Would Botox work for upper lip lines?
To make a long story short – no!! Botox in the upper lip lines softens them a little. But at 78, my guess is that you probably have moderately deep...
Is CO2 laser safe for wrinkles on the eyelids?
Okay – so 3 thoughts on this question. The answer is yes with these restrictions: 1) The fractional CO2 is safer than the traditional CO2 on the eyelids so make...
I recently ordered Retin A and was given desonite cream. Are they similar drugs? I…
You bring up a good point and no, they are not the same, at least in the U.S. Did you order this off the web? In most countries, if you...
Can Botox be done around the mouth to help with lip lines?
Yes, this is a fairly common use of Botox but is an “off-label” area for the FDA. The product itself is still safe, of course, but the MD should be very experienced...
Would it be a good idea to use the DOT CO2 laser on the legs…
This is a tough one because the answer to this really isn’t known. I think there are a LOT of women (include me on this one) who would love to...
Can Botoxing some muscles create other lines?
The muscles that causes the "11s" frown lines are the corrugator muscles – one on each side. Their anatomy actually varies more than you would think from person to person. ...
Can Thermage Or Ultherapy Reduce Wrinkles?
Both Ultherapy and Thermage generally do NOT reduce wrinkles. They are intended to tighten and lift slightly. Of the two, Thermage is better, in my opinion. It requires one treatment instead of 3 and...
Kathy Dallas Kd-12 Cream
I’m sorry but I’m not familiar with that brand cream, so cannot advise about it. However, here is a link to the antioxidant, anti-aging and repair creams I have tried and absolutely...
What can I do about sleep lines on my cheeks parallel to my nose?
Thank you! The kind of lines that you describe are often from sleeping with our faces scrunched on the pillow a certain way each night. Changing position frequently and trying...
A re-answer to a question about fine lines.
Okay - I know this is hard to describe sometimes so I'm think you mean on the cheeks themselves - that fine, sometimes crisscrossed wrinkling. You might want to look...
