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Botox and fillers are very similar; both are used to reduce fine lines and wrinkles around the entire face area: forehead lines, frown lines, crow’s feet, cheekbones, lip contour, and lip volume. However, there are subtle differences between what are really two slightly different types of anti-wrinkle injectables: Botox, on the one hand, is an injectable that is used to treat active facial lines - in other words, those lines that have only recently formed. Fillers, on the other hand, are used to treat firmly established wrinkles, reducing them simply by adding volume.

Did you know that Botox is now the most popular cosmetic surgery treatment, with more than six million treatments administered every single year all around the world? But what exactly is it, and what does it do?

We have tried all the lotions and potions containing rare ingredients from the most remote parts of the world, in the quest for younger looking skin. However, sometimes no-matter how hard a product works, it can only do so much. For real results, some of us have been turning to anti-wrinkle injectables aka Botox for a number of years now, though not so many of us are openly admitting to it. Therapie Clinic, Shop Street, Galway, has reported a record demand and a lengthy waiting list for the treatment.