Four practitioners discuss how they use HA fillers and botulinum toxin synergistically to create holistic results
Dermal fillers and botulinum toxin are widely referred to as medical aesthetic practitioners’ ‘bread and butter’. They are two of the most widely used aesthetic treatments, and arguably the most known among patients and the general public. With the aesthetics specialty growing at a rapid rate, practitioners are reporting that more and more patients are coming to clinic asking for new treatments which are going to regenerate the skin without adding volume or affecting the muscles.1
However, they also emphasise that the results which can be created using the classic filler and toxin combination cannot be replicated, and the aesthetics ‘bread and butter’ is here to stay. In this article, nurse prescribers Alexandra Mills and Michelle McLean, and aesthetic practitioners Dr Glyn Estebanez and Dr Kim Booysen, share how they combine filler and toxin – alongside emerging additions – to create…
