The use of injectable agents, specifically soft tissue fillers and botulinum toxin type A, has risen dramatically in recent years due to increased demand for minimally-invasive techniques.1 However, in my view, a solid skincare regime should be used in synergy with injectables to achieve optimum results and improve overall skin health.
To achieve this, it is vital for patients to learn the importance of taking a holistic 360 approach to skincare and injectables. Advances in both the science behind injectables and innovations in skincare products means it is no longer enough to use just one or the other. There are several benefits of integrating them to improve the appearance of the skin and nourish it.2-4 If the skin is hydrated properly, for example, I personally find that the effects of dermal fillers are more effective and last longer. Currently, there are limited studies and research…
