How to easily remove nasolabial folds with maximum effect

Video correction of nasolabial folds and wrinkles

Sooner or later, every woman, standing in front of the mirror, understands that time is inexorable. Many creams have been tried, but the telltale wrinkles are becoming deeper and deeper, and the face no longer looks so beautiful.

Nasolabial folds are wrinkles from the nose to the lower part of the face. Usually appear from 30-33 years of age.

Cognitive: in people who are often susceptible to emotions, as well as with active facial expressions, the appearance of wrinkles occurs earlier. Facial anatomy, smoking, and improper facial skin care also affect the appearance of wrinkles.

With the appearance of the first wrinkles, a logical question arises: How to remove nasolabial folds and wrinkles on the face? Fortunately, in our time, this issue can be completely resolved with modern cosmetic procedures, although until recently, facial skin tightening remained almost the only effective method of combating wrinkles on the face.

Anti-wrinkle treatments:

• face massage;
• mesotherapy;
• biorevitalization.

External changes in the lower third of the face

Asymmetry - how to correct the situation?

Most radical and “global” rejuvenation treatments affect the lower third of the face. Why? The answer is quite simple: it is in the lower third of the face that the dentofacial system is concentrated, which, for a number of reasons, undergoes significant changes, leading to changes in the surrounding facial tissues. The process, if described in simple words, looks like this: the bone atrophies, the tissue follows the bone. Visually, this violates the aesthetics of the face, causing facial asymmetry.

The presence of bite pathologies can also affect facial aesthetics

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Let's look at it in order:

First, as it happens, one tooth is lost

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Missing one tooth. Starting factor #1

If only one tooth is missing, then at first it may not be very noticeable; the contour of the lips will change slightly, as the lip will begin to “sink” into the place of the missing tooth.

But there is one important point: the bone tissue in the absence of a tooth will begin to dissolve.

What does this mean from the point of view of violation of facial aesthetics:

• The necks of neighboring teeth will gradually begin to become exposed and their loss may occur,
• in this case, the lip will sink even more, affecting the neighboring muscles, and small vertical folds may appear above the lip.

The loss of one tooth is not critical, but you need to know that as a result of the loss of a tooth in the chewing region, the load will begin to be redistributed to other teeth, including the anterior frontal region. And the additional, unplanned by Nature, load on the teeth leads to their abrasion

. When two or more teeth are lost, the processes of distributing the load on adjacent teeth begin to occur more actively.

So, the next factor is tooth wear.

Tooth wear and bruxism. System factor #2

Now let's look at what happens with tooth wear and bruxism.

At its core, tooth wear involves abrasion of the tooth tissue. With pathological abrasion and bruxism, this process occurs many times faster, the crown part of the tooth decreases, and again the height of the lower third of the face decreases.

When teeth wear down, changes occur in the temporomandibular joint, just as in the absence of teeth.

What aesthetic defects

faces appear when erased:

• the lower jaw gradually begins to rise upward,
• the distance between the tip of the nose and the chin decreases,
• nasolabial folds increase,
• Vertical wrinkles appear around the lips.

The next factor in external aesthetic changes in the face is malocclusion

. This is one of the most common problems.

Malocclusion. Global factor #3

If the teeth are not positioned visually, it may:

• the tip of the chin moves,
• a second fold appears under the chin,
• “cluttered” chewing teeth can externally “round” the jaw line at their location, that is, the jaw line from the chin towards the ear will not be “chiseled”.
• also, if the teeth are incorrectly positioned, the lower jaw can protrude forward or, on the contrary, move backward - outwardly such a chin looks “sloping”, as if the neck immediately begins from the chin.

Bite pathology very often “adds” a sufficient number of unplanned wrinkles

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From an aesthetics point of view, a problem arises that very often begins to be solved with the help of cosmetic procedures: Let’s look at what it looks like using specific examples of only two malocclusion pathologies (and there are many more of them).
Did you know that, for example, the feature of the distal occlusion

is there an imbalance in jaw development?
The teeth of the upper jaw quickly begin to protrude above the lower ones, while the lower jaw lags behind in development, as a result of which the chin appears small and looks unnatural. From an aesthetic point of view, this leads to the appearance of wrinkles
in the lip area. And the face itself becomes unattractive.

And in case of deep bite

there is a significant overlap of the lower dentition with the upper teeth and, as a consequence of such contact, there is increased wear of the teeth, which we talked about earlier in factor #2, which further leads to a reduction in the lower third of the face.

We started the story with factor #1 - the loss of one tooth. But the most serious problems of facial aesthetics begin with the loss of several teeth, when bone tissue atrophy begins to develop, entailing, in fact, both bone atrophy and changes in the structure of soft tissues.

So - edentia. Global factor #4

Adentia can be either complete or partial. With complete edentia, there is a complete absence of teeth on one or both jaws. Partial edentia implies the absence of one or two teeth or a segment of teeth, for example chewing teeth. Loss of teeth, especially complete loss, immediately affects the appearance of the face.

If teeth are missing, the height of the lower third of the face decreases, what does this lead to? This leads to a loss of support for the jaws by the teeth, as a result of which the jaw moves backward in the joint area, and forward and upward in the chin area. This is how an “old man’s face” appears - the distance between the tip of the nose and the top of the chin decreases.

How does edentia appear on the face?

What aesthetic defects appear on the face during the development of edentia:

• all folds naturally begin to deepen, nasolabial folds become pronounced - they descend to the corners of the lips,
• the lips outwardly look much thinner, since when they lose support from the teeth, they shift towards the oral cavity,
• the tone of facial muscles decreases, the cheeks and chin tissues sag,
• in the absence of a group of chewing teeth, the soft tissues begin to “fall” inward.
• and with a long-term absence of chewing teeth, bone tissue begins to dissolve, outwardly it looks like very “sunken cheeks.”

As you can see, all these factors influence changes in the appearance of the face, its shape and gives asymmetry. Changes can occur regardless of age, but at the same time they make the face look older due to the deepening of the nasolabial folds and incorrect position of the jaws.

How to remove nasolabial folds and wrinkles?

But the most effective solution to the question: How to remove nasolabial folds and wrinkles? – hyaluronic acid injections remain.

Let's look at this method in more detail.

Hyaluronic acid injections are one of the methods of contouring in cosmetology. Smoothing of wrinkles occurs due to filling them with gel, thereby giving volume to the tissues from the inside.

The gel is injected through a thin needle into the upper layer of the dermis and fills the volume with a light massage, thereby smoothing out skin folds - wrinkles and nasolabial folds. An anesthetic cream is used to relieve pain during injections.

Note: it sounds simple, but it only sounds. The procedure requires professionalism and experience from the doctor. Therefore, pay special attention to the availability of diplomas and certificates from the doctor you contacted.

Is correction of nasolabial folds and glabellar wrinkles dangerous?

No. All modern drugs used in contour plastic surgery tend to dissolve over time - biodegrade. The main component of fillers is hyaluronic acid, which is a component of the dermis. But due to age-related changes, the amount of hyaluronic acid produced by the skin decreases, and the skin becomes dry and less elastic.

Informative: it is interesting that the first use of fillers began in 1950. Specialists of that time used bionondegradable (non-absorbable) silicone gels. However, over time, it became clear that injections of such gels negatively affect the health of the body.

The effect of their procedure for correction of nasolabial folds and eyebrow wrinkles is immediately visible and lasts from 2-3 months to 1.0 – 1.5 years. After this period, the resorption of the gel is completed, and you can again contact a specialist for a repeat procedure.

The duration of the effect directly depends on the filler manufacturer who performed the procedure, your metabolic rate, and the lifestyle you lead.

Note: fillers (from the English fill - fill) are injectable preparations whose main component is hyaluronic acid. To put it simply, this is a gel injected into the patient’s skin, which tends to dissolve over time in problem areas.

Today the most famous fillers are:

• Teosial;
• Ellans;
• Surgiderm;
• Juvederm;
• Restylane;
• Reginal Idea;
• Reniall;
• Amaline.

Their main component is hyaluronic acid.

Do all fillers have hyaluronic acid as their main component?

No. In preparations such as Radiesse , the main component is calcium hydroxylapatite, which not only adds volume, but also participates in the formation of the cellular framework.

“Colost” is its main part - collagen, which is part of the connective tissue and is responsible for the elasticity of the skin. Collagen makes up 80% of human skin.

Popular questions

1. How long do fillers last in nasolabial folds?
The duration of action of fillers depends on the type of drug and the characteristics of the body. On average, filler in nasolabial folds lasts 12-18 months.

2. How many units of Botox are needed for nasolabial folds?

The number of units of botulinum toxin required to reduce nasolabial folds depends on the drug, the depth of the skin creases, as well as on the individual characteristics of the body. On average, 5-15 units of Botox are needed.

3. What is better to inject into the nasolabial folds?

In order to smooth out nasolabial folds, it is recommended to use biodegradable fillers. The most commonly used fillers are hyaluronic acid, which does not cause allergic reactions and is not rejected by the body.

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Author: Novikova Anna Igorevna

Dermatovenerologist, trichologist, cosmetologist. Highest qualification category. Work experience 23 years.

When can you “go out” after injections?

The procedure itself takes about 40 minutes. Occasional swelling at the injection sites disappears after about 3 hours. The final result of the procedure is observed on days 8–9.

It is important!

Upon completion of the procedure for correction of nasolabial folds, during the first day completely eliminate:

• self-kneading of the drug;
• applying various creams to the injection area, without agreement with the specialist who performed the procedure;
• visiting saunas (excluding exposure to high temperatures) and vice versa – hypothermia;
• sunbathing (exposure to ultraviolet radiation), physical. procedures and heavy physical activity.

Contraindications

• period of pregnancy and lactation;
• skin diseases;
• oncological diseases;
• blood clotting disorder;
• herpes.

Prevention measures

In order to prevent the appearance of nasolabial wrinkles, it is necessary to organize your lifestyle so that the body receives all the necessary substances and components. To maintain beautiful skin, follow these recommendations:

• drink at least 2 liters of clean water daily. This amount will provide the body with the necessary amount of fluid to maintain water balance, nourish dermal cells, ensure the full functioning of systems and organs, carry out chemical reactions, remove toxins and decay products. Distribute the main volume in the first half of the day. It is not recommended to drink liquid 2 hours before going to bed, so as not to provoke swelling and stretching of the skin;
• sleep organization. Avoid lying on your side or stomach while sleeping. Pressing the skin of the face for a long time causes creases in the cheek area, which eventually become deep wrinkles. Sleep at least 8 hours a day;
• nutrition correction. Eliminate unhealthy foods from your diet - fast food, smoked meat, canned food, sweet soda, chips. Add vegetables, vitamin A content, and unrefined vegetable oils to your daily menu;
• the use of cosmetics with functions of protection against solar ultraviolet radiation. The sun has a detrimental effect on the condition of the epidermis, dries it out;
• nourishing masks 3 times a week. Make homemade compositions based on natural ingredients that will improve the condition of the skin, nourish it with moisture and nutrients;
• daily use of cosmetic oils. Natural extracts from fruits, plants, flowers smooth the dermis, maintain its elasticity and firmness;
• getting rid of bad habits. Quitting alcohol and smoking will improve the condition of the epidermis, eliminate slagging of harmful components, and make the complexion smooth and fresh;
• daily self-massage of the face. Choose one of the self-massage techniques to improve blood flow and lymph outflow, smooth out nasolabial folds, speed up reactions in dermal cells, and skin regeneration;

Comprehensive facial care, regular massage and gymnastics will help you quickly get rid of nasal lips, improve your skin, and prevent the appearance of new wrinkles.

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