider. Top 10 Tips on Choosing the Right Cosmetic Dermal Filler Injector Assess if injectables are the main focus of the injector’s work week, preferably being their only task. Proficiency in injectables and keeping up with the latest trends is difficult if they also work full time in other medical specialties. Confirm that they use a wide range of injectables and dermal fillers, not just limited to certain products. They should have experience with various materials like Hyaluronic Acid, Juvéderm, Botox, Voluma, Belotero, Versa, and more importantly, Calcium Hydroxyapatite (Radiesse), and Sculptra (PLLA).  Ensure they…

Which cosmetic dermal filler injectable is right for me? | types of injectable dermal fillers

Which Cosmetic Dermal Filler Injectable is Right for Me? | Types of Injectable Dermal Fillers

When considering a non-surgical cosmetic injectable treatment, the type of injectable fillers that will be used may be the last thing on your mind. There are many different types of dermal fillers that your cosmetic surgeon can choose while performing a procedure. We have  the most popular fillers that are used during a cosmetic treatment to give you an idea of what each of them are used for and what Dr. Bracci likes to use to achieve the best results. What are the different types of cosmetic injectables and dermal fillers? Botox: Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) is a neurotoxin that helps to reduce the appearance of facial wrinkles. Botox is typically injected in the vertical lines between the eyebrows (Glabella) , lines around the eyes (Crow’s Feet), and horizontal lines on the forehead area. Botox works by blocking the signals that cause our facial muscles to contract. It is able to relax…

Botox vs dysport - which wrinkle treatment is right for you?

Botox vs Dysport – Which wrinkle treatment is right for you?

Treating fine lines and wrinkles Botox (botulinum toxin) and Dysport are both neurotoxin medications that, when injected to the treatment area, block or reduce muscular activation in specific areas. Other similar neurotoxins include XEOMIN, Jeveau, and Daxxify. Commonly, these medications are used aesthetically to treat wrinkles and fine lines in areas like between the eyes (glabellar lines), frown lines, forehead lines, and the corners of the eyes. By relaxing the muscle tension, they can reduce the lines or the wrinkles that are seen with muscular pole and  movement. This is very popular because it can decrease the lines that we see between the eyes in the forehead and around the eyes. Typically, they take up to a week to show effects, which typically last several months or more.= In essence, these are neuromodulators. They modulate the neurological communication between nerves and muscles by blocking or interfering with protein signals from…

When you are seeking an expert you can trust for full facial rejuvenation and eye bag elimination, Verve Medical Cosmetics offers the most focused non-surgical solutions.

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