Botox is a neuromodulator that relaxes muscles responsible for wrinkles, making wrinkles vanish as muscles relax. In contrast, fillers, commonly hyaluronic acid, are injected to restore volume in areas of the face affected by aging or if a patient has a naturally short chin.

Cloudy days don't reduce UV ray penetration, so sunscreen remains essential. Don't forget to reapply every 3 hours when spending extended time outdoors to ensure protection.

Scrubbing, especially in sensitive areas like underarms or groin, can darken the skin due to friction. These regions are prone to darkening because of constant rubbing during movement, and excessive scrubbing can exacerbate the issue.

While there may be slight discomfort, getting filler injections is usually less painful than expected. They contain a numbing solution called lidocaine, and when administered gently, should not be painful. For Botox, we use a topical anesthesia to numb the treatment area, so you should only feel a minor sting. The eyebrow area can be a bit more sensitive, causing a somewhat stronger sting that quickly dissipates.