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Who can receive training and provide medical aesthetic treatments for lines and wrinkles?
Qualified medical professionals(doctors, dentists, nurses)who have attended a recognised cosmetic course with the products used and have the correct medical insurance.
What causes wrinkles?.
Every time we laugh, smile or frown, Dynamic Wrinkles are created by the contractions in our delicate facial muscles. Over time, these 'contractions' leave us with what we know as frown lines, crow's feet and laughter lines. By blocking impulses from the nerves to our tiny facial muscles, temporarily relaxing them so that they don't contract, certain injectable wrinkle treatments soften the appearance of these lines. While the untreated muscles react in a normal way allowing facial expressions to be unaffected, the skin itself remains smooth and unwrinkled. The improvement can be surprisingly dramatic.
This excellent and inexpensive treatment achieves superb results and is ideal for the removal of:
- frown lines
- crow's feet
- laughter lines
- forehead creases
How long does the wrinkle treatment take?
Each treatment takes approximately 30 minutes.
How long will the wrinkle treatment last?
Depending on the individual, results can last up to 6 months. There is however evidence to suggest that the muscles eventually retrain themselves so that less frequent treatments may be necessary over time.
In summary
Non-intrusive and painless, wrinkle treatments are administered through a tiny micro-needle so fine that there is very minimal discomfort. Treatment may be carried out immediately since no 'test patch' is required, and normal activities can be resumed immediately.
Medical Aesthetics Training Information for Medical Professionals.
For more information regarding KT Training cosmetic courses and botox training for medical professionals doctors, dentists and nurses visit www.kttraining.co.uk.
Botox and other medical aesthetic treatments should be adminstered by a qualified medical professional who is trained and insured to provide the botox treatment. |
