All right, it’s not a mystery that we age. All of us do. So what happens with aging is that most of us know the reality of it and don’t really like the results we see with age. Some of us begin to notice the difference it makes to other people when we start to look a little older. Here’s something that most people who’ve taken a Botox training course know everything about: glabellar lines. That small road forming between our eyebrows is called that in some circles, like in the cosmetic field for example. What is that about? Well, in my dermal filler training course we spoke mainly about these two lines. This comes to me as no surprise at all. After all it is the first sign that our skin (and our age) is going.

Some of the other telltale signs of aging are crows’ feet, the tiny little lines forming at the edge of our eyes. Sure symbols of our long-gone youth. Botox, as taught in my dermal filler training course, comes into these areas and paralyzes these muscles. It is movement, or rather years of it, which are responsible for this wrinkle effect. It is repeated use of the face muscles that are to blame. With my dermal filler training I can go in and reverse this effect on a patient. At least for a while, long enough for him or her to look younger to themselves and to other people. There should be no reason why age is such a big deal in our society, unfortunately it is. Fortunately for us, we can undergo this procedure and thus gain a little edge on this terrible aging matter.