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Which skin injectable is right for you? Let’s simplify it.

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Choosing the proper treatment for your skin concerns can sometimes feel overwhelming, like navigating a maze of options. Among the most trusted and effective skin injectable treatments are hydration and volume.

 

While both aim to rejuvenate your skin and enhance your overall appearance, they work in different ways to address specific concerns.

Hydration is best known as a powerful skin booster, designed to deeply hydrate, improve skin texture, and give you a radiant glow.

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Volume, on the other hand, goes a step further. It helps restore volume and structure by subtly replenishing lost fat beneath the skin, creating a gentle lifting effect.

So… how do you choose the right one for you?
Let’s break down the differences to help you decide with confidence. 

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Choose Hydration 

Hydration is an excellent option if you’re looking for a gentle, all-around boost to your skin’s hydration and firmness. It’s suitable for younger and older patients, aiming for preventative care by enhancing overall skin quality. This treatment is perfect if you feel like you have a dull complexion but are not seeing signs of ageing. It’s also perfect if you prefer a more subtle enhancement without adding any volume to your face.  

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Choose Volume

Volume is the treatment to consider if you’re dealing with the mild to moderate signs of ageing such as initial volume loss. I

 

t can help to offer deeper structural support, improving skin laxity and sagging. Compared to the hydration treatment, Volume is more likely to produce a more contoured and rejuvenated appearance. 

It’s worth noting that although Volume will help to address mild to moderate signs of ageing, neither treatments are suitable for the more severe signs of ageing. If you are looking for a more dramatic change in appearance or are experiencing more severe signs of ageing, such as deep-rooted wrinkles or sagging skin, you might want to consider a combination of non-surgical treatments such as collagen stimulator injections. 

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