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What Do I Do About Cleavage Wrinkles?

I was watching Dr. Oz's 9/29 TV program about chest wrinkles - he featured a pillow bra and retinol cream as the solutions. He stated that the pillow was a "great idea". The product is called the INTIMIA Pillow. Do you think its a good solution for chest wrinkles? After all, it allows sleeping on your side while keeping the breasts separated and staying in place...

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Cleavage Wrinkles Need Multiple Treatments

The Intimia Pillow is a good idea for prevention or to use during treatment. Other alternatives include the Kush support or the Decollete pad. The wrinkles need treatment at the skin level and the vitamin A compounds are a good start. Retinol (the alcohol form of vitamin A) is a good start, but Retin A (the acid form of vitamin A ) is stronger. Retin A comes in different strengths and one can start with a mild strength and build up to the strongest concentrations. Those... more
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Treatment options for cleavage wrinkles

There are many different options to treat this. One that works if the muscles over the chest are crinkling, is to inject Botox or Dysport to lay them down. A second is to use Fraxel to smoothen the skin. Obviously, combining these two modalities helps more than either one. Finally, I use fillers such as Restylane and Juvederm and volumizers such as Sculptra in this area

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