Forehead Wrinkles, Nasolabial Folds and Carboxytherapy
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Forehead Wrinkles, Nasolabial Folds and Carboxytherapy

Nasolabial folds and forehead wrinkles are the two areas that add the most years to a face: in a cosmetologist's observation, plus 5–10 years. Nasolabial folds are best corrected before deep creases appear, botulinum toxin injections work on forehead wrinkles, and for those who do not want injections there is needle-free carboxytherapy, which stimulates collagen production.

Nasolabial folds: don't put it off

Nasolabial folds make us look much older — plus 5–10 years to our age. Especially if you wait too long: then deep creases appear that are not so easy to remove and that do not flatter us at all.

Forehead Wrinkles, Nasolabial Folds and Carboxytherapy

After a nasolabial fold correction, the result is visible right away — so clients leave with a sparkle in their eyes and then receive a sea of compliments.

Forehead wrinkles: botulinum toxin injections

So as not to ask a photographer to "photoshop out the forehead wrinkles", you can remove them in real life. Botulinum toxin injections help you:

Forehead Wrinkles, Nasolabial Folds and Carboxytherapy
  • not just deal with wrinkles;
  • achieve a harmonious look of the face;
  • look 5–10 years younger.

Needle-free carboxytherapy

Needle-free carboxytherapy is a technique for saturating the skin with carbon dioxide. It gives a noticeable rejuvenating effect: thanks to activated blood microcirculation, collagen — the main building material for cells — is produced more intensively.

Forehead Wrinkles, Nasolabial Folds and Carboxytherapy

More about the effect and the course of treatment in the article "Facial Carboxytherapy: Results and Course of Treatment".

First published on the Biotonika school Facebook page on 17.08.2023.

Questions and answers

Should I put off correcting nasolabial folds?

No: if you wait too long, deep creases form that are not so easy to remove.

What is needle-free carboxytherapy?

A technique for saturating the skin with carbon dioxide without injections: it activates blood microcirculation, and collagen production increases.

Larysa Lonchar

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Larysa Lonchar

Bioregulatory cosmetologist, teacher at the Biotonika school

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