Drooping Brows
Drooping brows (or ‘ptosis’) may occur as we grow older, due to the loss of collagen, elastin and skin hydrators that leads to skin laxity. Extrinsic factors that speed up the formation of lines include prolonged sun exposure without protection, smoking, diet and lifestyle. Drooping brows can make the face look tired, sad and aged, as well as the ability to wear make-up such as eyeshadow or eyeliner.
Treatment Options
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Polynucleotides
By harnessing the natural mechanisms of cellular regeneration, polynucleotides offer a safe and effective solution for improving skin texture, elasticity and appearance.
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HIFU
Focused acoustic energy penetrates the skin's surface and targets specific layers, including the deep foundational layer or the SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System). This process stimulates collagen production and encourages tissue rejuvenation.
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Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Botulinum toxin A, or ‘Botox’, temporarily relaxes the muscles acting to pull down on the brow, optimising the brow shape, creating a naturally yet subtly lifted brow and a more youthful appearance.
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Medical-Grade Skincare
Medical-grade skincare has revolutionised the aesthetic industry in recent years, with clinically proven active ingredients working to tremendously improve and maintain skin cell function.
