LIP AND SMILE ENHANCEMENT CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented for improvement of her ‘gummy smile’ and nasolabial folds (lines that run from nose corners to corners of mouth) which she felt had worsened since losing weight.
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Lip filler is an increasingly popular treatment, but not every lip, nor every injector is made the same. If you are considering lip filler, ensure you ask the following questions to ensure you are appropriately prepared and informed.
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Lip PROPORTIONS and lip filler
muscle relaxation CASE STUDY
Hx: The patient presented wanting increased lip volume. After having recovered from facial injuries earlier in life, we sought an extensive history of her surgeries and whether she had resultantly had any plates/implants to repair facial fractures, as the presence of these could potentially place her at higher risk for infection with treatment.
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Anti-wrinkle injections (AKA neuromodulators and muscle relaxants) act at the point where nerve tissue inserts into muscular tissue. By blocking action at this junction, carefully delivered injections may temporarily reduce muscular activity. The same products may also be used for down-regulating of sebum and sweat production, for muscle hyperactivity (e.g. spasticity, migraine, bowel motility), reducing the appearance of dynamic wrinkles and muscle bulk; and to modify facial expression.
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PDO MONO THREADS CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns of abdominal skin laxity and significant striae alba (stretch marks) following the birth of her children. She had previously had surgery to try and improve the appearance of this area and skin needling with other providers to only moderate success. Patient was of very slight build with minimal underlying subcutaneous fat to support the tissue, which compounded the appearance of stretch marking.
COSMETIC INJECTABLES CASE STUDY
Hx: Pt presented with generalised concerns of ‘disliking her lower face’. During consultation the patient found it difficult to pinpoint exactly what is was about her lower face that she disliked, however she felt self-conscious and often spoke with her hand over her mouth to hide the area.
Filler Dissolving CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented for dissolution of migrated lip filler which she had had injected previously at another clinic.
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Are you confused about the difference between injectables and fillers? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Many people use these terms interchangeably, but they actually refer to different types of cosmetic treatments. Let’s break down the difference between injectables and fillers in a friendly and easy-to-understand way!
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CRYOLIPOLYSIS CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented complaining of unwanted abdominal adiposity and generalised physical dissatisfaction. Throughout life patient had maintained a stable body weight with regular activity and diet. With the onset of menopause patient found that she had additional abdominal adiposity that was unresponsive to diet and exercise. Patient also reported cold intolerance, eyebrow thinning, poklioderma to the neck/chest, generalised fatigue, bowel dysfunction and recently diagnosed osteopenia (reduced bone density).
RADIOFREQUENCY CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns of cellulite to the backs of both thighs. Upon further consultation it was revealed that patient also had a longstanding history of irregular bowel motions, bloating, difficulty losing weight, water retention, fatigue, anxiety and scant/absent periods after 10 years of oral contraceptive use. The patient had no other significant medical history, and maintained a healthy, active lifestyle.
FAT DISSOLVE CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient booked in online for chin and jawline filler. At her consultation we learnt she was seeking improved jawline definition.
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We offer multiple non invasive treatments that aim to minimise the appearance of excess adipose tissue of the abdomen and most other areas of the body.
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SKIN CONCERNS (ACNE) CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns of active acne, atrophic acne scarring and post inflammatory erythema (redness). In addition to having a history of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) our patient was concurrently experiencing a high level of stress in her life, having recently gone through a relationship breakdown.
SKIN REJUVENATION CASE STUDY
Hx: One of the best skin rejuvenations we have seen, is that of our very own artisan. Prior to opening Aescend, our artisan was experiencing frequent eczema and perioral dermatitis outbreaks, and her skin was sun-damaged, pigmented and coursed with fine lines through her forehead, frown and eye area.
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Good skin is about more than topical treatment, it is about regularity, patience, diet, lifestyle and controlling (or eliminating disease). We aim to provide comprehensive skin assessment that explore all potential causes of problematic skin.
the gut and skin connection
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HAND REJUVENATION CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns about the sun damage and brown pigmented lesions on her hands.
NECK REJUVENATION CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns of skin laxity and early sagging around the neck and jawline. She also did not like the depth of the nasolabial area (folds from nose to mouth) and felt she was getting deepening marionette lines (lines from mouth to chin).
HAIR LOSS CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns of diffuse hair thinning and shedding, mainly through the front third and at the temples. The patient had no significant medical history, was young, fit and active, though had a family trend of premature hair loss. He was concurrently working with an Integrative Health GP to optimise gut function and actively reduce stress/anxiety.
TATTOO REMOVAL CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient had had her eyebrows tattooed a few years prior to presentation and was dissatisfied with the results. She felt like her brows were uneven, misshapen and disliked that the outline of the tattoo extended beyond her natural brow shape.
COG (LIFTING) THREADS CASE STUDY
Hx: Patient presented with concerns of jowling and increased skin laxity. Patient was particularly bothered by this area, as she recognised that it was an ageing trait that was prominent throughout her family. The patient remarked that she “did not feel the age she looked”.