Treatment for Wrinkles Chester, Cheshire

Wrinkles are irregularities in the body’s surface that present as creases, ridges, or folds in the skin. The skin is comprised of multiple layers of tissue. The three most important components are the epidermis or surface layer of skin, the dermis lying immediately beneath the epidermis, and the hypodermis lying between deeper body tissues and the visible surface skin. Connective tissue (collagen), fat, hair follicles, sweat glands, nerves, and blood vessels lie within the dermis and provide skin tone. The supportive structure of the hypodermis is made of this fat and connective tissue. Loss of skin elasticity and tone occurs when collagen and fat deteriorates from environmental factors, ageing, or disease. Skin grows from the bottom up. Cells in the hypodermis grow, mature, die, and fall from the body as skin flakes. They are replaced by cells in the dermis migrating outward toward the skin’s surface. These cells in turn are replaced by cells from the epidermis. Surface cells succumb to mitosis, the natural cell death process, and fall off the body. The regeneration cycle to go from dead cells to new surface skin cells (i.e., maturation of hypodermis to dermis and then to epidermis) takes about a month in our youth. The skin cells are nurtured by blood vessels rising within the hypodermis.

Sweating is a normal and essential bodily function that helps to keep your body cool. Exercise and high temperatures can cause your body to heat up. When this happens, the millions of sweat glands in your body spring into action and produce perspiration which leaves your body through the pores on your skin. This sweat evaporates on your skin which cools you down. If you find that you sweat all the time, even when not exercising or in high temperatures, then it’s likely that you’re suffering with hyperhidrosis. This condition, also known as excessive sweating, can be traumatic and disruptive to your daily activities or routine. Any of the following in conjunction with a higher than normal level of perspiration, could indicate hyperhidrosis: Avoiding physical contact because you are self-conscious about your sweating Not participating in exercise, or energetic activities, because you’re worried about an increase in your sweating Your sweating is making your job difficult, for example if you’re struggling to hold tools Normal activities, like driving, are difficult because you’re sweating You’re spending a lot of time changing your clothes, reapplying antiperspirant You’re becoming overly self-conscious and less social because of your sweating There are two types of hyperhidrosis, determined by what is seen to be the cause of the sweating.

Dermal fillers are manufactured from bacteria that closely resemble the naturally-occurring hyaluronic acid. These bacteria help the skin retain more water, and this makes it smooth and tight. The cosmetic treatment will start off with a discussion on what results you wish to see and determine which filler to use and how we should deliver the treatment. The fillers are injected in specific sections of the skin where you wish to correct wrinkles and other signs of ageing. Local anaesthesia may be used to reduce discomfort during the procedure. Cosmetic fillers work temporarily and usually last for a period of 6 to 18 months.

Non surgical facial rejuvenation uses injectable fillers and wrinkle relaxing injections to restore a fresher and younger looking appearance to the face without the need of surgery

With good knowledge of facial anatomy, dermal fillers can be injected into multiple layers of the skin and deep tissue to achieve an amazing rejuvenating effect. Before the filler is administered to the area, a numbing cream may be applied. The filler itself is a smooth gel that contains hyaluronic acid, and when injected into the area of concern, it binds water to produce a lift and give firmness to the treated areas. Wrinkles and creases begin to smooth out and the face becomes more defined. Fillers can help smooth out the natural appearance of facial lines, including the eye lines (crow’s feet), tear-troughs (under-eye furrows), frown lines, the nasolabial folds (cheek creases), marionette lines (coming down from the mouth), lip (smoker) lines, augment the lips, cheeks and jawline. The face is the main focal point of a person’s appearance, and those who are affected by ageing facial features can often feel self-conscious about their looks. Fillers can achieve a naturally brighter, tighter, firmer-looking appearance, boosting self-esteem.

Mole removal is sometime necessary as moles (also cladded “naevi”) can sometimes be both unattractive and a nuisance. They can get caught on clothing, necklaces,get cut during shaving, bleed and become a source of concern. They can be removed quickly under local anaesthetic with or without the need to cut the skin or have stitches (shave excision). All moles will be examined by Miss Breahna who will diagnose it before removal. Miss Breahna may decide to remove the whole mole (excision biopsy). In most cases it is recommended the moles to be sent away to the laboratory for tissue sampling. You are in good hands, as Miss Breahna performs hundreds of these procedures in both her NHS and private practice and is a member of the local skin cancer MDT .

Dermal fillers for the improvement of fine line and wrinkles and lip definition. Also to add volume to cheeks and chin and create a softer nose shape with non surgical rhinoplasty.

Wrinkle relaxing injections 1 area

Facial relaxants can be used to effectively soften fine lines and wrinkles, provide lift and improve skin tone. Various areas of the face and neck can be treated.

This safe and effective medical technique is used to eliminate thread veins. This treatment involves small precise injections into the tiny thread veins. The blood vessel closes and is then absorbed by the body over a period of time.