Wrinkle Reduction  injections Does More Than Just Smooth Away Wrinkles

Obviously, Wrinkle Reduction  injections can preserve your smooth, wrinkle-less skin. But, did you know it could even help you maintain your blow-out or stop your migraines or sweaty hands from being a nuisance? Should we really use the chemical equivalent of a sweat straitjacket just because we want less sweaty hands? What do we need to know before injecting Wrinkle Reduction  injections our scalps, hands, underarms or temples (in the name of migraine prevention)?

Wrinkle Reduction  injections prevents Chronic Migraines – FDA approved

Wrinkle Reduction  injections works by relaxing muscles that are compressing irritating a nerve. Nerves yield sensation to our foreheads, the area behind our ears, and the back of the scalp that enter these areas through small tunnels in the skull. After exiting via these small tunnels, they pass through muscle before reaching the skin. When activated, the muscle can pull on these nerves, irritating them since there isn’t much slack after exiting a small tunnel made of bone. It is thought that this nerve irritation triggers chronic migraine headaches, but if you relax the muscle with Botulinum Toxin, there is less traction on the nerve and thus less irritation, so you usually end up with fewer migraine headaches.

Wrinkle Reduction  injections to get rid of migraines are great, but it’s not for everyone, so who should avoid getting this procedure? Patients who have not had a complete neurological workup should avoid it until they do.

It should be noted that the areas where Wrinkle Reduction  injections is administered for chronic migraine headaches are different from those where it is injected for cosmetic reasons. In other words, getting Wrinkle Reduction  injections for migraines is a medical, not a cosmetic-medical procedure.

Wrinkle Reduction  injections reduces Excessive Sweating–FDA Approved

The underarm is the most common area where Wrinkle Reduction  injections,  is injected to treat hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating), The annoying thing is that people with hyperhidrosis in one area are prone to have it in other areas as well. Side note, women who are pregnant, trying to get pregnant, or nursing should not get Wrinkle Reduction  injections.

After you get Wrinkle Reduction  injections for hyperhidrosis, don’t get too excited and throw away your deodorant; it may decrease the amount of sweat in your armpit, but maybe not the smell! Wrinkle Reduction  injections works primarily on eccrine glands (which produce watery sweat) and less on apocrine glands.

Wrinkle Reduction  injections is a go for wrinkles, fine lines and even sweaty problems. But, for a sweaty scalp it might be best to invest in a dry-shampoo product to keep your luscious blow-out going for a few days longer.

Hair Removal goes High Tech

Leg hair, back hair, chin hair — it doesn’t matter how many perfectly rational and functional reasons the science-set serves up in defense of body hair, the modern species simply does not care. We want our skin silky, smooth and bare, and by golly, we’ll go to high-tech lengths to get it.

As our taste in body hair has evolved (or devolved), so have our methods of getting rid of it. Tweezing, shaving and plucking are considered virtually archaic. In fact, the 2014 annual statistics released by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery state that laser hair removal ranks as the third most popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedure.

So wildly popular that it’s spawned an industry that specializes solely in smooth hairless skin, laser hair removal uses lasers to point highly concentrated, pulsating beams of light into hair follicles to destroy hair at the root. Laser hair removal does not guarantee permanent hair removal, and requires multiple treatments (typically six to eight), but what it does do is hinder future hair from growing, if and when it does grow back, the hair is remarkably finer, lighter and more sparse. This treatment can cause redness and swelling and works best on people with pale to light skin and dark hair, but there are also longer wavelength lasers that can treat darker skin without causing hyper-pigmentation.

Another popular hair removal method might do the trick. Electrolysis treatments insert a thin probe into individual hair follicles, destroying the hair at the root with short-wave radio frequency and then removing it with forceps. This is a great way to get rid of unwanted hair on the face and any other area you might want hair free. This is by no means a quick fix, the number of sessions necessary to eradicate unwanted hair vary from person to person and can range from 10 to 25, but there’s very little pain involved, so that’s a plus. Each treatment lasts between 15 minutes to an hour.

There’s also a hair removal cream called Vaniqa that is approved by the FDA to inhibit the growth of facial hair. You slap it on twice a day and then watch as, in four to six weeks, Vaniqa magically vanquishes the unwanted hair. It’s not permanent, nor is it without possible side effects (acne, redness, rashes and tingling,) but it is effective in reducing the growth of pesky hairs.

So, aren’t you glad there are a few options to get you smooth, silky and hair free just in time. Of course you are — and you’re welcome.