A half-zone Botox treatment is a smaller Botox procedure for a limited treatment area, requiring less botulinum toxin than a full-zone treatment. The doctor will determine whether a half-zone is sufficient based on your anatomy, muscle activity, and desired results.
“3-zone Botox” means that three treatment areas are treated, usually the glabellar area, the forehead, and the crow’s feet. The doctor tailors the treatment and dosage to your face, muscle activity, and desired results.
“2-zone Botox” means that two treatment areas are treated during the same appointment, such as the glabellar area and the forehead. The dosage is determined individually by the doctor for each zone.
1 zone of Botox means that one treatment area is treated, such as the glabellar area, the forehead, or crow’s feet. The doctor determines the required amount of Botox based on your anatomy and muscle strength.
At Aepril Clinics, we deliberately choose treatments that we are convinced are safe, predictable, and scientifically sound. Because we believe that the potential risks, complications, and relatively temporary results of a thread lift often do not outweigh the benefits, we…
In our opinion, for no one. These potential complications and side effects do not outweigh the temporary effect of the treatment.
Depending on your skin type and preferences, treatments such as Radiesse Hyperdiluted, Sculptra, Profhilo Structura, or strategically placed fillers can provide a more natural-looking result. During a consultation, the doctor will assess which treatment is best suited to your face.
Removing a thread lift is often difficult. When a thread causes problems, it can sometimes be removed surgically, but this is not always easy or even possible.
A thread lift is a medical procedure that is generally safe when performed by an experienced doctor. However, there are risks and potential complications. That is why a thorough consultation beforehand is important.
The lifting effect is usually temporary. For many people, the visible results fade within a few months to about one year. The exact duration depends on the threads used, skin quality, and personal factors.
