One of the most popular wrinkle-reducing treatments is neuromodulator injections.
Botox, a neuromodulator, ranks as a top noninvasive treatment for quickly minimizing wrinkles and lines.
While you may think that all fine lines and wrinkles are the same from one person to the next, that’s not necessarily the case. Skin thickness, texture, type, the amount of collagen and elastin in the skin, and hydration levels influence the formation of one of two types of wrinkles: static and dynamic. When a wrinkle results from repetitive facial movements over time—think squinting, frowning, laughing, and smiling—that’s a dynamic wrinkle, which responds best to a neuromodulator like Botox. Other wrinkles are known as static wrinkles, which are visible when the face is at rest.
So many people are fans of FDA-approved Botox. They routinely repeat their injections because it’s the best way to reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles and smooth the skin.