Fillers, Botox & skin boosters
Physician-administered injectable treatments — dermal fillers, botulinum toxin, and skin boosters — used to address volume loss, dynamic wrinkles, and skin hydration.
What it is & how it works
A category of physician-administered injectable treatments: dermal fillers (typically hyaluronic acid-based) restore lost volume and structure; botulinum toxin (Botox) temporarily relaxes targeted muscles to soften dynamic wrinkles such as frown lines and crow's feet; skin boosters deliver hyaluronic acid and other agents into the skin's surface layers to improve hydration and texture rather than add volume.
How it's done
Performed in-clinic by a physician after a facial assessment to determine treatment goals and appropriate product/technique; sessions typically take 15–30 minutes with minimal downtime beyond possible mild swelling or bruising at injection sites; Botox effects appear over 3–7 days and last roughly 3–4 months, filler results are immediate and last 6–18 months depending on product and area, and skin boosters are typically done in a short course with maintenance sessions.
Why Unfold Longevity
Administered only by a physician after an individualized facial assessment, with product, dose, and technique matched to your anatomy and goals rather than a standardized package.
Well-established treatments with a strong safety record when administered by a trained physician; risks include bruising, swelling, asymmetry, and, rarely, more serious complications such as vascular occlusion with filler, which is why administration by an experienced, qualified physician and careful technique matter; not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, screened for at consultation.
Related questions
Filler adds volume and structure in a specific area (like cheeks or lips) and works immediately; Botox relaxes targeted muscles to soften wrinkles caused by repeated expression, taking a few days to take effect; skin boosters improve overall skin hydration and texture rather than adding volume, delivered more broadly across the treated area. The right option, or combination, depends on your specific concern.
Botox typically lasts 3–4 months, filler 6–18 months depending on the product and area, and skin boosters are maintained with periodic sessions; all are well-established treatments with a strong safety record when administered by a trained physician, though bruising or swelling at injection sites is common and resolves within days.
Every treatment starts with a proper assessment
Not treatment sold on the first call. A clinician reviews your case before anything is recommended.