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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics
General
Anti-ageing injections are a growing trend. From Bollywood to beauty clinics, wrinkle-free skin is in. But are these injections really safe?
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Botox, dermal fillers (such as hyaluronic acid), and collagen stimulators are the most commonly used treatments.
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Botox helps in relaxing muscles to reduce wrinkles, while fillers restore volume and hydrate the skin.
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Most of them are generally safe under expert supervision. But people with autoimmune disorders or allergies should avoid them.
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Bruising, redness, swelling, and temporary muscle weakness are common side effects; some rare cases include drooping eyelids, etc.
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Cheap, unverified clinics can cause infections, botched jobs, or permanent nerve damage. Always check credentials and qualifications.
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Botox mostly lasts for 3–6 months, while fillers last for about 6–18 months. They aren’t permanent and require refills and maintenance.
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Retinol, vitamin C serums, peptides, facial yoga, and collagen supplements can delay skin ageing naturally.
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This is trending among young adults in their 20s who are getting Botox to delay fine lines. It’s a rising global trend nowadays. .
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As they will help with personalised assessment, skin history, and safe techniques that will make all the difference.
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Think before you inject, as informed decisions and certified professionals are key to ageing gracefully and safely.
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