46 Year Old

Not VET;this thing typo again. Supposed to be very

My goal was to get rid of wrinkles from frowning/squinting between eyebrows/forehead and over top lip. Had 3 ematrix treatments (1 per month) and finally small lip injections in top lip just to help reduce wrinkles on top lip. Very knowledgeable in treatments. Most importantly. Don't pick your skin while it's healing and use sunscreen. Results with continue even long after treatment was completed more than a year ago. FYI...a pain pill one hour prior to treatment is helpful in receiving the treatment. Do your homework prior to allowing someone to complete some as invasive as RF ematrix. They say it's not as invasive as laser, but it's still an invasive procedure and painful for the 1st 3-4 hours after. Don't really know what else to say except for see my photos for yourself and you be the judge if something like this is even for you and if it's worth it. Lip injection was just filler. I'm highly allergic to Botox and found this out the hard way. Had to go to Emergency Room because I couldn't breath after. I had to get epinephrine at Hospital. I'll never do that again. Think twice before someone wants to give you Botox because it's bochalyism which is basically toxic and causes paryalis to muscles.
Please feel free to leave me comments and I'd be glad to answer any questions in regards to my own personal experience.
I don't know how much more information I can add. That's why you can add comments for me to respond back to you. But for me it was worth it. I feel I have greatly reduced a lot of wrinkles around my eyes and around my upper lip. I can always go back and try to get a little more filer in my upper lip but then my upper lip my protrude too much and look in-natural. So I thought I'd wait until I figure out how my body will heal first to what I already had completed. The filler in the lip also never fully goes away and has a lumpy feel to it under the skin. I'm not sure if I was ready for that aspect of the filler in the lip. I played the flute and smoked for years and always hated what that did to my mouth but now I know that there are things I can do to improve it and minimize the damage. Remember poor food choices are always better for your skin and for your skin to heal.