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Procedure guides
Botox
Which Botox design do you need? Botox (botulinum toxin) temporarily blocks a nerve signaling chemical to control the movement of overdeveloped muscles and soften wrinkles caused by facial expressions.
Filler
Perfect volume from every angle. Natural, as if it were your own, without worrying about side effects. It's safe because it can be dissolved whenever needed. A youthful look is possible with filler.
PRP
PRP therapy is regenerative medicine that restores damaged tissue and function. As PRP in the body decreases with age, natural healing and regenerative abilities decline as well. DOY JUN Cell Therapy optimizes your own cells at a high concentration and injects them, boosting your weakened regenerative ability once again.
Skin Booster
No more moisture that just sits on the surface. It's time to get back real radiance and firmness that fill your skin from deep within, with a skin booster. What is a skin booster? The name combines “skin” and “booster.”
Articles
Botulinum toxin for wrinkles: effects and side effects
This article explains how botulinum toxin smooths wrinkles and when the effect appears, the effects and the risk of drooping eyelids shown in a Cochrane systematic review, and what to check before injection.
Botulinum toxin for a square jaw: effects and how long they last
This article explains when the effect of botulinum toxin injections appears and how long it lasts when an enlarged masseter (chewing) muscle makes the lower face look wide, how teeth grinding relates to it, and the limits of the evidence.
Why does resistance to botulinum toxin develop?
Based on summaries of published research, this article explains the causes of resistance, in which botulinum toxin becomes less effective with repeated injections, the factors linked to it, studies on differences between products, and what to check if you feel the effect has decreased.
Hyaluronic acid fillers: types and effects
Based on the medical literature, this article explains what hyaluronic acid filler treatment is, how different products are used for different purposes, common reactions and rare serious complications, and what to check during your consultation.
Filler complications and vascular occlusion
Based on the medical literature, this article explains why vascular occlusion, the most serious of the complications that can occur after filler injections, is dangerous, which areas need particular care, and how it is managed when it occurs.
Injections that dissolve filler (hyaluronidase)
Based on the medical literature, this article explains what hyaluronidase, the enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid fillers, is, which complications it is used for, and its role and limits in emergencies.
How is nose filler different from nose surgery?
Based on the medical literature, this article explains what changes nonsurgical rhinoplasty, which reshapes the nose with filler, can make, how it differs from nose surgery, and what the rare but serious vascular complications are.
PRP for skin rejuvenation: how it works and the evidence
Based on the medical literature, this article explains how PRP skin treatment, which uses concentrated platelets from your own blood, is thought to work, what studies have found, and where the evidence is still lacking.
Skin boosters: types, effects, and the limits of the evidence
Based on summaries of published research, this article explains what skin boosters, which inject small amounts of substances such as hyaluronic acid into the skin, are, the effects and number of treatments seen in studies, side effects and the limits of the evidence, and what to check during your consultation.
Polynucleotide (PN) injections: effects and limitations
This article explains what polynucleotides (PN), known as skin-regenerating injections, are made of, how they differ from PDRN, what studies have found about their cosmetic effects and the limits of the evidence, side effects, and what to check during your consultation.
Collagen-stimulating injections (PLLA, CaHA): how they work and the evidence
This article explains how injections that stimulate collagen production, such as PLLA and CaHA, differ from hyaluronic acid fillers, what studies have found about their effects and how long they last, and their side effects and the limits of the evidence.
Why acne scars form and how they are treated
Based on the medical literature, this article explains how common acne scars are and who is more likely to get them, the types of scars and how they are assessed, and the evidence and limitations for treatments such as microneedling and radiofrequency.
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