Anti-Wrinkle Injections vs Skin Boosters: Why Your Face Might Want Both
Anti-wrinkle injections and skin boosters are often talked about in the same breath, but they do very different jobs. Dr Olivia McCormack from Wellface explains how each one works, who they suit, and why pairing them can soften lines while restoring hydration and glow.
Transcript
what is the difference between anti-wrinkle treatment and skin boosters anti-wrinkle treatment are targeting those dynamic lines formed when we use facial expressions so when we're frowning raising our eyebrows this treatment is directly targeting the muscle activity to prevent those fine lines and wrinkles from forming whereas your skin boosters on the other hand are there to target the overall skin quality texture glow hydration ultimately both treatments are needed to give that overall impact but both do very different things in different ways what we love most about these treatments is that they're safe and easy to use interchangeably with a multi-modality treatment package so whether it's your devices or facials that type of thing both of these fit in really beautifully
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