FALSE
Disproportionate or inelegant results are usually the result of a wrong dosage - when clients insist on a little too much and the doctor agrees to their request. Keep in mind that doctors have a duty to exercise judgment and always have the option to refuse any request they deem excessive. In the event of a disagreement, the customer can always seek the advice of another practitioner.

TRUE
This will slow the effects of aging and make them less noticeable.

TRUE
For the best results, you should avoid the sun, UV rays, tanning salons, smoking and dry air. You should also moisturize your skin and protect it after treatment. Finally, you should carefully choose the clinic and doctor.

FALSE
The effects of aging are reduced during treatment. Stopping treatment only makes the process return to normal, so your skin gradually returns to the state that comes with your true age.

FALSE
Botox has been on the market for over 50 years and hyaluronic acid (a filler) for more than 25 years. They have been used on millions of patients. Their mode of action and side effects are well-known, plus there are no reported negative long-term effects. Only a handful of problems, related to poor use, may occur.

In conclusion, when the time comes to entrust a doctor with our most valuable asset, our face, it is important to make the right selection in terms of the professional who administers the treatment. The experience and reputation of a clinic and doctor are imperative. Beyond the technical aspect, the psychological aspect is just as important. You must be comfortable talking with your doctor, and it is essential that you feel as though you are on the same wavelength. A trusting relationship must be formed, your personality must be respected, and this involves a frank discussion. It is important to remember that the perception of aesthetic beauty differs significantly from one person to the next and that to avoid negative consequences, it is absolutely necessary to communicate to be understood.