Abstract

Objectives: To be able to improve skin quality using micro toxin and dermal filler combination Introduction: Skin improvement is the most sought after treatment in any aesthetic clinic. Facial rejuvenation is a type of cosmetic treatment that uses non-invasive or minimally invasive procedures to restore the skin elasticity and improve the appearance of the skin. Materials / method: Combination of Intradermal Hyaluronic Acid Filler and Intradermal Botulinum Toxin has been a trend in Asian countries for treatment of younger patients for pore minimization, sebum control and skin lifting. Results: Hyaluronic Acid filler once injected into the dermis, binds to 500 to 1000x its own weight of water in the extracellular matrix and induces it to swell, restoring the skin hydrobalance, creating some volume, increasing skin turgor, and improving its structure and elasticity. The purpose of injecting this type of cross-linked Hyaluronic Acid is for skin rejuvenation and hydration, not volume. Botulinum Toxin when injected intradermally realigns the imbalance of the facial muscles by weakening the downward pull of the depressors and allowing the levators to contract in a compensatory fashion. Conclusion: Multimodal Injectable Treatment is an emerging trend. This is a safe, quick, easy to perform and a very effective aesthetic procedure with high patient satisfaction and retention.