皱纹的形成是由于多种因素所造成,包括年龄、长时间在太阳下曝晒而晒伤、吸烟、或遗传等等。 随着年龄增长,皮肤中的胶原蛋白和弹性纤维减少,皮肤也变得更加干燥,都有机会减少皮肤弹性,形成皱纹。 常见皱纹有额头纹、眉心纹及鱼尾纹。
动态皱纹
1.作出不同面部表情时出现的皱纹6
2.如皱眉时的眉心纹、抬眉时的额头纹,大笑时的鱼尾纹
静态皱纹
1.面部没有表情仍出现的纹路6
2.如没有作表情时仍能看到的法令纹和木偶纹
3.动态皱纹或会随时间变成为静态皱纹
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家族歷史中有多汗狀況
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效果短暂,需不断地重复涂抹,已混和了止汗剂的汗腋亦会产生异味
切除汗腺外科手术
具创伤性,有机会令肤色加深或形成疤痕,相对地费用较昂贵,复发机会高,亦有机会出现代偿性出汗的后遗症24
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辨明香港BOTOX®保妥适®正货包装
1. 疗效能维持多久?
2. 我想接受BOTOX®保妥适®疗程,但我听说它是由毒素制成的,它是否安全?
3.若长期使用BOTOX®保妥适®,剂量会否一次比一次提高?
4.会否造成面部肌肉僵硬? 面部肌肉会否受损?
5.BOTOX®保妥适®可与Juvéderm®透明质酸一起使用吗?
備註
‡: Medical Insight, Inc 2018. Global Facial Injectables Market Study. December 2018. Based on worldwide neurotoxins market 2017 (in sales value).
*: Allergan. Unpublished Data. INT/0292/2018(1). March 2019. #: BOTOX® Prescribing Information. HK-41906. May 2013.
†: Allergan. Data on File. REF-74184.UNPUBLISHED DATA: BOTOX® number of vials shipped as of March 2019 INT/0292/2018(1). March 2019.
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